Start Care Today - It is as easy as 1, 2, 3

One

Getting Started

We are available
24 hours a day,
7 days a week

Call us at 801-683-6002

You can reach us directly by phone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week since your call is important to us. If we happen to miss your call, we will return your message within 1 hour during normal business days and within 3 hours during evenings and weekends.

Email Us

We monitor our email account, 7 days a week. Expect a reply within 1 hour between 8am and 6pm, or by 9am the following day if after 6pm evenings and weekends.

Click Here to Email Us Now

Immediate Care, No Matter Where You Are

We can start taking care of your family member immediately; even if you are not available in person to sign paperwork on behalf of your loved one. This includes a seamless discharge from a facility. You can complete any paperwork via email, mail or fax if your loved one cannot do so.

Two

Evaluating Our Care & Your Needs

We come to you and create a custom plan

Schedule a Free Evaluation

We can come to your loved one’s home or meet at the facility where your loved one is currently staying to conduct a comprehensive evaluation. In most cases we can conduct the evaluation the same day you reach out to us.

Click Here to request a home care needs evaluation via email.

Creating a Customized Plan of Care

We begin creating a care plan by first learning about your loved one’s family history, enjoyed social activities, medication regimen and medical history. All this information is used to begin our caregiver matching process making sure your loved one’s lifestyle is an excellent fit with their caregiver. We also conduct a free fall-risk assessment and in-home safety assessment.

Three

Partnering in Care

We provide weekly progress and listen to feedback

Care Progress Reviews

We can provide weekly progress notes about your loved ones support, daily activities and progress.

Keeping Everyone in the Loop

Family communications can be one of the most important aspects of our job as a home care agency. Staying on top of changing social schedules, running necessary errands, sharing notes from doctor’s visits and communicating about your loved one’s general well-being are all important components to family communication.

SCHEDULE A FREE IN HOME CARE NEEDS EVALUATION TODAY