Home care services in Indianapolis and Greenwood
Eleven ways we help older adults and people living with a disability stay safe, comfortable and independent at home. Mix and match whatever fits, and change it whenever you need to.
Every kind of help we provide at home
Choose one, or combine several. The plan is yours and you can change it whenever life changes.
Personal Care
Help with bathing, dressing, grooming and getting around, given gently and without fuss.
Companion Care
Someone to sit down, talk, play cards and get out of the house with.
Medication Reminders
Our caregivers remind, cue and prompt at the right times.
Meal Preparation and Nutrition
We shop, cook and sit down at the table so meals stop being a chore. Special diets are prepared to the plan your family or dietitian provides.
Light Housekeeping
A clean, uncluttered home is easier to move through and easier to enjoy.
Transportation and Errands
Handing over the car keys should not mean handing over your life.
Respite Care
You have been doing this a long time, and you are tired in a way that sleep does not fix.
24 Hour Home Care
Some people are not safe alone at three in the morning. Our caregivers work rotating awake shifts, so there is never a gap in the day or in the night.
Dementia and Alzheimer's Care
Familiar rooms, a familiar routine, and a caregiver who knows how to keep the day calm.
Post Hospital Care
The first two weeks at home usually decide how a recovery goes.
Disability Support
Support built around the life you already have, not around a diagnosis.
Not sure what you need?
Tell us about the situation and we will suggest the right mix. It costs nothing, and we will say so if we are not the right fit.
Free assessmentHow home care services are usually put together
Almost nobody needs one service on its own. A typical week is a combination: help with a shower three mornings, a ride to the doctor on Tuesday, a hot meal cooked and the laundry done while the caregiver is there, and an hour of company on the afternoon nobody else can visit.
That is why we price and schedule by the hour rather than by package. You are buying a caregiver visit, and what happens during that visit is whatever the care plan says is most useful. It changes as circumstances change, which they always do.
The other thing worth knowing early is the line between non-medical home care and home health care. We provide non-medical support: everything in the list above, delivered by trained caregivers. Skilled nursing, wound care, injections and physical therapy come from a home health agency or a clinician, and the two often run side by side in the same house. We will tell you clearly when something you need falls on the other side of that line.
Not sure which of these you need?
Almost nobody arrives knowing. Most families start with one obvious problem, a fall, a hospital stay, a burnt pan, and discover the rest during the assessment.
That is what the free assessment is for. We come to the house, watch how the day actually works, and recommend the smallest amount of help that solves the problem. Not the largest package we can sell.
Questions families ask about our services
Everything that keeps daily life going, short of clinical treatment. Bathing, dressing and grooming, help moving safely around the house, meal preparation, light housekeeping and laundry, medication reminders, rides to appointments, errands and companionship. Our caregivers do not give injections, change wound dressings or administer medication. Those are nursing tasks and we will tell you plainly when something falls outside what we do.
That is what we aim for, and it is why we build a small team around each client rather than sending whoever is free. One or two regular caregivers cover the usual schedule, with a backup who has already met your family so that illness or holidays do not mean a total stranger at the door.
It depends on how many hours you need, what kind of help is involved and whether any of it falls overnight or at the weekend. We will give you clear numbers at the assessment, before you commit to anything. We can also talk through payment options including private pay and long-term care insurance, and help you explore whether you qualify for other programs.