Companion care focuses on conversation, activities, and everyday support without hands-on tasks. Personal care includes hands-on help with things like bathing, dressing, and mobility. Many clients receive a blend of both, and we can help you figure out the right mix.
Every family's situation is different, but common signs include difficulty with bathing, dressing, or moving around safely, or noticeable changes in daily routines. If you're not sure, a free consultation can help you understand what level of support might make sense.
Aloma Home Care is a non-medical home care agency and does not accept Medicare or Medicaid. We accept private pay, long-term care insurance, and VA Pension with Aid and Attendance for those who qualify. We're happy to walk through payment options during a free consultation.
We do our best to match clients with a consistent caregiver so a real relationship can develop over time. In situations like illness or scheduling conflicts, a substitute caregiver may occasionally be needed, but continuity is always our goal.
Personal care typically involves hands-on assistance with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and mobility, while companion care focuses more on conversation, companionship, and light support without hands-on tasks. The right fit depends on what your loved one actually needs, and we're happy to help you figure that out during a free consultation.
At Aloma Home Care, we take pride in delivering customized, holistic care that is uniquely tailored to each client's needs. Our client-centered approach, precise caregiver-client matching, and rigorous caregiver training ensure that your loved one receives not only compassionate but also highly personalized care. We are Licensed, Bonded, and Certified, with Certified Senior Care Managers [...]
In-home care allows older adults to remain in the comfort of their homes while receiving personalized, one-on-one care. It promotes independence, enhances safety, and provides a seamless continuation of care as your loved one's needs change over time.
An annual assessment is conducted to meet state requirements. However, if there are any changes in your needs or condition, a reassessment may be warranted sooner to ensure you receive the appropriate level of care, which may also include additional supervisory visits based on those changes.
No. To protect the client and caregiver, all client payments must be received electronically or through arrangements made with the client manager. Aloma prohibits caregivers from receiving money from clients directly. Gifts under $25 are allowed but must be disclosed to management immediately.
Yes. We encourage caregivers to eat meals with the client if requested.
At Aloma Home Care, we take a compassionate approach to home care. This means that we not only focus on the physical needs of our clients but also on their emotional and mental well-being.
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