Keeping an aging loved one at home allows them to maintain familiar routines while receiving personalized care that fits their individual needs. Our live-in care in Pennsylvania provides 24-hour support from experienced caregivers who assist with everyday activities, monitor overall well-being, and help seniors continue living as independently as possible.
Options Home Care has received the Best of Senior Care designation every year for the past decade. Our caring professionals are dedicated to providing consistent, compassionate service that gives families peace of mind and helps seniors thrive in the comfort of home.
Continuous, full-time care provides safety, comfort, and support at all hours of the day and night.
Fostering social connection and emotional support through conversation, shared activities, and joyful moments.
Facilitating safe movement around the home, including getting in and out of bed, chairs, and vehicles, making sure daily activities remain accessible.
Ensuring medications are taken as prescribed, with gentle reminders and health monitoring for peace of mind.
Helping with bathing, dressing, and routine tasks, so your loved one can maintain independence with dignity.
Providing assistance with basic housekeeping, laundry, and organization.
Meal planning and cooking so seniors enjoy fresh, balanced, and delicious meals customized to their dietary needs and preferences.
Transportation for doctor’s visits, social outings, and errands, helping your loved one stay active and engaged.
Help with grocery shopping, prescription pick-ups, mail drop-offs, and daily errands.
Home health care is medical care provided in the home by licensed health care professionals. People recovering from surgery, illness or injury may qualify for services such as physical therapy, rehabilitation, wound care, injections and other physician-directed treatments. Most of the services are short-term and aimed at supporting patients safely recover.
Home Care is about helping people to live their daily lives and stay in the comfort of their own homes. This can include personal hygiene, dressing, mobility support, meal assistance, companionship, toileting and many other activities of daily living that promote independence.
Our live-in care in Pennsylvania provides seniors with loving one-on-one care from committed caregivers; all in the comfort of the home they love. Our care plans are tailored to suit your lifestyle and can be adapted as your care needs change.
Options Home Care develops individualized care plans, assists families with hospital and rehabilitation discharges and provides personal care, respite care and live-in care services. We have technology that allows family members to stay in touch on a regular basis and update each other.
We are devoted to helping seniors live safely, comfortably and independently, while maintaining a high quality of life and preserving their dignity.
Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) are the basic self-care tasks that people need to do each day to take care of themselves and live independently. They usually consist of:
These activities of daily living are often used to determine eligibility for long-term care insurance and other care-related benefits. Most long-term care policies start coverage when a person needs help with two or more ADLs, but some veterans’ programs may have different requirements. If your loved one is finding these activities more and more difficult, we can help you assess their situation, discuss care options and help with planning.
Live-In Care in Pennsylvania offers older adults the support of a live-in caregiver who can provide assistance in the comfort of home. Care is available throughout the day and at night when necessary. Support can involve assistance with personal hygiene, meal preparation, medication reminders, housekeeping, transportation, mobility, running errands, and meaningful companionship.
And, as opposed to 24 hour care, there is a team of caregivers who work in shifts, so there is always someone there to give supervision and help.
Options Home Care is dedicated to providing care based on trust, consistency and personal connections. Our caregivers learn each client’s Routines and preferences, and can therefore provide personalized care such as personal care, companionship, meal planning, mobility assistance and discharge planning after a hospital or rehabilitation stay.
Live-in care is a great option for seniors who want to stay independent and have reliable assistance in the comfort of their own home.
Options Home Care works with families who pay privately, have long-term care insurance or have Medicare Part C Advantage Plans to help offset the cost of in-home care services.
Long-term care insurance helps pay for people who need ongoing assistance with daily living activities. Many people purchase these policies long before they retire, in anticipation of future health problems that might result from aging, chronic illness, injury or disability. This type of coverage is different from regular medical insurance because it is meant to pay for long term supportive care that helps people stay independent.
Benefits can often be used to pay for services provided in the home, assisted living facilities or skilled nursing communities when policy requirements are met. Eligibility is generally based on the individual’s need for assistance with two or more Activities of Daily Living or having an approved cognitive condition. We directly contact insurance companies, verify benefits, assist with claims, prepare documentation and guide families through the reimbursement process.
The VA’s Homemaker and Home Health Aide Care Program helps veterans remain independent by providing non-medical support in the comfort of their own home. These services may include help with bathing, dressing, grooming, housekeeping, meal preparation and many other daily activities.
Options Home Care is an authorized VA Community Care Network provider approved to provide approved home care services through eligible VA benefit programs.
Most veterans applying for these benefits will need to:
When approved, we partner with VA staff and care coordinators to deliver care that meets each veteran’s needs. We also guide families through the approval process and explain the various home care services that may be available.
Veterans and surviving spouses who are eligible for VA Aid and Attendance benefits may also qualify to receive assistance in paying for approved in-home care services.
Yes. Helping clients continue their normal routines often includes providing dependable transportation and assistance with essential errands. Our caregivers are available to support both needs as part of personalized home care.
Clients may receive transportation to healthcare providers, rehabilitation appointments, community activities, social events, and other important destinations. Caregivers can also assist with grocery shopping, picking up prescriptions, mailing packages, and handling other daily responsibilities.
Transportation assistance may be incorporated into our home care, live-in care, and respite care services based on each client’s individual circumstances and preferences.
At Options Home Care, we believe transportation plays an important role in maintaining quality of life. Our caregivers provide mobility assistance, accompany clients when appropriate, and help keep family members informed throughout each outing.
We take great care in selecting caregivers who reflect our commitment to quality service. Every caregiver is carefully screened before joining our team, and many have been serving families through Options Home Care for over a decade. Their long-term dedication helps provide the stability and dependable support families are looking for.
The process for beginning live-in care in Pennsylvania starts with a detailed consultation to better understand your loved one’s care needs and your family’s expectations. We then recommend experienced caregivers who are well suited to your situation, allowing you to interview each one before making your final decision. After choosing your caregiver, care services are put in place with ongoing support from our nationwide network of professionals.
Yes. Our respite care services provide temporary assistance whenever family caregivers need additional support. Whether care is needed for a few days or several weeks, we ensure your loved one continues receiving compassionate attention.
Yes. We offer technology designed to support health, safety, and independence through tools such as monitoring equipment, wearable devices, fall detection systems, and interactive companion resources.
Our team responds promptly after your consultation to organize services and match you with an appropriate caregiver. In many situations, care can begin within a short period of time.
Live-in care places a caregiver in the home to provide ongoing support, while hourly care consists of scheduled visits throughout the week. Many families choose live-in care for the added consistency and daily supervision it provides.
Yes. Clients receiving live-in care have access to daily assistance with meals, personal hygiene, companionship, mobility, and household routines, while caregivers observe scheduled periods of rest.
Yes. We understand that familiar caregivers help build trust and confidence, so we work hard to maintain continuity whenever possible.
Absolutely. Families are encouraged to meet potential caregivers before services begin so they can make an informed and comfortable decision.
If your caregiver is unavailable, we coordinate substitute care to maintain reliable support with minimal interruption.
Yes. We provide assistance with bathing, grooming, dressing, preparing meals, housekeeping, companionship, mobility, and many other daily care needs.
Thanks to our nationwide network of caregivers, we are able to assist families in communities across the country and connect them with appropriate care resources nearby.
