Personal care may include bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, mobility support, meals, and other daily routines. A Care Pro supports the person with the tasks that have become difficult while preserving as much independence as possible.

Visits can be scheduled a few times a week or more often, depending on the client’s needs. The Scottsdale team uses a customized care plan so support fits the household.

Care Advisors bring more than 50 years of combined medical and senior industry experience, and the leadership team has a combined 40 years of senior care industry experience. That background helps the office ask practical questions about safety, routines, and family communication.

The team uses home care expertise to help families make decisions without taking over. Care Advisors stay involved so the plan can be revisited.

Non-medical home care can support daily activities for someone living with a serious illness or chronic condition. Depending on the care plan, that may include personal routines, meals, mobility, companionship, and communication with the family care circle.

Home Instead stays within its scope of care and works alongside licensed healthcare providers.

The Arizona team is a contracted VA provider. Families can discuss a veteran’s needs, available benefits, and the type of non-medical support that may be appropriate.

Availability and eligibility depend on the individual situation. Home Instead can provide personal care, companionship, respite, and daily routine support.

Three team members, including two from leadership, are Certified Dementia Practitioners. The program includes a 10-hour course and two hours of continuing education each year.

That preparation helps Care Pros provide respectful, consistent support while adapting to the person’s routines and communication style.