What Is Home Help Care?
Home Help Care is designed to support individuals who wish to live independently in their own home rather than live in an adult foster care, or nursing facility. Home Help Care enables you or your loved one with assistance performing daily activities, and hands-on care. Hire a family member or a friends to take care of you — they’ll get paid Hourly for the love and support they provide.
How Do I Know If My Self or Loved One Needs Care?
Many older adults eventually reach a point where they can no longer care for themselves the way that they used to. Home care is an appealing option for many individuals and their families because it can be used for just a few hours a week or on an as-needed basis for those who are having some difficulties, but do not need constant care. It can serve as an in-between for individuals who are struggling to care for themselves or their home completely independently, but do not need around-the-clock assistance. It’s also a good option for individuals who may have been resistant to moving out of their home, but who do need help with some of their ADLs. With the right support, aging at home is a viable solution that provides benefits and advantages versus nursing homes or assisted living facilities
Available Service For Home Help Care:
- Eating or feeding
- Bathing
- Dressing
- Grooming
- Using the toilet
- Moving throughout the home
- Transferring from one position to another
- Administering or setting up medicine
- Light housework
- Meal preparation/clean up
- Shopping for essential items
- Travel for shopping/laundry
- Laundry
- Complex Care
Eligibility.
To receive Home Help Care, an individual must have active Medicaid. Require physical assistance to perform at least one activity of daily living. Individuals with personal care needs and has high income that exceeds the Medicaid eligibility standards may still be eligible for Home Help.
- Individuals requiring the use of wheelchairs, canes, crunches, or human assistance to leave the home.
- Individuals with Dementia/Alzheimers or memory impairment.
- Individuals who have difficulties using stair handrails due to the loss of the use of an upper extremity.
- Individuals suffering from pain or weakness resulting in limited ability for ambulation.
- Individuals with heart and respiratory disease.
- Individuals for whom outings may be medically contraindicated as determined by the physician.
We Get You Enrolled Fast.
We know how to expedite your application to speed up the process and get you the care you need.
- We’ll arrange a visit to your home, determine if you are eligible and number of hours you will receive.
- Free Consultation, no fee is needed to apply for the Home Care.
- Choose Your Caregiver, this can be a child, relative, neighbor or even a trusted friend.
- Caregivers must be 18+ years old and no training is necessary.
- You’ll get care from your loved one and we’ll arrange for them to get paid.
- Our Services Are Covered By Medicaid.