The Midwestern state of Indiana features a mix of large cities and small, close-knit towns, accommodating a range of budgets and lifestyle preferences. Seniors make up the fastest-growing demographic in this state. According to recent data, those aged 60 and over are projected to account for about 23% of Indiana’s population in 2030. By comparison, in 2012, seniors made up less than 18% of residents. A low cost of living, generally comfortable weather and affordable health care all play a role in why seniors are choosing to retire to Indiana. 

As Indiana’s senior population grows, the need for affordable long-term care solutions is also increasing. If you plan to enjoy your retirement years in the comfort of your own home but certain activities are becoming more challenging, home care may be a good solution for you. This type of care includes services such as light housekeeping, meal preparation and companionship and costs approximately $4,676 per month in Indiana. Home health care is similar but is administered by licensed legal professionals and includes services such as medication administration and physical therapy. 

This guide provides more information on in-home care in Indiana, including how care costs compare to those in other states, options for paying for services and resources you can contact for free assistance. 

The Cost of In-Home Care in Indiana

The 2021 Genworth Cost of Care Survey shows that seniors in Indiana pay $4,767 per month for in-home care, which is a couple of hundred dollars less than the national median of $4,957. In Kentucky, which is situated to the south of Indiana, rates are the same at $4,767 per month, and in Ohio, which lies to the east, rates are equal to the national median at $4,957. West of the state in Illinois, care costs exceed the national median at $5,339, and to the north in Michigan, rates are the highest of Indiana’s bordering states at $5,529.

$4767

Indiana

$4957

The United States

$5529

Michigan

$5339

Illinois

$4767

Kentucky

$4957

Ohio

In-home care costs vary throughout Indiana depending on local living costs and the availability of services. The cheapest surveyed city for care is Terre Haute, where agencies charge approximately $3,623 per month. In Evansville, seniors pay $4,290, and in Muncie, fees are a little higher but still below the state median at $4,385. Seniors in Columbus pay $4,553 for in-home care, and in the capital city of Indianapolis, care costs are several hundred dollars higher at $5,053. In Fort Wayne, clients pay $5,339, and in South Bend, fees average $5,672. 

$5672

South Bend

$5339

Fort Wayne

$4385

Muncie

$5053

Indianapolis

$3623

Terre Haute

$4553

Columbus

$4290

Evansville

In-home care is moderately priced in Indiana at $4,767 per month. Home health care, which is similar but includes specialized skilled nursing services, has the same monthly rate. Older adults who obtain this level of care in assisted living pay $4,283 per month for personal care, housing and meals. Adult day health care is the cheapest long-term care option in the state at $1,733 per month, and nursing home care is the costliest option at $7,270 for semiprivate accommodations. 

$4767

In-Home Care

$4767

Home Health Care

$1733

Adult Day Health Care

$4283

Assisted Living

$7270

Nursing Home Care

Does Medicaid Cover Home Care in Indiana?

Indiana’s Medicaid program provides comprehensive health insurance coverage to meet the needs of income-qualifying individuals within the state who may otherwise be unable to afford health care. While this program doesn’t pay for in-home care directly, it helps Hoosier seniors pay for this type of care through a waiver program. This waiver, called the Aged and Disabled Waiver, pays for services and support necessary for avoiding nursing home placement. 

Home Care Waiver Programs in Indiana 

Aged and Disabled Waiver 

Indiana Medicaid covers in-home care through the Aged and Disabled Waiver, which expands the regular program’s coverage to meet the needs of those at risk of nursing home placement. The services a beneficiary receives depend on their care needs as determined by their case manager.

Covered services may include:  

  • Adult day services 
  • Adult family care 
  • Attendant care, including self-directed care 
  • Case management 
  • Home and vehicle modifications 
  • Homemaker services 
  • Health care coordination 
  • Home-delivered meals 
  • Personal emergency response systems 
  • Pest control 
  • Respite care 
  • Durable and disposable medical equipment 
  • Transportation services  

The A&D Waiver is open to those who are at least 65 years old, blind or disabled. Applicants must also meet income and asset limits. Unmarried applicants may have an income of up to 300% of the maximum Supplemental Security income amount. In 2022, this limit is $30,276 annually. Applicants must also require nursing home level care.   

Seniors can apply for the waiver by contacting their local Area Agency on Aging or the Division on Aging by calling (888) 673-0002. 

