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Offers care to seniors so they may remain in their home. Provides assistance with light housekeeping, laundry, appointments, meal preparations, transportation and companionship. Not a nursing service.

Home and community-based services allow the elderly or adults with disabilities to remain in their homes rather than move to institutional placements. Screening for adult care residence and nursing facility placements is provided.

Services include but are not limited to: Companion/sitters/safety supervision, light meal preparation, light housekeeping, transportation to physician and dental appointments, social events, etc. medication reminders, and care coordination. Accept clients on a 24/7 basis or a minimum of 3 hours per day.

The Home-based Care Program provides in-home assistance for low-income adults over the age of 60 and/or adults age 18 and above who have severe disabilities that prevent them from performing these tasks themselves.

Home-based care provides personal aide and hygiene care, light housekeeping, supervision and other supportive services to elderly and disabled adults to the extent that funds are available, so that they may remain in the community and out of institutional placement. Adults must meet all eligibility criteria to qualify and there may be a waiting list for service.

Services provided by Senior Companions include daily tasks such as companionship-talking and listening, transportation, peer- counselling, grocery shopping, meal preparation and light housekeeping.

Companion care involves providing non-medical assistance to seniors who may require support with various aspects of daily living.

Provides in-home homemaker services including household tasks like sweeping, mopping, dusting and other cleaning chores. Provided through an outside contract.

Funds companion services, for limited hours each week to assist SSI recipients (aged, blind, disabled) with personal care or light housekeeping tasks. Seeks to prevent institutionalization.

Provide healthy interactions and activities that promote physical and cognitive health. Care will be individualized and may include these activities and many others: Meal preparation to help ensure nutrition needs are met Conversation and discussion of current and historic events to help sharpen memory Crafting and playing games for mental stimulation Reminiscing as an enjoyable pastime Outings to promote socialization Scrapbooking as a creative outlet Outdoor activities like gardening for fitness Walking outside to promote an active lifestyle

Family Lifeline's Home Care program provides older adults and persons with disabilities the resources and one-on-one support necessary to meet their basic self-care, emotional, and physical needs in their home. Customized companion care, personal assistance, homemaker services, as well as caregiver respite is offered. All older adults and individuals with disabilities, living in the Metro Richmond area, who require assistance with carrying out activities of daily living are eligible for services. Services are available for a few hours a week or 24 hours a day, including weekends, depending on need. Subsidized services are available.

Provide assistance with daily living activities to light household chores and meal preparation. Specializes in customized home health care for individuals who are affected by a variety of diseases and conditions,

Companion care, chore and homemaker services are offered for the very low-income client. Companion services consist of paying an individual an hourly rate to assist the client. The companion may assist with shopping, meal preparation, light housekeeping, provided supervision if needed, and attend to some personal care needs (such as assisting with bathing). Chore services are non-routine, heavy home maintenance tasks that may include window washing, floor maintenance, painting , chopping wood, snow removal, and minor repair work in the home. Homemaker services include instruction in or provision of activities to aminatin a household and may include personal care, home management, household maintenance, nutrition, and consumer and health care eduation. Adult services also include assisting the adult and family members in making long-term care living arrangements for the adult. This could include referral for an adult home, nursing home, or the decision to reside with a family member. The social workers assist the families in making the best choice for their own individual circumstances.

Personal Care: Provides personal assistance, stand-by assistance, supervision or cues for individuals who are unable to do one or more of the following: eating, dressing, bathing, toileting, grooming, walking, or transferring in and out of bed/chair. Homemaker Services: Provides qualified seniors with a cleaning and companion service, which includes light housekeeping, meal preparation, grocery shopping, using the telephone, and managing money. This service may be provided for purpose of respite for family caregivers.

The In-Home Services Program provides home care services to enable senior citizens who cannot perform basic tasks for themselves to remain in their own homes.

Funds companion services, for limited hours each week, to assist individuals (aged, blind, disabled) with personal care or light housekeeping tasks. Seeks to prevent institutionalization. Also, assessment for determining level of care when institutionalization is necessary.

Provision of companion, homemaker, or chore services to elderly in need of in-home services.

AmeriCare Plus provides in home assistance to private pay clients and Medicaid clients. Services available includes personal care aides, live-in companions, concierge care, companions, mother's helper, bed & breakfast, transportation, and more. AmeriCare Plus is licensed and bonded and all employees that are part of our team have gone through a detailed interview and screening process that includes background and reference checks. ***Free In-home Assessments***

Provides personalized, in-home assistance for seniors, offering a comprehensive range of services including personal care (bathing, dressing), medication management, companionship, light housekeeping, meal preparation, transportation, errands, and more, allowing individuals to comfortably remain in their homes while maintaining independence and quality of life.

Provides case management, assessment and direct services to Virginia's citizens who have disabilities or who are over the age of 60. Specific services include home based services (companion, chore, homemaker services), adult foster care, adult day care, case management, nutrition, assistance for assisted living applicants and residents, and participation on nursing home preadmission screening teams.

Funds companion services, for limited hours each week, to assist SSI recipients (aged, blind, disabled) with personal care and/or light housekeeping tasks. Seeks to prevent institutionalization. Call the Culpeper Human Services screening and referral intake center for eligibility and required documentation at (540)727-0372 ext. 383.

Personal Care, Chore (help with heavy household tasks) and Respite Care.

Persons age 60 and older may benefit from a trained and supervised aide to help with light housekeeping tasks, grocery shopping and errand running. This service may average 3 hours per week and offer respite to a caregiver.

Provides quality and caring homemaker and non-medical health aide services under the Medicaid Waiver Program for the elderly and disabled.

Provider of personal care, companionship, light housekeeping, transportation, errands, and laundry. Offers respite care. Agency is licensed by Virginia Department of Health. All caregivers are bonded, insured, and screened through human services and criminal background checks. Companion/ Homemaker Services Companionship Transportation Meal Preparation Medicinal reminders Laundry Household chores Grocery shopping Alzheimer Care Respite Care Hospital sitting Nursing home sitting Personal Care Services Bathing Dressing Incontinence Feeding Transferring Bathing program