What the caregiver does
- Daily help that fits the condition: a slower pace for Parkinson's, MS, or memory loss
- Safety steps to prevent falls
- The right meals: diabetic-friendly, low-salt, or soft foods
- Medicine reminders on the doctor's schedule
- Watching and reporting changes to family
- Gentle memory-loss care: calm redirection and a steady routine
What we never do: We are a non-medical agency. Caregivers watch for signs like low blood sugar or breathing changes and tell the family and care team. They never test, treat, or give medical care.
Conditions we support
Diabetes
COPD
Heart Disease
Stroke Recovery
Parkinson's
Multiple Sclerosis
Arthritis
Dementia / Alzheimer's
Kidney Disease
Cancer Support
Who this helps
- People with Alzheimer's: routine and calm redirection at home
- People with Parkinson's: unhurried help dressing and moving
- People with diabetes: steady meals that fit their diet
- People with COPD or heart failure: paced activity, watchful eyes
What it costs
Do you have Medi-CalMedi-Cal is California's free or low-cost health insurance for people with lower incomes.? A program called CalAIMCalAIM is a Medi-Cal program. It can pay for extra help at home, so you pay nothing. may pay for this care, so you pay $0. The health plan decides who qualifies. IHSSIHSS is short for In-Home Supportive Services. It is a county program that pays someone, often a family member, to help you at home. is separate: it pays a helper you hire yourself, not agencies like us. Or pay yourself, from $45 an hour. See prices.
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