How to Know if You’re Eligible for Medicaid in Indiana 

To qualify for Medicaid, applicants must have limited income and assets. Single applicants may have an annual income of up to $13,596, and married applicants can have up to $18,312. Single applicants can have up to $2,000 in countable assets. If they’re married but their spouse isn’t applying for Medicaid, the applicant can have $2,000 in countable assets and the non-applicant can retain half their joint assets up to $137,400. If both spouses are applying for coverage, they must meet a combined asset limit of $3,000. 

2022 Indiana Medicaid Income Limits 

Income Limits*
Asset Limits

Single Applicant

$13,596

$2,000

Two-Person Household (Only one applicant)

$18,312

$2,000 for applicant

$137,400 for non-applicant

Two-Person Household (Two applicants)

$18,312 

$3,000

*per year 

Indiana’s Medicaid program is open to people of all ages, regardless of disability status. Along with meeting financial criteria, applicants must also be U.S. citizens or legal residents and permanent residents of Indiana to qualify for coverage.  

How to Apply for Medicaid in Indiana 

Seniors have several options for applying for Indiana Medicaid. If you want to fill out an application in person and receive one-on-one assistance with the process, you can visit your local Division of Family Resources office. You can call the Family and Social Services Administration at (800) 403-0864 to apply for Medicaid coverage over the phone, or you can submit an application online through the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration portal or the Federal Health Insurance Marketplace.

Regardless of how you apply, the acceptance process takes about 90 days, though qualifying individuals may have their application accepted sooner. Seniors can follow up on their applications by calling the FSSA or viewing the application status through the website

What Information You Will Need 

To apply for Indiana Medicaid, you must have several pieces of information on hand, including: 

  • Proof of income 
  • Proof of assets 
  • Birth certificate 
  • Driver’s license 
  • Social Security card 
  • Medicare card and proof of other insurance coverage 

How to Get Help Applying for Medicaid 

Seniors in Indiana can get assistance with applying for Medicaid and managing their benefits from several local agencies and helplines. These resources can answer questions you have about getting coverage, enrolling in the Aged and Disabled Waiver and appealing denied Medicaid claims.  

Contact 
Area Served
Services Provided 

(877) 647-5326 

Statewide 

The MHS Ombudsman Program serves as an impartial third party for Hoosiers with Medicaid, helping them understand their benefits and navigate the appeals process if their application is rejected or a medical expense is denied coverage. Seniors can get over-the-phone assistance by calling the program’s helpline between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. or by visiting one of its three office locations. All services are free and confidential. 

Statewide 

Through the American Council on Aging, you can connect with Medicaid planners in your area who help you qualify for Medicaid and the Aged and Disabled Waiver if your income and assets exceed the program’s limits. The website also has current information on Medicaid’s financial eligibility requirements, waivers and rules on how to apply for coverage. 

(800) 446-1993 

Statewide 

The Indiana Medicaid Fraud Control Unit investigates reports of patient abuse, neglect or exploitation from long-term care service providers who accept payment from Medicaid. It also looks into reports of unnecessary health services that inflate billed expenses, charges for services not rendered and double charges.

(800) 457-8283

Statewide

Seniors and their families can find help with Medicaid applications through the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration. Telephone help is available during business hours, and appointments can be made for in-person assistance.

Does Medicare Cover In-Home Care in Indiana?

In general, Medicare does not cover the cost of non-medical home care. That being said, there are situations in which Medicare provides some coverage for medical home care, referred to as “Home Healthcare.” There are several eligibility restrictions for coverage, including that individuals must be homebound and have a referral from their doctor specifically for home healthcare services.

Below is an overview of some of the skilled medical professionals whose in-home services are typically covered by Medicare – for more in-depth information, refer to our Guide to Home Healthcare.

  • Physical Therapists: Physical therapy is used to help patients recover from injuries (broken bones, knee injuries, etc.), treat ongoing conditions such as arthritis, and assist in recovery from surgeries and procedures such as a knee or hip replacement.
  • Visiting Nurses: Licensed nurses can provide a number of medical services for those who don’t need to stay in the hospital, but do need regular medical services such as wound care, changing feeding tubes, etc.
  • Occupational Therapists: Occupational therapists help seniors regain or maintain the ability to accomplish normal, daily tasks, such as bathing, dressing, eating, and other daily activities.
  • Speech Therapists: Speech therapists help seniors who are struggling to adequately communicate due to a stroke, dementia, or any other cause regain the ability to functionally communicate using a variety of means. Additionally, speech therapists help to keep seniors independent by modifying diets, teaching special techniques to swallow safely, and retraining associated muscles.

