Services provided
Care plans are assigned after an intake assessment and ongoing communication with family members, physicians and case managers. Services include:
- Personal care: assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming and toileting.
- Medication reminders: support with schedules, timely reminders and reporting any missed doses.
- Mobility assistance: help with transfers, walking and fall‑prevention techniques.
- Companion support: regular visits, conversation, supervision and escort to appointments.
- Meal preparation: planning and preparing balanced meals according to dietary needs.
- Light housekeeping: laundry, cleaning to reduce trip hazards and maintain a safe environment.
- Respite care: short‑term coverage to give family caregivers scheduled relief.
- Private duty nursing: if ordered, skilled nursing services delivered in the home.
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Approach to care
Our approach centers on practical support and clear communication. Each caregiver follows written instructions and documents activities so the primary contact and healthcare team can review progress. We prioritize consistent scheduling and the assignment of caregivers who are familiar with a client's routine.
Who benefits from this support
People who commonly use home care include older adults with mobility limits, those recovering from surgery, people with chronic illnesses, and adults living with cognitive impairment who require supervision or assistance with daily activities. Family members and legal guardians also benefit through regular updates and access to scheduled visits.
How care begins
Engagement typically starts with a phone call to review immediate needs, followed by an in‑home assessment. After the assessment we provide a written service agreement outlining the scope of work, frequency of visits and cost structure. Emergency contact information and a plan for changes in condition are included in every agreement.
Professional standards
Caregivers complete background checks, reference checks and training on safety protocols. Ongoing supervision, performance reviews and client feedback are part of our quality process. When licensed nursing services are required, only appropriately credentialed staff provide those visits.
Billing and insurance
We accept private pay arrangements. Some services may be eligible for reimbursement through long‑term care insurance or veterans' benefits depending on individual policy terms. We provide clear invoices and can coordinate with third‑party payers when required.
Patient rights and safety
Clients are entitled to respectful care, privacy and involvement in decisions. We maintain incident reporting and have protocols for suspected elder abuse, medication errors and urgent changes in health status. Families receive timely notifications when concerns arise.
Frequently asked questions
- What if I need care at night?
- Overnight and live‑in options are available based on client needs and staffing availability.
- Can caregivers help with medical equipment?
- Caregivers can support routine care tasks around equipment such as oxygen concentrators and walkers. Skilled nurses handle clinical procedures.
- How are caregivers matched to clients?
- Matching is based on personality, experience and schedule compatibility. We attempt to maintain consistency to build trust and familiarity.
What families tell us
Feedback commonly highlights punctuality, clear communication, and practical help with daily routines. Families report less stress when there is dependable coverage and regular progress notes that document visits and any concerns.
Local presence
Operating from Chambersburg, we serve Franklin County and surrounding areas. Our staff understand local resources including clinics, pharmacies and community support services. We partner with local providers to coordinate transitions from hospital to home.