
Personal care
Hands-on help with the routines that keep someone clean, comfortable and dressed for the day.
- Bathing and showering
- Hygiene care
- Dressing
Bathing, dressing, meals, moving safely and errands, for older adults and families in Greater Cleveland.
Non-medical home care. Please keep health details out of email and text.
Non-medical home care, in the person's own home, built around their routine.

Hands-on help with the routines that keep someone clean, comfortable and dressed for the day.

Steady help getting from bed to chair, around the house and through the day without a fall.

Food that gets made and eaten, on the person's schedule and to their taste.

The chores that pile up first when getting around gets harder.
One conversation is enough to begin.
Call (216) 200-8004 or text (216) 200-8220. Tell us who needs help and where they live.
Which daily tasks are hard, which days and times help is needed, and who else is involved.
We talk about how care would work and how it can be paid for.
Families pay for home care in different ways: privately, through long-term care insurance, or, for people 60 and older who qualify, through Ohio Medicaid's PASSPORT program. Call or text and we will talk through your situation.
Based in Solon, serving Cleveland and its suburbs: Shaker Heights, Cleveland Heights, Beachwood, Euclid, Parma, Lakewood, Mentor and more.
If you want to help people stay independent at home, call or text to ask about caregiver openings.
Non-medical home care: bathing, hygiene care, dressing, help with transfers and walking, meal preparation and feeding, laundry, grocery shopping and errands. Call or text to talk through your situation.
The services on this site are non-medical personal care and home help. If skilled nursing or therapy is needed, ask us and we will tell you what we can and cannot do.
Call (216) 200-8004 or text (216) 200-8220. Tell us who needs help, where they live, and which tasks and times matter most.
Call or text and we will talk it through. For people 60 and older who qualify, Ohio Medicaid's PASSPORT program pays approved providers for in-home help; our guide explains who qualifies.
Ohio law (Revised Code 3740.11) bars home health agencies from employing anyone in a direct-care role who fails the required database reviews and criminal records check.
Plain answers about home care in Ohio, with the state sources linked in every guide.

The everyday help Ohio law calls home health aide and personal care services: bathing, dressing, meals, moving safely, housework and errands.

Ohio licenses skilled home health services and nonmedical home health services separately. What each covers and how to tell which one your family needs.

Ohio's PASSPORT Medicaid program helps eligible people 60 and older get care at home. Who qualifies, the 2024 limits, and who to contact in Greater Cleveland.

Five checks before an Ohio home care agency sends someone to your parent's home: license, background checks, NPI, supervision and how scheduling works.
Call or text and tell us what kind of help is needed and when. Please keep health details out of email and text.