Frequently Asked Questions

Live-in care is similar to home care, but the caregiver resides with the client, providing 24/7 support and companionship. Home Halo offers live-in care as an option for seniors who require more extensive assistance or prefer constant support.

A caregiver assists seniors in their homes to ensure their physical well-being and social health. Caregivers offer companionship, personal care, and other quality-of-life services, including mobility and safety assistance, help with meals and housekeeping, transportation, and activities that encourage engagement and joy.

Aging in place refers to seniors who choose to remain in their homes as they age, rather than moving to assisted living facilities. Home Halo supports aging in place by providing the necessary care and resources to help seniors maintain their independence and thrive in their familiar surroundings.

The terms “home health aide” and “caregiver” are often used interchangeably. Home health aides provide companionship, personal care, and other quality-of-life services to seniors in their homes.

Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) are basic tasks essential for daily functioning, such as bathing, dressing, and eating. Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs) are activities that enhance a senior’s quality of life, like shopping, cooking, and managing finances. Home Halo offers assistance with both ADLs and IADLs, tailored to each senior’s individual needs.

Home Halo offers a wide range of non-medical home care services designed to support seniors and their families. These services include companionship, personal care, home management assistance, respite care, and specialized care for veterans. Our goal is to provide personalized support that promotes independence, dignity, and overall well-being for seniors in the comfort of their own homes.

At Home Halo, every caregiver is an employee, not a contractor, and undergoes a rigorous screening process, including background checks and reference checks. We select caregivers who are empathetic, compassionate, and highly skilled in providing personalized care to seniors.

Yes, Home Halo offers flexible care options, ranging from a few hours a week to 24/7 live-in care, depending on your needs.

The cost of in-home care varies based on the type and frequency of services needed. Contact your local Home Halo office for a personalized consultation and quote.

Yes, Home Halo understands that care needs can arise unexpectedly. We strive to provide services on short notice whenever possible.

A Plan of Care is a personalized document that outlines the specific care services needed, the schedule, and the goals for the client’s well-being. Home Halo develops a customized Plan of Care for each individual, ensuring their unique needs are met.

Our Care Coordinators carefully match clients with caregivers based on their needs, preferences, and personalities. We strive to create a strong and comfortable relationship between the caregiver and the client.

Home Halo has a team of qualified caregivers to ensure consistent care, even if your regular caregiver is unavailable. We’ll provide a qualified replacement and ensure a smooth transition.

Active Caregiving is Home Halo’s approach to engaging clients in activities and encouraging their participation, rather than simply performing tasks for them. This approach promotes physical and mental well-being and builds strong relationships between caregivers and clients.

Home Halo prioritizes the safety and well-being of our clients and caregivers. We follow strict safety protocols, including thorough background checks, ongoing training, and adherence to all CDC guidelines.

Respite care provides temporary relief for family caregivers, allowing them to take a break from their caregiving responsibilities while their loved one receives professional care from Home Halo.

Home Halo offers specialized care for seniors with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. Our caregivers are trained to provide compassionate support, manage challenging behaviors, and create a safe and engaging environment.

Home Halo prioritizes client safety through rigorous caregiver screening, ongoing training, and personalized care plans that address individual needs and risks. We also encourage open communication with families to address any concerns.

Transitional care provides support for seniors returning home after a hospital stay or medical procedure. Home Halo offers customized transitional care plans to ensure a smooth and comfortable recovery at home, including transportation, medication reminders, and assistance with daily tasks.

Companion care focuses on enhancing a senior’s quality of life through companionship, conversation, and engaging activities. Home Halo’s caregivers provide social interaction, emotional support, and assistance with daily tasks like meal preparation, light housekeeping, and transportation.

Personal care assists with essential daily tasks such as bathing, dressing, grooming, and medication reminders. Home Halo’s trained caregivers offer personalized support with dignity and respect, helping seniors maintain their independence and well-being.

Light housekeeping includes tasks that help maintain a clean and safe living environment for seniors, such as dusting, vacuuming, and cleaning kitchens and bathrooms. Home Halo’s caregivers provide light housekeeping services tailored to each client’s needs and preferences.

Respite care provides temporary relief for family caregivers, allowing them to take a break from their duties while their loved one receives professional care from Home Halo. This service helps prevent caregiver burnout and ensures the senior’s needs are consistently met.

Private duty nursing provides one-on-one medical care in the comfort of a senior’s home. Home Halo can connect you with qualified private duty nurses who can offer advanced care and support, working in partnership with the family and our caregivers.

End-of-life care provides compassionate support for seniors with limited life expectancy, allowing them to spend their final days comfortably at home. Home Halo works with hospice agencies and medical providers to ensure comprehensive care and emotional support for both the seniors and their families.

Home Halo offers specialized care for seniors with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. Our caregivers are trained to provide compassionate support, manage challenging behaviors, and create a safe and engaging environment that promotes dignity and quality of life.

Palliative care focuses on managing symptoms and enhancing comfort for individuals with serious illnesses, at any stage of their life. Hospice care is specifically for individuals with a life expectancy of six months or less, providing comfort and support during their final stages of life.

The cost of in-home care varies depending on several factors, including the level of care needed, frequency of visits, and location. Contact your local Home Halo office for a personalized consultation and quote to determine the cost of care for your specific needs.

The cost of 24/7 in-home care depends on the level of care required and the location. To get a personalized quote for 24/7 care, contact your local Home Halo office and speak with a Care Coordinator.

The cost of companion care varies based on each client’s individual needs and location. Contact your local Home Halo office to schedule a free consultation and discuss a personalized care plan that meets your needs and budget.

Several options are available to help pay for senior care, including private pay, long-term care insurance, Veterans Administration (VA) benefits, and Medicaid. Home Halo can help you explore these options and determine the best solution for your situation.

Yes, veterans and their surviving spouses may qualify for VA benefits to cover some or all of the cost of in-home care. Home Halo is a proud VA partner and can help you navigate the process of accessing these benefits.

Long-term care insurance can help pay for in-home care services. If you have long-term care insurance, Home Halo can assist you with understanding your coverage and coordinating with your insurance provider.

Generally, Medicare does not cover non-medical in-home care services. However, some Medicare Advantage plans may offer limited coverage for certain services. Check with your plan provider for details.

Medicaid may cover some in-home care services for eligible individuals. Contact your local Medicaid office or Home Halo to learn more about Medicaid coverage for in-home care.