Overnight home care

Let us take the night shift

Overnight Care means a familiar, experienced caregiver is there from evening to morning, helping with whatever the night brings so your loved one can stay comfortable and you can get some real rest.

For families

You shouldn't have to be on call all night, every night

Maybe the nights have started getting harder. More trips to the bathroom. Restlessness after dark. Waking up just to check that everything’s okay. With Overnight Care, an experienced caregiver is there through the night to help when they’re needed, so you can finally switch off. Whether it's a couple of nights a week or every night, a full night's rest makes it easier to keep showing up for the person you love.

Trusted overnight home care

Familiar care, so you can both rest

Most home care is a staffing problem solved by a scheduler. Someone is sent, the hours are filled, and the rest is yours to manage. Managed care means somebody is responsible for the whole picture, not just a shift.

Someone who knows their routine

When they usually wake, what calms them, and how they like to get back to sleep.

The same familiar face, night after night
Start each morning in the loop
CareQuilt is exactly what we needed to ensure our parents are getting the help they need when we can’t be there.

Erin D.

Flexible overnight support

Overnight care that fits the season you're in

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A few nights a week

Many families start with two or three nights, which gives everyone regular, reliable rest and routine.

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As needs change

Start with what helps today. We'll adjust nights and support as their needs grow or settle.

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After a hospital stay

Extra support in the first few weeks home, when nights can feel the most uncertain.

2

Every night

Steady nightly support for loved ones who need someone close by after dark.

1

A few nights a week

Many families start with two or three nights, which gives everyone regular, reliable rest and routine.

2

Every night

Steady nightly support for loved ones who need someone close by after dark.

3

After a hospital stay

Extra support in the first few weeks home, when nights can feel the most uncertain.

4

As needs change

Start with what helps today. We'll adjust nights and support as their needs grow or settle.

1

A few nights a week

Many families start with two or three nights, which gives everyone regular, reliable rest and routine.

4

As needs change

Start with what helps today. We'll adjust nights and support as their needs grow or settle.

3

After a hospital stay

Extra support in the first few weeks home, when nights can feel the most uncertain.

2

Every night

Steady nightly support for loved ones who need someone close by after dark.

Overnight care FAQs

What to know before you start

Answers to some of the practical questions families have when considering Overnight Care.

How long is an overnight shift?

Most shifts start in the early evening and run through the morning, usually 8 to 10 hours. We'll set the timing around your loved one's routine.

Will we have the same caregiver?

Is the caregiver awake through the night?

Do you charge more for overnight care?

Overnight care FAQs

What to know before you start

Answers to some of the practical questions families have when considering Overnight Care.

How long is an overnight shift?

Most shifts start in the early evening and run through the morning, usually 8 to 10 hours. We'll set the timing around your loved one's routine.

Will we have the same caregiver?

Is the caregiver awake through the night?

Do you charge more for overnight care?

Ready when you are

Tell us what nights have been like lately, and we'll help you find overnight support that works for your family.

Ready when you are

Tell us what nights have been like lately, and we'll help you find overnight support that works for your family.

Ready when you are

Tell us what nights have been like lately, and we'll help you find overnight support that works for your family.