Friendly In-Home Care in Boise, ID
Caregivers from your side of town who help with meals, errands, walks and good company. Visits start at three hours.
Started By A Caregiver In The North End
Kate Tibbets worked as a caregiver for twelve years before she opened her own agency in 2016. She still meets every new family herself. She matches caregivers by neighborhood, so the person who visits often lives a few streets away.
- ✓Caregivers who live in the Treasure Valley
- ✓Two or three caregivers for each family
- ✓Kate meets every family first
- ✓Visits from three hours
Help Around The House And Out The Door
Book one kind of help, or mix them on the same visit.
What A Visit Can Look Like
Every visit follows the plan you make with Kate. Here is one family's Tuesday.
01Getting Ready
Help choosing clothes and getting dressed, at their own pace.
02Lunch And The Kitchen
Lunch at the table, then the dishes washed and the counter wiped.
03Out For A Walk
A slow loop around the park when the weather is good.
04Calling Family
A video call with the grandkids before the caregiver heads home.
What Boise Families Say
Mom calls Thursday 'Linda day'. They play rummy and walk to the corner and back, and Mom tells me all about it on the phone that night.
Kate came out herself and sat at Dad's kitchen table for an hour. She even wrote down how he takes his coffee.
I work full days. Knowing someone is with my husband from ten to three means I can actually get my work done.
How Boise Families Pay For Care
Medicare generally doesn't pay for non-medical home care.
Private Pay
Most families pay by the hour, with a three-hour minimum visit.
Long-Term Care Insurance
Many policies cover care like ours. We send the care notes your insurer asks for.
Idaho Medicaid
Some Idaho Medicaid programs pay for personal care at home. Your case manager can tell you if you qualify.
Book A Free Home Visit
Kate will come to the house, meet everyone and help you work out what kind of help makes sense.
Home Care Around The Treasure Valley
Boise
The North End, the East End, the Bench and Southeast Boise.
Garden City And Meridian
Garden City along the river, and Meridian out to Ten Mile Road.
Eagle And Kuna
Eagle to the north of Boise, and Kuna to the south.
Home Care Questions
How much does home care cost?
Our rate starts at $33 an hour, with a three-hour minimum. Kate gives you an exact price at the home visit.
Do you help with bathing and dressing?
Yes. If it's in the care plan, caregivers help with bathing, dressing and grooming, at whatever pace your loved one is comfortable with.
Does Medicare pay for this kind of care?
Medicare generally doesn't pay for non-medical home care. Most families pay privately or use long-term care insurance. Some Idaho Medicaid programs pay for personal care at home, so ask your case manager.
Will we see the same caregivers?
Yes. Each family has a small team of two or three caregivers, so the faces stay familiar.
Are your caregivers background-checked?
Yes. Every caregiver passes a background check and trains with us before their first visit.
Which areas do you cover?
Boise, Garden City, Meridian, Eagle and Kuna. If you live close by and your town isn't listed, give us a call.
Tell Us About Your Family
We'll call you back the same business day. Or call (208) 555-0162.