Home care
Everyday, non-medical support
Personal care, companionship, respite, routines, errands, and other practical support can help make life at home more manageable.
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Types of care
Start with the kind of support you are trying to understand.
Home care and home health care are not the same thing. Use these guides to get oriented, then share what is happening at home so the next conversation can fit your situation.
Non-medical home care
Personal care at home
Explore everyday support that can help someone remain more comfortable, safe, and confident in familiar surroundings.
Connection and daily rhythm
Companionship at home
Find options centered on conversation, shared activities, practical routines, and a little more connection at home.
Room to rest and reset
Respite support for family caregivers
Learn about short-term or recurring support that can give a family caregiver time to rest, work, attend appointments, or keep showing up.
Skilled services at home
Home health care
Understand the difference between non-medical home care and skilled home health services such as nursing, therapy, or post-hospital recovery support.
Home care vs. home health
Two kinds of help can begin in the same conversation.
Home health
Skilled clinical services
Nursing, physical or occupational therapy, and post-hospital recovery support are coordinated through a clinical care plan.
A simple next step
Ready to start a care conversation?
Share a few details about what you are exploring. You do not need to know the exact care term before you begin.