Answers to Your Questions About Senior Care

Home care provided personalized, non-medical support for individuals who need assistance with daily living activities. These services are designed to promote independence, safety, and quality of life while allowing individuals to remain in the comfort of their own homes. At A Place At Home – Winter Garden, our caregivers assist with personal hygiene, meal preparation, mobility support, companionship, and more.

At A Place At Home – Winter Garden, we provide expert-driven home care services with a commitment to excellence. Our highly skilled caregivers are trained, background-checked, and insured for peace of mind. Additionally, we offer flexible scheduling options to make sure that your loved one gets the care they need when they need it.

A Place At Home – Winter Garden is a private pay home care agency and does not accept Medicaid or Medicare currently. We work with families to provide flexible, personalized care options and can help explore alternative funding sources or other private pay solutions. Please note: We are a private pay provider (not Medicaid or Medicare).

Signs your loved one may benefit from in-home care include difficulty with daily activities, increased forgetfulness, poor nutrition, or social isolation. Our free in-home consultation helps determine the right level of care for your family’s situation.

No, home care is not only for seniors. While home care is mostly used by seniors, we provide services for adults recovering from hospitalization, individuals with disabilities, or anyone who requires companionship or assistance with daily activities.

Our services can begin within 24-48 hours of the initial consultation. If you need care immediately, please be sure to let us know!

We prioritize caregiver-client consistency because familiarity builds trust and comfort. If your loved one needs a new caregiver, we will reassign one that suits them the best.

Dementia can present significant challenges for both individuals and their families, often affecting a senior’s ability to care for themselves. When living alone is no longer safe for a senior with dementia, home care becomes a crucial solution. With a specialized team of trained professionals, we offer highly personalized care that helps seniors with dementia remain in the comfort of their homes, promoting peace and well-being. In addition to assisting with daily tasks like meal preparation, housekeeping, laundry, and transportation, our caregivers are equipped to manage mood swings, offering comfort and support during moments of confusion or agitation, ensuring a sense of security and dignity.