Service Rates

In-Home Care service covers more individual services and requires a minimum visit time of 4 hours. Bathing Care is a shorter visit that is only focused on client hygiene. This may involve either a shower or bed bath.

Drop In visits do not include any hygiene or bathing services. They are typically 1 hour or less. Most clients use them to check up on family, remind to take medications, warm up or make a meal, help with basic light housekeeping chores, or run a quick errand.

Our services are designed for families that are caring for a loved one. Maybe you need to take a break from care or you just need a little extra help. You don’t have to sign up for a certain number of visits per week or month. Call us when you need us. We are here for you.

This is the second most asked question we get. There are a lot of factors to consider when it comes to caregiver consistency. It will be easier for the schedulers to assign a regular caregiver if you have a regular schedule. You have to remember that each caregiver has their own preferred schedules and care experience. We make every effort to match them up with clients that match those schedules and care needs.

We need 48 to 72 hours to complete the admissions process. This allows our team time to assign the most appropriate caregiver(s) for the requested service days and times.

We do not require deposits for our services. We only require a credit/debit card or bank account number to be held on file. We bill for our services weekly and invoices can be paid with your payment method of choice.

We only accept Long Term Care insurance for services at this time. We are not part of the Texas medicaid network for home care. Medicare and replacement plans do not yet cover Personal Assistance Services.

You will have a service agreement and client individualized service plans. You can change your schedules or cancel services with as little as 24 hours notice.

Our caregivers are some of the highest paid in the areas we serve. Each caregiver has to submit to a background check. We test our caregivers for competency before they are invited to interview for a position on our care team.