A steady hand, every day
A trained caregiver who helps with the everyday tasks of living, from shopping and cooking to routines and appointments.
What's included
What's included
Tasks are set in your care plan and can change as needs change.
- Help with daily routines
- Grocery shopping and meal preparation
- Companionship and supervision
- Going along to appointments and errands
- Light housekeeping
- Respite for family caregivers
Who it helps
Who it helps
Children and adults with special needs
Everyday support with routines, meals and activities.
Older adults
Help with shopping, cooking and keeping the day on track.
Busy families
A dependable extra set of hands when you cannot be there.
How to start
How to start
Request care or call
Tell us who needs care and when you would like to start. You can send a request online or call (312) 224-1001.
Getting to know you
We visit to learn the person's needs, routines and interests, then build a care plan with your family.
First visit
We introduce your caregiver and confirm the schedule. We check in regularly and adjust the plan as needs change.
Good to know
Questions families ask
What does a caregiver do?
A caregiver helps a person with daily activities, like shopping for food, cooking, keeping routines and getting to appointments.
Is caregiver service for children or adults?
Both. We match caregivers to the person's age, needs, schedule and language.
What if needs change?
Tell us. We review the care plan and adjust tasks, hours or services. If personal or nursing care becomes necessary, we explain your options.
How is it paid for?
Depending on eligibility, caregiver services may be paid through state programs, the VA, long-term care insurance or private pay.
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Let's talk about the care your family needs
Tell us a little about who needs care. A care coordinator will call you to talk it through and answer your questions.