Delivering individualized attention, addressing personal care needs
Some individuals need more consistent one-to-one assistance at home because their daily circumstances require caregiver attention that family members cannot provide throughout the day. This may apply to a person who needs ongoing help with routine activities, has changing support needs, or requires caregiver presence during specific periods at home. Private-duty arrangements can provide individualized in-home support based on the person’s circumstances and the scope of services established for their care.
How It Works
Private Duty may include:
- One-to-one caregiver support
- Assistance with routine daily activities
- Support with personal care needs included in the service
- Caregiver presence during scheduled periods
- Assistance with other agreed-upon home-care tasks
What to Expect
Private-duty support is provided directly to the individual in the home rather than through a group setting. The caregiver’s responsibilities depend on the person’s needs and the specific scope of assistance arranged. Families can expect the service to focus on the individual’s established routine and the types of support included in the private-duty arrangement.
Connect With Us
Reach out to discuss the type of home care support that may fit your circumstances, daily routine, or family’s caregiving needs. We can talk through your questions and the kind of assistance you are considering for yourself or someone you care for.