FAQ

We offer 24/7 care wherever your loved one calls home. Services include cooking, cleaning, light housekeeping, companionship, safety support, mobility assistance, and personalized care plans built to support aging in place with confidence.

Yes. We provide structured, short-term service plans for post-surgical or transitional care. Our caregivers assist with mobility, daily tasks, comfort, and safety so your loved one can recover at home.

Absolutely. Many families rely on us for ongoing, long-term support tailored to individual routines, preferences, and health needs.

Yes. We offer daytime care, overnight care, and full 24-hour support — whatever best fits your loved one’s needs.

It means helping seniors remain independent and comfortable at home while supporting fall prevention, mobility, daily routines, and emotional well-being.

Changes in mobility, memory, mood, hygiene, nutrition, or safety can all signal that support is needed.

Yes. We specialize in dementia and Alzheimer’s support, offering calm routines, gentle redirection, emotional reassurance, and a stable presence that helps your loved one feel secure at home.

Our caregivers receive high-standard dementia training, including Alzheimer’s Association–aligned education, Teepa Snow–informed strategies, and communication techniques designed to support dignity and reduce stress.

We focus on fall prevention, consistent routines, environmental safety checks, reduced overstimulation, and strategies that support independence.

Yes. We educate families about memory changes, resistance to care, sundowning, wandering, communication shifts, and role reversal as aging occurs.

Yes. Our caregivers use gentle approaches, validation, and purposeful engagement to reduce agitation and support cooperation.

Absolutely. We help families create flexible routines and calm environments during busy times.

If you’re compassionate, dependable, and love supporting others, you may be a wonderful fit. We look for caregivers who genuinely live out our core values.

Communication — clear verbal and written communication | Teamwork — supporting one another even while working independently | Value — bringing kindness, dignity, and purpose into every home

Yes! We welcome caregivers who align with our values and want to make a difference in Kootenai County.

Yes. We offer continual training, dementia-specific education, mentorship, and field support.

Absolutely. We value internal growth and help caregivers move into trainer, mentor, or coordinator roles as they develop.

We believe in kindness, teamwork, and supporting caregivers just as much as we support our clients.

Yes. Our minimum is 12 hours per week, typically scheduled in 3–4 hour increments to maintain meaningful, consistent care.

Pricing depends on care level, weekly hours, and whether support is short-term, long-term, or 24/7. We provide clear, transparent pricing during your complimentary consultation.

Yes. Every plan is tailored around your loved one’s needs, personality, and goals.

We accept private pay, VA benefits, and long-term care insurance. We help families navigate insurance requirements to make the process smooth.

Many long-term care insurance policies do cover in-home care, and we help with claim forms and documentation. At this time, Medicare does not pay for non-medical in-home care. If that ever changes, we would need to become a preferred Medicare provider. We also do not accept Medicaid at this time.

Simply reach out by phone or online. We’ll schedule a complimentary in-home or virtual consultation to help you find the right fit.