Personal home care

Help with the hard parts of the day, done their way

When bathing, dressing, or getting around starts to take more out of them, a CareQuilt caregiver helps with the parts that have become harder, so their days feel easier and still feel like their own.

For families

It usually starts with small things

A skipped shower, a slower start to the morning, or a fall they told you was nothing. So you start helping where you can, until it takes up most of your week. Personal care gives them steady, respectful help with the everyday tasks that have gotten harder, so they can keep living comfortably at home. And you get to go back to being a daughter, a son, a loved one.

Trusted personal home care

A familiar face at their pace

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.

Their pace, their say

They decide how things are done. Your caregiver helps where it's needed and steps back where it isn't.

The same caregiver, every visit
Small changes don't slip by
After an afternoon with the CareQuilt caregiver, my husband is always in good spirits. He’s showered, shaved and dressed. He’s done his physio exercises and feels really good about himself. I can’t stress how important that is. The caregiver does some house cleaning as well which is so helpful for us. We are really grateful to her, she is lovely.

Christine C.

Flexible personal care

As much help as they need, and no more

1

A few mornings a week

Help on bath days and with the tasks that take the most out of them, so the rest of the week feels easier.

4

As needs change

Start with what helps today. Add visits, change times, or adjust the plan as their needs grow or settle.

3

After a hospital stay

Extra help in the first weeks after surgery or a hospital stay, while they get their strength and confidence back.

2

Every day

A regular visit to help them get up, washed, dressed, and fed, so every day starts on steady ground.

1

A few mornings a week

Help on bath days and with the tasks that take the most out of them, so the rest of the week feels easier.

2

Every day

A regular visit to help them get up, washed, dressed, and fed, so every day starts on steady ground.

3

After a hospital stay

Extra help in the first weeks after surgery or a hospital stay, while they get their strength and confidence back.

4

As needs change

Start with what helps today. Add visits, change times, or adjust the plan as their needs grow or settle.

1

A few mornings a week

Help on bath days and with the tasks that take the most out of them, so the rest of the week feels easier.

4

As needs change

Start with what helps today. Add visits, change times, or adjust the plan as their needs grow or settle.

3

After a hospital stay

Extra help in the first weeks after surgery or a hospital stay, while they get their strength and confidence back.

2

Every day

A regular visit to help them get up, washed, dressed, and fed, so every day starts on steady ground.

Personal home care FAQs

What to know before you start

Straight answers to the questions families ask most.

Is there a minimum number of hours?

Most personal care plans are three to five visits a week, at two to four hours each. Bath days usually run a little longer, so nobody feels rushed.

Will we have the same caregiver?

How long do I need to commit?

How am I billed?

Personal home care FAQs

What to know before you start

Straight answers to the questions families ask most.

Is there a minimum number of hours?

Most personal care plans are three to five visits a week, at two to four hours each. Bath days usually run a little longer, so nobody feels rushed.

Will we have the same caregiver?

How long do I need to commit?

How am I billed?

Ready when you are

Tell us which parts of the day have gotten harder. We'll build personal care around the routine they already have, and introduce you to their caregiver before the first visit.

Ready when you are

Tell us which parts of the day have gotten harder. We'll build personal care around the routine they already have, and introduce you to their caregiver before the first visit.

Ready when you are

Tell us which parts of the day have gotten harder. We'll build personal care around the routine they already have, and introduce you to their caregiver before the first visit.