Personal Care & Hygiene Assistance
Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting support, safe transfers, and mobility assistance delivered with privacy and dignity.
Private Pay Home Care
Flexible care at home when your family needs support now.
Private Pay care gives families more control over schedules, services, and start dates when program approval, insurance authorization, or waiver coverage does not fully match the care needed at home.
When It Helps
Private Pay can be a practical starting point.
Families often choose Private Pay when a loved one needs help before an authorization is complete, when extra hours are needed, or when care should be customized beyond a covered program.
- Support after hospital, rehab, or facility discharge
- Companion care, homemaker support, and daily living assistance
- Respite for family caregivers
- Hourly, overnight, extended-shift, or 24-hour care planning
- Support while waiting for PASSPORT, Managed Care, MyCare, or other approval
Services
Care can be built around the home routine.
Doctors of Hope Home Care can discuss the right mix of non-medical support for the client, family, and schedule.
Companion Care & Social Engagement
Conversation, reminders, supervision, activities, and regular human connection for clients who benefit from steady support.
Homemaker Services
Meal preparation, feeding assistance, laundry, light housekeeping, errands, shopping, and daily home routines.
Alzheimer's & Dementia Care
Routine support, redirection, safety awareness, companionship, and calm supervision for memory-related needs.
Long-Term Care Insurance
Have a policy? We can talk through the next step.
Some families use long-term care insurance to help pay for home care. Coverage depends on the policy, eligibility, documentation requirements, and approval from the insurance company.
Doctors of Hope can discuss basic care needs and help you understand what information the insurer may request. Please do not send policy numbers or sensitive documents through a general website form.
Simple Start
How to begin.
- Call or submit a Request Care form with basic contact information.
- Schedule a phone or in-home consultation.
- Discuss services, preferred schedule, caregiver fit, and funding source.
- Review the care plan and next steps before service begins.
Talk With Us
Ready to discuss private care at home?
Send a brief request or call the office. We will help you choose the best next step without pressure.