Senior Care in Chicago, IL

Staff provided good attentive service and helped with light housekeeping, watch while I showered, dressed. Most arrived on time and are friendly....

I found this company via a Google search when I was looking for help for home with mom. They had good reviews so I figured I'd give it a try. From the moment I sent a request for info online, this company was responsive and attentive. They contacted ...

We called Home Instead when mom needed someone with her daily and soon we needed 24/7 care. The team quickly adjusted our care plan. Everyone we worked with was professional and very caring. My husband and I live out of state. We received upda...

Agency has been very responsive to our added requests....

The skilled nurse and care givers they provided were wonderful. They were vigilant and helpful with my very sick best friend and as POA, I was looking for round the clock care. Broad street went above and beyond to deliver that care with little adv...

Essential Home Health has been a God-send for my family in the care of my elderly mother. The CEO and administrative team are accessible for handling questions and helping us navigate the complexity of insurance and requirements. The care tea...

Our mom received in home health care from Home Helpers for 15 months from February, 2023 through her passing in May, 2024. We were blessed with a consistent team of caring, concerned, competent and compassionate caregivers over that time period. Wh...

Senior Helpers North Side Chicago LLC has been extremely helpful and they found a particularly capable and nice helper. My husband, however, decided that he wasn't ready for in-home care, so right now, the services are suspended, but we hope to resum...

We were a client of All Help Health Services. I had no problem with them. It is just the industry overall. They're short-staffed because people come, and they leave. It's just the state that we're in. They were all competent, experienced, and compa...

Home care post Covid and hospitalization. They prepared and served meals, cleaned lightly, did laundry and were very kind and compassionate....

Right at Home provides personalized in-home care and support for seniors and adults with disabilities. Our caregivers are trained to help with everyday tasks that have become challenging. This may include meal preparation, laundry, light housekeeping, personal hygiene, medication reminders, mobility assistance, transportation and other tasks. We offer services for those with special care situations such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson’s disease and other dementias; diabetes; stroke recovery; and hospice care. Whether you are looking for a few hours a week or immediate, 24-hour care, we are here to help. Call us today to learn more about the services we can provide you or a loved one.Custom Care PlanWe know everyone’s needs are different, so we create custom, client-centered care plans based on our unique five-step approach to care. We take time to get to know you by discussing your health history, physical and cognitive abilities, daily routines, and personal lifestyle and preferences. This conversation is important to us because we want to help you determine the level and types of care you need and match you with the best caregiver to help you continue to live successfully at home, or wherever you call home.Caregiver Training and Care Supervision When you choose Right at Home, you can rest assured that our caregivers will deliver the care you or your loved one needs. Every caregiver goes through an extensive interview process, including background checks. We provide initial caregiver training through our Right at Home University before they can provide care, and we provide ongoing training to support best care practices. All of our caregivers are employed by Right at Home and are bonded and insured.

Right at Home provides personalized in-home care and support for seniors and adults with disabilities. Our caregivers are trained to help with everyday tasks that have become challenging. This may include meal preparation, laundry, light housekeeping, personal hygiene, medication reminders, mobility assistance, transportation and other tasks. We offer services for those with special care situations such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson’s disease and other dementias; diabetes; stroke recovery; and hospice care. Whether you are looking for a few hours a week or immediate, 24-hour care, we are here to help. Call us today to learn more about the services we can provide you or a loved one.Custom Care PlanWe know everyone’s needs are different, so we create custom, client-centered care plans based on our unique five-step approach to care. We take time to get to know you by discussing your health history, physical and cognitive abilities, daily routines, and personal lifestyle and preferences. This conversation is important to us because we want to help you determine the level and types of care you need and match you with the best caregiver to help you continue to live successfully at home, or wherever you call home.Caregiver Training and Care Supervision When you choose Right at Home, you can rest assured that our caregivers will deliver the care you or your loved one needs. Every caregiver goes through an extensive interview process, including background checks. We provide initial caregiver training through our Right at Home University before they can provide care, and we provide ongoing training to support best care practices. All of our caregivers are employed by Right at Home and are bonded and insured.

From the very beginning, we wanted to keep things simple. We wanted to provide the most personalized service available, so our clients could stay at home comfortably for as long as they choose. After taking a look at how home care was structured both at home and around the world, we found one resounding theme among home care recipients: people want consistency and customization. For this reason, we implemented our One-Client One-Caregiver Concept and assigned each client to their own Care Coordinator. We went a step further by keeping case loads for Care Coordinators as small as possible, so that they have ample time to get to know all of their clients. In line with our mission to provide the highest degree of personalization, all of our Care Coordinator are available to clients, their families, and caregivers 24/7. They manage and update each client’s ever-changing care plan, communicate with caregivers, and make home visits as frequently as ne cessary. Our One-Client One-Caregiver Concept is an extension of our emphasis on customization and consistency. After an initial assessment and caregiver placement, we focus on keeping the same caregiver or team of caregivers in place. In this manner, the same, knowledgeable staff is ever-present and random caregivers are never sent. Should there ever be a change in the regular caregivers for any reason, the Care Coordinator or Primary Caregiver will personally introduce the new caregiver to the client. Our client’s comfort is our top priority and we believe home care should not be characterized by a revolving door of providers.

Evanston CareNow Home Care provides exceptional care to Cook, Lake and DuPage county older adults seeking help at home. The founder/owner is an advanced nurse practitioner who is dedicated and committed to providing compassionate non-medical care. Evanston CareNow Home Care is honored to partner with VA as a VA Community Care Network provider to provide in-home care to our WW2, Korean and Vietnam Veterans at no cost to the veteran. Care hours range from a minimum 6 hours to 24 hours a day. Help at home can be both short term or long term —post hospitalization, discharge from rehabilitation facility post surgery. All services are invoiced in advance of start of care. Our services include: Alzheimer’s/Parkinson care Dressing/Grooming Light housekeeping/Laundry Special diets meal planning/serving Feeding assistance: food/fluid texture special consideration Ambulation/Transfer Blood pressure/blood glucose/oxygen level recordkeeping Medication reminder Incontinence Care: absorbent pads/protective bed liner restocking supplies/monitoring daily bowel movements Toileting assistance: personal care+personal hygiene Safe transfer Assistance: Mechanical Lift and chair lift Leisure and Strengthening walking Encouragement with routine exercises Shopping errands (using caregiver car or client’s car) Empty and Clean: urinary and ostomy bags Overnight care: decreasing falls and bathroom assistance Building escort: to calendar events T. E. D/Jobst Compression stocking assistance Close observation: observe for change in conditions to report care team lead Wellness visits includes: Review daily calendar for activity, events and appointments. Mail pick up Linen change/Bed making. Trash/Recyclable collection removal. Companion Care: movies/FaceTime with family/ NY Times crossword puzzle/card playing Clean and Organize: Refrigerator/ Linen+clothing closets/kitchen+Bathroom cabinets.