Frequently Asked Questions
A companion is a caregiver who offers non-medical support and companionship to you or your loved one. They assist with daily activities and provide social interaction. Companions referred through our registry commonly help with housekeeping, meal preparation, transportation, and engaging in recreational activities.
Living Life at Home appreciates the importance of compatibility between caregivers and clients. We can’t promise a specific caregiver will always be available, but we will do our best to honor your preferences whenever we can.
Yes, our caregivers are available seven days a week, including weekends and holidays. You or your loved one and the care provider will determine the schedule to provide the most personal care.
To best match your preferences, caregivers offer flexible scheduling options that adapt to your or your loved one’s lifestyle. If you require occasional assistance, daily visits, or round-the-clock care, your care provider will work with you to create a personalized schedule that meets your needs or those of your loved one.
Our registry of licensed nurses and caregivers includes a wide range of specialists who are adept at providing the proper care for you or your loved one. This includes individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, Parkinson’s, and other chronic conditions.
Living Life at Home is here to assist you with initiating your long-term care insurance claim. We take the hassle out of the process by handling the necessary paperwork and submitting weekly documentation to support a smooth and timely approval. Let us help make this process easier for you, every step of the way.
Sometimes care is needed urgently. Once you contact us, we’ll work diligently to understand your or your loved one’s needs and connect you with a suitable caregiver as quickly as possible. The exact start time depends on your or your loved one’s specific requirements and care provider availability.
No, you don’t. We believe in providing flexible care solutions that adapt to the changing needs of you or your loved one. Our services are typically offered on an as-needed basis, and you can adjust or discontinue care with appropriate notice.
Your satisfaction is very important to us. If you ever feel that a caregiver isn’t the right fit, please let us know immediately. We’ll work with you or your loved one to understand the concerns and find a more suitable match from our registry.
Yes, many of the caregivers in our registry can assist with medication reminders and other activities of daily living. They can help make sure medications are taken on time as prescribed, offering an important layer of support for your or your loved one’s well-being.
The cost of in-home care services varies based on the type of care needed and the number of hours requested. We can provide a detailed breakdown after understanding your or your loved one’s specific care plan during an initial consultation. We’re also happy to discuss payment options and potential ways to cover costs.
Care needs can evolve over time. If your or your loved one’s situation changes, simply communicate this with your caregiver or our team. We’ll promptly review your care plan, guided by your clinician, and make any necessary adjustments to ensure you continue to receive the right level of support.
If your or your loved one’s primary caregiver is unexpectedly unavailable due to illness or another reason, we have a network of qualified substitute care providers available. We’ll work quickly to arrange for a suitable replacement to minimize any disruption to the care schedule.
Yes, our caregivers can lend a hand with all aspects of meal assistance, following the doctor’s dietary guidelines. This can include planning nutritious meals, grocery shopping, cooking, and making sure dietary preferences or restrictions are met.
Our services extend to include skilled nursing care, delivered directly by licensed nurses, including RNs and LPNs. This specialized support covers medical procedures such as administering medications, providing wound care, giving injections, and closely monitoring various health conditions.
Living Life at Home is pleased to offer our in-home care services across South Florida, including:
Broward County
Indian River County
Martin County
Okeechobee County
Palm Beach County
St. Lucie County