As mentioned above, in-home care is distinctly different from home healthcare. But, there can be some overlap in services between the two types of care. So, while Medicare doesn’t cover non-medical in-home care, there are in-home care services that may be covered in special circumstances when they’re provided in conjunction with home healthcare (such as an occupational therapist helping with eating or dressing)

Other Financial Assistance Options for In-Home Care in Indiana

While the above programs help many people finance in-home care, they will not cover all costs for everyone. There are other ways to pay for in-home care, including out-of-pocket arrangements with siblings, annuities, reverse mortgages, private insurance and more. Read Caring.com’s Guide to In-Home Care Costs to learn more about these alternative payment options.

Free and Low-Cost Resources for Seniors in Indiana

In-home care may be a viable solution for older adults who want to remain in their homes even as their needs change. However, finding affordable care can be a challenge. Through the following resources, older adults in Indiana can find free and low-cost services to bring down the overall cost of their care. These resources can also help seniors identify ways to pay for monthly care costs. 

Contact 
Area Served
Services Provided 

(800) 713-9023 

Statewide 

Sixteen Area Agencies on Aging serve Indiana residents aged 60 and over through a broad range of free and low-cost programs. While services vary slightly by region, all agencies provide information and referrals for community-based services, non-emergency medical transportation, financial and legal advice and social and recreational programs. Some agencies provide federally subsidized in-home care services and home-delivered meals, which can help older adults reduce overall monthly care expenses. 

(800) 457-8283 

Statewide 

The Indiana Department of Veterans Affairs administers state benefits that may help qualifying individuals to lower their living expenses, including transportation services, property tax deductions and emergency financial assistance. County offices can also screen individuals for federal VA benefits such as Aid and Attendance, which can help cover in-home care costs. 

(844) 243-8570 

Statewide 

Indiana Legal Services is a statewide nonprofit agency that provides free civil legal services to older adults. Its staff can screen individuals for eligibility for public benefits such as Social Security Disability Insurance, Supplemental Security Income and Medicaid. It can also help veterans apply for state and federal benefits. 

(317) 638-4232 

Statewide 

The Indiana Community Action Association provides services and supports to qualifying individuals statewide. Through their local Community Action Partnership, seniors can obtain services such as home-delivered meals, friendly visits and phone calls, case management and volunteer-based transportation services, which may help them reduce in-home care costs.

(800) 452-4800 

Statewide 

The State Health Insurance Assistance Program is a free program that helps older adults understand their Medicare benefits and research Medigap and Medicare Advantage plans. SHIP counselors can also help older adults determine whether they qualify for Medicare Savings Programs and Medicaid as well as learn how to recognize and protect themselves from Medicare fraud. 

(317) 252-5558 

Central Indiana 

Meals on Wheels of Central Indiana provides home-delivered meals to qualifying individuals in the Indianapolis area. It partners with the Food is Medicine Coalition to provide medically tailored meals to those managing chronic diseases. Applicants may have to meet income and need-related guidelines to qualify for services, and they may need to provide a donation for their meal. To find their local Meals on Wheels program, seniors outside the Indianapolis region can call 2-1-1 for free assistance with locating services.

(888) 673-0002 

5 service area 

PACE provides social and medical services to those aged 55 and over dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid. This program is open to those who qualify for nursing home level care but want to continue living in their own homes. Through their local PACE program, seniors can obtain homemaker services, home-delivered meals, wellness services and primary care. Those who don’t qualify for Medicaid are required to pay a copay for services.

COVID-19 Rules for In-Home Care Providers in Indiana

In Indiana, home health care aides are required to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 unless they have an exemption. Currently, home care workers aren’t required to be vaccinated. This mandate is in place as of April 2022, but because of the evolving nature of the virus, guidelines may be updated. If you have questions about current requirements, contact the Indiana Department of Health or your local Area Agency on Aging.

Additionally, while there isn’t a state mandate requiring home care workers to be vaccinated, some agencies might require their caregivers to be vaccinated or undergo regular COVID testing. If you have questions or concerns regarding your exposure to the virus, you may want to contact your local home care agencies directly to learn about their policies and procedures.

