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We’ll help you find the best local caregivers – passionate professionals dedicated to meeting your unique needs.

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At Amada Senior Care, our promise is nurturing, compassionate in-home caregivers who enrich the lives of our clients and their families.

To find an in-home caregiver near you, search the map above or choose your state, then visit your local Amada office’s website or give them a call.

How an In-Home Caregiver Helps Seniors Stay Home

More and more older adults prefer to age in place, surrounded by the familiar comforts of home and years of precious memories. Sometimes they need a little help to make that happen. That’s where an Amada in-home caregiver comes in. We’ve helped more than 100,000 seniors and family members with home care.

Would mom enjoy help with cleaning, or company while she watches her favorite game show? Does dad need help with the basics every day, or could he benefit from full-time, live-in dementia support? Our guide to home care walks through the options, and you can see all of Amada’s senior care services in one place.

What Our In-Home Caregivers Help With

With a smile and a cheerful attitude, Amada’s in-home caregivers for the elderly help with everything from activities of daily living like bathing and dressing to fun outings and tasty meals. The goal is to keep your loved one comfortable, healthy and as self-sufficient as possible.

Companionship and conversation

Social engagement helps seniors keep a better quality of life, and it may help protect against depression and cognitive decline. Learn more about companion care.

Meal preparation

Tasty meals prepared around your loved one’s dietary needs and restrictions.

Bathing, dressing and toileting

Help with the daily basics of personal hygiene: bathing, getting dressed and using the bathroom.

Medication reminders

Reminders to take medication at the right time, every time.

Rides to appointments

Transportation to and from doctor’s appointments, so you don’t have to take time off work.

Errands and outings

Trips to the grocery store, hair appointments, the park and other outings.

Light housekeeping

Keeping the home tidy: cleaning bathrooms and kitchens, vacuuming, sweeping and dusting.

Laundry

Washing, drying, ironing, folding and putting away clean laundry.

Physical activity

Safe exercises that help your loved one stay active and fit.

Caring for a parent yourself? Respite care gives family caregivers a break, whether for an afternoon, a weekend or a vacation.

Specialized Non-Medical Care

Is your loved one living with Alzheimer’s or dementia? Recovering from a stroke? Managing congestive heart failure? Amada caregivers are trained to support seniors facing these challenges, helping with personal care and daily routines so they can stay in their own home for as long as possible. Learn more about our memory care and specialized care, or choose a condition:

Matching you with the right in-home caregiver

We want every client to enjoy a close, personally satisfying relationship with their caregiver. We listen carefully to your loved one’s needs: personality, languages spoken, skill level and hours required.

Would your loved one prefer someone outgoing and gregarious, or a gentler, quieter personality? Details like these matter in our matchmaking.

What an in-home caregiver costs

In-home care is billed by the hour, with a minimum of 4 hours per day. The hourly rate depends on the level of care, and you can change the number of hours at any time.

Our guide to senior care costs explains more. Many families also use long-term care insurance for home care or the VA Aid and Attendance benefit. Wondering about Medicare? Read does Medicare pay for an in-home caregiver?.

Our Caregivers Show Excellence in the 6 Cs

Our caregivers are the lifeblood of Amada Senior Care, so we recruit only the best. Every caregiver is a fully bonded and insured employee of the company, chosen through a rigorous selection process for their qualifications and experience. (Here’s why that matters: home care agency vs. registry.) They must also show excellence in the 6 Cs:

Compassionate

  • Caregiving is their calling in life, not just a job.
  • They show genuine kindness and meet our clients’ emotional needs as well as their physical ones.

Competent

  • They have the knowledge, experience and training to provide excellent care.
  • They present themselves well and dress professionally.

Communicative

  • They ask questions and address any concerns our clients have.
  • They truly listen, answer thoughtfully, and act with urgency to keep clients comfortable.

Committed

  • They do their best in delicate and challenging care situations.
  • They are trustworthy, resourceful and hard-working.

Confidently humble

  • They’re confident in their abilities and eager to learn each client’s needs and preferences.
  • They never assume they know better than the client or their family.

Congenial

  • They’re nurturing, and build a real sense of connection with the people we care for.
  • Their warmth shows clients how much we appreciate them.

Want to join them? See caregiver job opportunities.

Call a Care Coordinator Today

Call 866-752-1961 for a free assessment of your loved one’s care needs. Our care coordinators are courteous, approachable and knowledgeable, and they’re available 24/7 for care advice, wellness updates and information.