Home is Where the Heart of Care Lives
Plan Your In-Home Care With Confidence. We Can Help.
You’ve taken the first step toward finding compassionate in-home care. The next step is understanding how to pay for it. Use our resources to explore costs and your payment options. And if you’d like to connect with one of our Care Experts, you can reach us here.
Covering In-Home Costs Through Other Sources
We Put Our Hearts Into Delivering Quality and Reliable Care.
We know remaining independent, staying in familiar surroundings, and engaging socially promote physical and mental health. Whether it’s care for yourself or a loved one, our expert professional caregivers make life run smoothly.
That’s why choosing the right in-home care provider is important — and why we’ve put together a guide called: How to Choose the Right Home Care Provider. It will give you insights and help you ask the right questions when choosing a service for your family and loved ones.
Need Help? Let Us Make Things Simple.
Navigating the in-home care process can be complicated.
Our Care Experts can guide you through it.
Ways to Pay for In-Home Care
Veterans Benefits
VA programs like Aid & Attendance may provide funds for eligible veterans and spouses. For a more in-depth view, read our VA brochure here.
Employer or Union Benefits
Check with your HR department to see if eldercare support is offered as part of your benefits.
Nonprofit and Local Assistance
Grants, subisides, and sliding-scale services may be available through community organizations.
Personal Savings or Family Contributions
Many families use savings or coordinate financial support among relatives to cover costs.
Why Pay for In-Home Care Privately?
Paying privately for home care gives families greater choice, flexibility and faster access to the care their loved ones need – while helping plan for future care such as through Medicaid. For a more detailed look:
Talk to Us About Your Options to Help Cover Caregiving Services
To find out if you’re eligible for 24/7 or part-time home care through your state and local programs, contact us to see what may be available to you. Also, if you’re entitled to VA benefits, read our brochure to learn more.
Helping a Loved One
Being a caregiver for a family member, relative, loved one or friend takes dedication. Helping loved ones shouldn’t mean financial sacrifice. Get paid for the care you provide as a personal home care assistant to someone who’s already put their trust in you.
In addition to great starting wages, Help at Home offers highly-skilled training and a dedicated support team. So if you’re already caring for someone you know and love, you can continue to provide care for them and get the financial support you need.
Talk to us today about what makes Help at Home an industry leading home care provider.
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