Help with the private things, handled privately.
Bathing, dressing, grooming, getting safely from one room to the next. The work that's hardest to ask for, done by someone trained to make it ordinary.

What's included
Personal care covers the activities of daily living — the things that decide whether someone can stay in their own home safely.
- Bathing, showering and washing
- Dressing, grooming, shaving and hair
- Toileting and incontinence care, without fuss
- Moving safely between bed, chair and bathroom
- Medication reminders
- Meal preparation and help eating
- Skin and mouth care
What we can't do
We provide non-medical care, and we'd rather tell you the limit clearly than have you find it out later.
Our caregivers can remind someone to take their medication and hand them the bottle. They cannot administer medication, give injections, change a dressing or manage a catheter — that requires a licensed nurse.
If what your family needs crosses that line, we'll say so on the first call and help you find who can do it. Sometimes the answer is a visiting nurse alongside us, which works well and is often covered differently.
Dignity isn't a slogan here
Being bathed by a stranger is one of the hardest things about losing independence. Our caregivers are trained on the small things that decide whether it feels degrading or ordinary: asking before touching, covering what isn't being washed, talking about anything other than the task, and never rushing.
If a caregiver isn't the right fit, tell us and we'll change them. No fee, no explanation needed, no awkwardness.
- Minimum visit3 hours
- TransportationIncluded
- Holidays1.5×
- 40+ hours a week5% off
Mileage applies when the caregiver drives their own car.
What that works out to
- Mornings only, 3 hours a day, 5 days — about $2,794 a month
- Morning and evening, 20 hours a week — about $3,725 a month
- Full weekdays, 40 hours — about $7,450 a month
Most families start with mornings and add hours as needs change. Nothing is locked in.
Book a free assessment
Amalia comes to the house, sees how your family member moves through their own home, and builds the plan around that.