In-Home Care Laws and Regulations in Indiana

Home health care providers are licensed and certified by the Indiana State Department of Health via the Home Health Agency program. The department is responsible for the oversight of all agencies that provide medical care in the recipient’s home, which includes regular inspections of licensed agencies to make sure residents receive quality care. The ISDH also ensures that these agencies and their workers are in compliance with federal Medicare and Medicaid regulations, as well as state laws and rules governing the industry.

In-Home Care Laws and Regulations in Indiana
Scope of Care
Home care agencies can perform various tasks around the house, such as assistance with ADLs, homemaking and companionship. Home health agencies can provide a higher level of medical care and have highly trained staff.
Care Plan Requirements
Care plans must be ordered by a licensed physician, dentist or other registered health practitioner. These health services must be performed by health care professionals, which includes nurses and physical therapists.
Medication Management Requirements
Medication must be determined necessary by a physician and then ordered from a pharmacist. Registered nurses, licensed practical nurses and qualified medication aides are permitted to administer medication. All staff in the chain of command can be held legally responsible for their actions.
Staff Screening Requirements
Agencies must verify the individual's licensing status via state government records and receive a criminal background check from Indiana State Police. Cleared applicants must then undergo a competency evaluation and finally have their Home Health Aide application reviewed by the ISDH.
Staff Training Requirements
The Indiana State Department of Health registers all licensed home health aides and maintains an online registry. Individual home health agencies create their own requirements for qualifications and training, although there are certain minimums, and the ISDH only intervenes if state or federal laws or regulations have been broken.
Medicaid Coverage
In-home care services are covered though Indiana Medicaid and the additional state-run programs detailed in the financial section of this guide.
Reporting Abuse
The ISDH handles the complaint process for health care facilities in Indiana, which includes home care and home health agencies. Call the report line at (800) 246-8909 during business hours or read more about the process and other methods of submitting a complaint.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a home care agency the same as a home health agency?

No. In Indiana, home health agencies are licensed to provide medical services, including skilled nursing and dietitian, and as such, the staff has undergone many years of education and training. Home care agencies are licensed to provide assistance and companionship, and the caregivers aren’t permitted to provide medical care.

Are there programs to cover home modifications in Indiana?

Yes. The local Area Agencies on Aging can help connect homeowners with modification programs in their area — see the resources section for contact details. Seniors and people with disabilities can receive grant funding via the Accessibility Modifications Program to improve the functionality of the home. Residents may also be eligible for urgent home repairs funded by the state.

Are there transportation assistance programs in Indiana?

Yes. Medicaid members can request transportation for non-emergency medical trips, such as appointments and pharmacy visits, by contacting their case manager or the Area Agency on Aging in their region. These agencies may also provide taxi coupons and other transport services for non-Medicaid purposes.

Does Indiana Pay For In-Home Care?

Indiana Medicaid and Medicare will pay for in-home care wholly or partially, depending on the applicants’ circumstances. Working on the principle that it is more cost-effective for seniors and other people who qualify for nursing care to stay in their homes, these programs provide funding for certain nonmedical and medical expenses. Apart from Medicaid and Medicare, there are several other agencies in Indiana that Hoosiers can contact about funding in-home care. In-home care covers services that include companionship, meals, housekeeping and help with bathing and dressing. Read More

What does it mean to “age in place”?

Aging in place is a care philosophy that’s generally associated with facilities, such as assisted living or nursing homes, rather than in-home care. It means that the individual is expected to be able to stay where they are living now, even when their medical and other needs increase.

What are “activities of daily living”?

Activities of daily living — commonly referred to as ADLs — are a wide variety of tasks that most people do every day. This includes bathing and other hygiene issues, preparing and eating food, and transferring to and from a bed, wheelchair and so on. Seniors and people with disabilities often need assistance with ADLs, which may make them eligible for financial assistance as outlined in this guide.

Can Family Members Get Paid for Caregiving in Indiana?

