Every caregiver we send is background-checked through Florida’s level 2 screening, and we go a step further with a local records check most agencies don’t run. Caregivers are CNA or HHA certified, CPR certified, and trained in dementia response. Whenever possible, we send the same caregiver every visit, so your parent gets to know one trusted face rather than a rotating cast of strangers.

Cost depends on the level of care and how many hours a week are needed, so we don’t publish a flat rate. What we can tell you is that most families pay privately, and some have long-term care insurance that helps offset the cost. We’ll walk through the actual numbers for your situation during your free in-home assessment, with no obligation.

This comes up often, and it’s one of the hardest parts of starting care. We usually recommend introducing a caregiver gradually, framing the visit as company or help with a specific task rather than “care,” and letting the relationship build trust over time. We’re happy to talk through an approach that fits your parent’s personality before anyone steps foot in the home.

Common signs include a recent fall, forgetting medications, not eating properly, increased isolation, or a spouse who passed away after being the primary caregiver. If any of that sounds familiar, it’s worth a conversation. We’ll ask questions during your free assessment and recommend the right level of care based on what we actually see, not a one-size-fits-all package.