Wondering if 24/7 care is the right fit?
Call and describe what's going on. Joan will help you figure out the right level of support, no pressure and no obligation.
Around-the-clock support when needed
Around-the-clock care from familiar faces
Some seasons of life need more than visits. After a serious diagnosis, with advancing dementia, or in the final months, families face a choice between a facility and full-time support at home.
Our 24/7 care makes staying home possible. A small, consistent team of caregivers covers days, nights, and weekends in shifts, so someone attentive is always there, and it is always someone your loved one knows.
Part of our Comprehensive Elder Care level. See how the levels work
What 24/7 care includes
- Continuous coverage in caregiver shifts, day and night
- A small consistent team, not a rotating cast of strangers
- Overnight support: repositioning, bathroom trips, reassurance
- All personal care, meals, medications, and housekeeping
- Safety monitoring for wandering or fall risks
- Regular family communication across the whole team
When 24/7 care makes sense
- Nighttime wandering, falls, or confusion
- A dementia diagnosis progressing beyond daytime-only support
- A family rotating exhausting overnight shifts themselves
- The alternative being a move out of the home they love
Seeing a few of these? Our free Home Care Assessment Guide can help you think it through.
Common questions
24/7 Care questions, answered honestly
How does 24/7 coverage actually work?
A small team of caregivers covers the week in consistent shifts, so your loved one sees the same few familiar faces rather than a parade of strangers. Joan builds the team personally and every member knows the full care plan.
Is 24/7 care more affordable than a care facility?
It depends on the level of care, but with our rates typically 20 to 30% below the large agencies, many families find around-the-clock home care compares favorably with memory care or nursing facilities. Call (231) 497-1300 and we will walk through honest numbers for your situation.
Can we start with overnight care only?
Yes. Many families begin with overnight support because nights are the hardest, then adjust as needs change. Care plans are built to grow with you.
No pressure, just a conversation