Family members who are financially responsible for elderly parents and providing senior in-home care in Indiana can, in some circumstances, receive payment for their services. Certain programs in Indiana allow seniors to self-direct their care and hire family members to provide in-home care. Agencies offering these programs include Indiana Medicaid, the Indiana Association of Area Agencies on Aging and the Indiana INconnect Alliance. Other ways to receive reimbursement include IRS tax credits, refunds for expenses incurred, and the Veteran Directed Care program. Read More

How to Find an In-Home Care Provider in Indiana

Whether you are looking for yourself or a loved one, finding a quality home care provider can be a stressful process. When you hire an in-home care aide you’re placing a lot of trust in the hands of the person by inviting them into your home, so you’ll want to be diligent in your search. At Caring.com, we’re here to help – we’ve created a helpful checklist below that can help guide you through the process of both determining your needs and finding a home care agency that will provide the best care possible.

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Directory of Home Care Services in Indianapolis, IN

2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2024

Home Instead – Indianapolis North

941 E 86th St, Suite 250, Indianapolis, IN, 46240

We have Paulette to be our mom in-home care giver 5 days a week from Home Instead. We are very grateful to have Paulette there helping and taking care our mom, so we can have peace of mind. Thank yo … (read more)
We have Paulette to be our mom in-home care giver 5 days a week from Home Instead. We are very grateful to have Paulette there helping and taking care our mom, so we can have peace of mind. Thank yo … (read more)
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2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2024

2020, 2021, 2022, 2024

Home Instead – East Indianapolis, IN

1398 Shadeland Ave , Suite 2203, Indianapolis, IN, 46219

When I need a caregiver for my Mom, they have been very responsive. I have been very happy with this group. The staff arrives on time and is very good with my Mom.
When I need a caregiver for my Mom, they have been very responsive. I have been very happy with this group. The staff arrives on time and is very good with my Mom.
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2020, 2021, 2022, 2024

2021, 2022, 2023

Home Helpers Home Care of Carmel – IN

301 E Carmel Dr. , Suite G100, Carmel, IN, 46032

I needed them to provide an escort. Had they not been able to service me, I would have lost my sight. They responded to your needs.
I needed them to provide an escort. Had they not been able to service me, I would have lost my sight. They responded to your needs.
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2021, 2022, 2023

Right at Home Indianapolis North

921 E 86th St, Suite 108, Indianapolis, IN, 46240

One person has shown care, compassion, and dedication. That is why we are still with them. There needs to be better communication.
One person has shown care, compassion, and dedication. That is why we are still with them. There needs to be better communication.

Right at Home Indianapolis Southeast

5251 S East St ‌STE 3 ‌, Indianapolis, IN, 46227

After our loved one was hospitalized, we had a very short time to find a caregiver, and Right at Home came recommended by the staff at the retirement community. I was impressed from the first phone ca … (read more)
After our loved one was hospitalized, we had a very short time to find a caregiver, and Right at Home came recommended by the staff at the retirement community. I was impressed from the first phone ca … (read more)

Home Instead – Indianapolis West

2611 Waterfront Pkwy E Dr, Suite 305, Indianapolis, IN, 46214

My mom’s caregivers are absolutely amazing. Without them my mom would not be able to continue her independent living.
My mom’s caregivers are absolutely amazing. Without them my mom would not be able to continue her independent living.

Love and Grace Home Care

6101 North Keystone Ste. 100 # 1354, Indianapolis, IN, 46220

This company exceeded my expectations. I was concerned about my grandfathers declining health and making sure he was going to receive the best care. The caregivers were very professional and nice. The … (read more)
This company exceeded my expectations. I was concerned about my grandfathers declining health and making sure he was going to receive the best care. The caregivers were very professional and nice. The … (read more)

Home Instead – Noblesville, IN

341 Logan St, Suite L 100, Noblesville, IN, 46060

Great office personnel. Very willing to add and change days, times, schedules. Often find caregivers for last minute fill-ins. The majority of the caregivers have been exemplary. When one does not qui … (read more)
Great office personnel. Very willing to add and change days, times, schedules. Often find caregivers for last minute fill-ins. The majority of the caregivers have been exemplary. When one does not qui … (read more)

Supporting Angels Home Care

11 Municipal Dr, Fishers, IN, 46038

At Nurse Next Door, we go beyond home care. We believe seniors should have choice in everything they do. We match you or your loved one with the perfect caregiver, with care tailored to fit individual … (read more)
At Nurse Next Door, we go beyond home care. We believe seniors should have choice in everything they do. We match you or your loved one with the perfect caregiver, with care tailored to fit individual … (read more)

