Greater Indy and Indianapolis Home Care FAQs

Yes, professional caregivers work alongside family members, providing updates and following family preferences while complementing existing care routines.

Home care services are flexible and can be modified as your loved one’s condition changes. Care plans are regularly reviewed and updated, allowing for increased support when needed or reduced services during improvement. Services can range from a few hours weekly to 24/7 care.

Caregivers can provide medication reminders, help organize pill boxes, and ensure prescriptions are taken as directed, but they cannot administer medications unless they are licensed to do so.

Yes, professional caregivers work collaboratively with families, maintaining communication logs and supporting family visits. Care plans can be adjusted to complement family involvement.

Home care focuses on assisting seniors with tasks they struggle with while encouraging them to maintain control over aspects they can manage. This support allows them to stay in their homes and live as independently as possible.

Caregiver schedules are flexible and range from a few hours a week to 24/7 live-in care. The frequency depends on your loved one’s requirements and the support needed.

Yes, we encourage family participation in care planning meetings and welcome ongoing input to ensure the care plan aligns with everyone’s goals and preferences.

Yes, caregivers can transport clients using their vehicle or the client’s vehicle, provided proper insurance coverage is in place.

We provide flexible scheduling, from a few hours per week to 24/7 care, and can adjust schedules as needs change.

Yes, short-term services like respite care are available for families needing temporary relief or support during recovery from illness or hospital stay.

Aged care services prioritize safety by thoroughly assessing the individual’s needs and living environment. They address fall risks, assist with mobility, and manage medication to prevent errors. Professionals are trained to handle emergencies, and many services include regular check-ins, health monitoring, and access to 24/7 support. This holistic approach ensures that your loved one is in a secure and supportive environment.

Look for warning signs, such as difficulty with daily tasks, poor hygiene, missed medications, unsafe living conditions, isolation, or cognitive decline. Multiple falls, weight loss, or an inability to manage essential self-care are clear indicators that professional support is needed. Early intervention often leads to better outcomes, so don’t wait for a crisis to explore care options.

Yes, care plans are customized to match existing routines and preferences.

Signs include difficulty managing daily tasks, forgetting medications, experiencing frequent falls or accidents, showing signs of loneliness, or struggling to maintain personal hygiene or a clean home.

Home help can be scheduled as needed, ranging from a few hours a week to 24/7 care, depending on the individual’s needs.

Services are regularly evaluated and adjusted based on changes in health, mobility, or cognitive status. Care plans remain flexible to accommodate both gradual and sudden changes in needs.

Care frequency depends on individual needs and abilities. Some seniors require daily assistance with bathing, dressing, and hygiene, while others may only need help two or three times weekly. Our professional home care assessment can determine the optimal schedule based on the person’s condition, mobility, and needs.

Personal home care services can help with morning and bedtime routines, meal preparation schedules, medication reminders, and other daily activities like exercise or bathing. These routines are customized to fit the individual’s preferences and needs.

Yes, companion care can be seamlessly integrated with personal or other care services to create a comprehensive support plan, addressing a wide range of physical, emotional, and social needs.

Companion care reduces feelings of loneliness and depression by providing regular social interaction, companionship, and meaningful activities. It also boosts emotional well-being and cognitive health.

The frequency depends on your loved one’s needs and current support system. Some seniors benefit from daily visits for consistent support, while others may only need companion care a few times weekly. Start with two to three visits weekly and adjust based on your loved one’s response and changing needs.

Yes, we also offer 24-hour care services. This option is ideal for caregivers who need extended rest, are traveling, or have responsibilities requiring them to be away from home for extended periods.

Starting with short care periods can help ease the transition. Discussing the process with your loved one, involving them in planning, and choosing services that align with their preferences and routines can also improve their comfort.

Respite care durations vary depending on the needs of the caregiver and the individual receiving care. It can range from a few hours during the day to several weeks.

Caregivers can remind and assist with medications but cannot directly administer them unless they’re licensed medical professionals.

No, 24-hour care is not limited to those with severe needs. It is also beneficial for individuals who need consistent assistance with daily activities, have mobility challenges, or require companionship and extra supervision.

24-hour care involves shift rotations while live-in caregivers reside in the home but require sleep breaks.

Yes, caregivers can provide medication reminders and observe clients taking medications, but they cannot physically administer them.

Caregivers can provide flexible scheduling based on your needs, ranging from a few hours per day to 24/7 live-in care. The schedule can be adjusted as care needs change, and services can be arranged for temporary periods or on a long-term basis.

Our services can start within 24-48 hours of completing the initial assessment. It depends on the needs of each family.

Yes, many people with dementia can remain at home through all stages with proper support and care adjustments. As needs increase, care hours and services can be modified, and home safety features can be added. However, regular assessments are needed to ensure the home environment remains appropriate for their care needs.

Family members can collaborate with caregivers on care plans, participate in activities, and provide insights into the individual’s preferences. Regular communication with caregivers ensures continuity of care and fosters a supportive environment for the loved one.

Caregivers establish consistent daily schedules for meals, activities, and rest while remaining flexible to accommodate changing needs.