Private In-Home Care for Seniors in Naples, FL
Caregivers on our own payroll and a care manager for every family. Visits start at four hours.
Care At Home, Arranged Around Their Day
Choose the help that fits. Your care manager puts it in the plan.
A Naples Family Business Since 2008
Claire Ferrier started the agency after arranging care for her own father in Park Shore. Every family still gets a care manager who visits the home, writes the care plan and checks in each week.
- Localcaregivers from Collier County
- Employedcaregivers, never contractors
- Writtencare plans, reviewed every 90 days
- Weeklycheck-ins from your care manager
What Every Family Can Expect
A Care Manager You Know
One person who knows the plan, visits the home and answers your calls.
Caregivers On Our Payroll
We hire, train, insure and schedule every caregiver ourselves.
The Same Small Team
Two or three regular caregivers, introduced before the first visit.
A Written Care Plan
Reviewed with the family every 90 days, or sooner when needs change.
Days That Still Feel Like Their Own
Our caregivers keep the routines your parents already love.
Drives, Walks And Lunch With Friends
Many of our clients still love getting out. Caregivers drive them to the club, to church, to the beach path or to lunch on Fifth Avenue South, and stay with them the whole time.
- ✓Rides to appointments and back
- ✓Walks along the water
- ✓Shopping on Fifth Avenue South
- ✓Visits with friends
How Care Begins
A Phone Call
Tell us about your parent and the help you have in mind.
A Home Visit
A care manager visits, meets everyone and writes the care plan.
Meet Your Caregivers
We introduce your caregivers before the first visit.
Care Begins
Most families start within a few days.
Arrange A Home Visit With A Care Manager
We'll come to the house, listen and put the plan in writing.
Home Care Questions
How much does in-home care cost?
Our rate starts at $38 an hour, with a four-hour minimum. Live-in and 24-hour care are quoted after the home visit.
Does Medicare pay for private home care?
Medicare generally doesn't pay for non-medical home care. Most families pay privately or use long-term care insurance, and we can send the paperwork your insurer asks for.
Can we meet the caregivers first?
Yes. We introduce your caregivers before their first visit, and you can ask for a change at any time.
We live out of state. How do we stay in touch?
Your care manager sends a weekly update by email and calls whenever you'd like to talk.
Are your caregivers employees?
Yes. Every caregiver is on our payroll. We run background checks, train them and cover them with our insurance.
Is your agency licensed?
Yes. Our Florida license number is at the bottom of this page.
Speak With A Care Manager
Tell us about your parent. We'll call you back the same business day, or call (239) 555-0181.