Right at Home Brownsburg, IN

23 Motif Blvd , Ste 203-D, Brownsburg, IN, 46112

Right at Home provides in-home caregiving services for thousands of families across the nation. We offer companionship and help with everyday tasks that have become challenging for an aging person. Th … (read more)
Right at Home provides in-home caregiving services for thousands of families across the nation. We offer companionship and help with everyday tasks that have become challenging for an aging person. Th … (read more)

Vesta Structure Family Care

8502 Brookville Road , Indianapolis, IN, 46239

Vesta Structure Care is a dedicated Personal Care agency founded by an owner inspired by the need for excellent care for a loved one. Vesta’s administrative staff has over 23 years of experience in th … (read more)
Vesta Structure Care is a dedicated Personal Care agency founded by an owner inspired by the need for excellent care for a loved one. Vesta’s administrative staff has over 23 years of experience in th … (read more)

We Love Caring Home Care LLC – Indianapolis, IN

5623 N. German Church Road Suite #2083, Indianapolis, IN, 46235

We provide non-medical home care services for those in need of assistance with daily chores and companionship. We Love Caring offers many home care services that are customized to your loved one’s n … (read more)
We provide non-medical home care services for those in need of assistance with daily chores and companionship. We Love Caring offers many home care services that are customized to your loved one’s n … (read more)

F&S Homecare Services – Indianapolis, IN

8245 East 96th Street Suite 1120, Indianapolis, IN, 46256

Your compassionate partner for personalized care at home, empowering you to live a fulfilling and independent life. The mission of F&S Home-care Services is to provide person-centered focused care … (read more)
Your compassionate partner for personalized care at home, empowering you to live a fulfilling and independent life. The mission of F&S Home-care Services is to provide person-centered focused care … (read more)

Prestige Loving Home Care – Indianapolis, IN

1957 N College Avenue, Indianapolis, IN, 46202

Experience the Prestige Loving Home Care difference with compassionate, personalized and quality home care services for your loved ones. We bring comfort and peace in the warmth of your own home keepi … (read more)
Experience the Prestige Loving Home Care difference with compassionate, personalized and quality home care services for your loved ones. We bring comfort and peace in the warmth of your own home keepi … (read more)

Harmony Haven of Care – Indianapolis, IN

5455 West 86th Street Suite 235 , Indianapolis, IN, 46268

Harmony-Haven Home Care provides comprehensive, personalized home care services designed to meet the unique needs of each client. Our primary goal is to enhance the quality of life for our clients by … (read more)
Harmony-Haven Home Care provides comprehensive, personalized home care services designed to meet the unique needs of each client. Our primary goal is to enhance the quality of life for our clients by … (read more)

BrightStar Care Indianapolis NW

9102 N Meridian St, Ste 100, Indianapolis, IN, 46260

They have done everything we needed them to do. I would recommend them because all of our caregivers have been nice and helpful.
They have done everything we needed them to do. I would recommend them because all of our caregivers have been nice and helpful.

2018

Home Care Assistance of Indianapolis

12525 Old Meridian St, Suite 130, Carmel, IN, 46032

I would tell a friend that Home Care Assistance’s management and supervisors my sibling and I interacted with were extremely responsive and helpful if there were any problems or issues or special requ … (read more)
I would tell a friend that Home Care Assistance’s management and supervisors my sibling and I interacted with were extremely responsive and helpful if there were any problems or issues or special requ … (read more)

HappyChoice Home Care LLC

5160 E. 65th Street , Indianapolis, IN, 46220

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Sent From Heaven

8106 Wagman St, Camby, IN, 46113

We are a Licensed full service Home Care Agency dedicated to providing non medical/ medical care. Working closely with clients and their families we provide personalized assistance in client’s own h … (read more)
We are a Licensed full service Home Care Agency dedicated to providing non medical/ medical care. Working closely with clients and their families we provide personalized assistance in client’s own h … (read more)

God’s Power Homecare LLC

10835 Albertson Dr, Indianapolis, IN, 46231

God’s Power Homecare provides excellent care for my dad should as bathing, cooking meals, disinfecting my dads equipment / room, reminding my dad to take his medication daily and weight, making sure m … (read more)
God’s Power Homecare provides excellent care for my dad should as bathing, cooking meals, disinfecting my dads equipment / room, reminding my dad to take his medication daily and weight, making sure m … (read more)

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