At Caring Matters Home Care we offer services around the clock to aid in assisting you or your loved one.

 

Senior Care

One-on-one time delivers companionship and social interaction. Time is best spent when it's being shared.

Alzheimer's & Dementia Care

Receive assistance from caregivers who have specialized training to care for your loved one affected by dementia with the care and respect they derve.

Hands-On Personal Care

Non-medical hands-on personal care provides assistance to clients int heir personal care routines and daily activities (bathing, skin care, hair washing, etc.), helping your loved ones maintain a sense of pride in their appearance.

Hands-Off Personal Care

Not every client needs hands-on care. For that reason, Caring Matters Home Care provides assistance with household chores, meal preparation, errands, and more.

Morning & Evening Care

Routines are important for seniors to help them stay active and alert. Sometimes, simple routines such as getting out of bed, eating breakfast, and getting ready for bed at night can be a challenge. Caring Matters Home Care provides morning and evening hands-on personal care that can be arranged to accommodate your loved one's schedule and preferences.

Sickness/Injury Recovery Assitance

Individuals who are sick or injured recover faster in a place that is familiar to them. As the old saying goes, "There's no place like home."

New Mom Assistance

Our friendly, caring staff provides personal assistance for new mothers recovering from C-Sections, or support for any mom who could use a little help with the sleepless nights, errands, extra laundry, household chores, and daily lifestyle changes that come with a new baby.

Special Needs Care

Adults with special needs, physical disabilities, and other challenges often need hands-on care around the clock. Caring Matters Home Care provides professional assistance to the primary caregiver, who is often forced to juggle this enormous responsibility with the demands of their own daily activities.

More Services for Adults


Intellectual
Developmental
Disabilities

Many adults with IDD live at home with a friend or family member. In cases where additional care and support is needed, many people prefer to receive services in the comfort of their home. In-home servicers may include a companion, homemaking/housekeeping, therapy and health services or personal care.

Autism
Spectrum
Disorder

Many adults with ASD live at home with a friend or family member. In cases where additional care and support is needed, many people prefer to receive services in the comfort of their home. In-home servicers may include a companion, homemaking/housekeeping, therapy and health services or personal care.

What are the goals of the Intellectual Developmental
Disabilities & Adult Autism Waiver?

  • Increase the person's ability to care for themselves
  • Decrease family/caregiver stress
  • Increase quality of life for both the person and the family
  • Provide specialized supports to adults with autism spectrum disorder based on need
  • Help adults with autism spectrum disorder reach their employment goals
  • Safety
  • Academic Success
  • Friendship/Support Network/Social Connection
  • Independent Living (to the maximum extent possible)
  • Support more involvement in community activities
  • Decrease crisis episodes and psychiatric hospitalizations

Quality of Life

We strive to improve the "Quality Of Life" for adults with IDD and ASD by encouraging self-direction and creating a safe and supportive person-centered environment. To accomplish this Caring Matters Home Care passionate and devoted staff will arrange and provide care to meet the needs of the individual. We also encourage choices in matters affecting their everyday lives by focusing on such things as:
  • Respect and Dignity
  • Inclusion
  • Communication
  • Health/Wellbeing
  • Safety
  • Academic Success
  • Self Identity & Acceptance
  • Autonomy & Self­ Sufficiency
  • Pursuit of Dreams and Personal Goals
  • Community Activities
  • Decrease crisis episodes and psychiatric hospitalizations