Vetted in-home caregivers and licensed nurses across the Austin metro — matched to your family in 48 hours, with transparent pricing and 24/7 intake.
Four common paths families take — from light daily support to post-hospital recovery.
Comprehensive in-home support that lets aging adults stay in the home they love — combining personal care, light medical visits, and home-safety modifications.
Best for: Seniors who are mostly independent but need help with bathing, meals, mobility, or medication routines.
A higher-touch in-home plan that mirrors what an assisted-living community provides — daily caregiver visits, transportation, social engagement, and care coordination.
Best for: Families who'd rather not relocate a loved one but need the equivalent of full-time community support.
Specialized caregivers trained in Alzheimer's and dementia care provide a structured, familiar environment that reduces agitation and supports cognitive function.
Best for: Adults with early- to mid-stage dementia who benefit from consistency, familiar surroundings, and one-to-one engagement.
Short-term skilled nursing, therapy follow-through, and personal care during the critical 30 days after a hospital or rehab discharge.
Best for: Patients recovering from surgery, stroke, cardiac events, or a hospitalization who want to recover at home safely.
From companion visits to skilled nursing — mix and match as needs evolve.
RN and LPN visits for assessments, wound care, injections, and chronic-condition management.
1–7 visits per week
Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and transfers — delivered by trained HHAs and CNAs.
4–24 hrs per day
Conversation, meal prep, light housekeeping, errands, and social engagement.
3–12 hrs per visit
Nurse-led setup of pill organizers, reconciliation after discharge, and ongoing reminders.
Weekly nurse visit + daily reminders
Licensed therapists deliver rehab in the home — strength, mobility, ADL retraining, and speech work.
2–3 visits per week
Sterile dressing changes, drain management, and post-surgical wound assessments by RNs.
3–7 visits per week
Home administration of antibiotics, hydration, and specialty infusions under physician orders.
Daily or per-protocol
Comfort-focused care, family education, and 24/7 on-call nursing in partnership with hospice agencies.
Daily caregiver + nurse on call
Different needs call for different credentials. Here's the practical scope and rate for each.
Background-checked, agency-trained
State-certified (75+ training hrs)
State-licensed nurse
State-licensed RN (often BSN)
No surprise fees. Most plans blend hourly care with periodic nurse visits.
Seniors who live alone and need daily company, errand help, and a watchful eye.
Adults who need hands-on help with daily living but not medical visits.
Post-hospital recovery, chronic-condition management, and complex care plans.
Medicare may cover skilled visits when ordered by a physician. Medicaid HCBS waivers, VA Aid & Attendance, and long-term-care insurance can offset hourly costs. A care advisor will map coverage before you commit.
A 15-minute call with a local care advisor to understand the situation, urgency, and budget.
A free, no-obligation home visit by a nurse or care manager to evaluate needs, safety, and goals.
Two or three pre-screened caregivers introduced, matched on personality, language, and skills.
Schedule confirmed, family portal activated, and the first shift covered by a senior care manager.
Free, no-obligation. Most families have a care plan within 48 hours of the first call.