Care Options

Flexible Support Designed Around Real Life

Choose flexible support based on the client, household, schedule, and level of assistance needed.

One Companion & Homemakers, LLC provides compassionate, dependable support designed around dignity, independence, safety, and real human connection.

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Care That Fits the Person

No two clients, families, or households are exactly alike. Some people need a few hours of companionship each week. Others need regular homemaker support, transportation, overnight assistance, or a customized combination of services.

Our care options are designed to help clients remain safe, comfortable, engaged, and supported at home while preserving as much independence as possible.

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Care Options for Seniors

Aging in Place Support

Practical assistance for seniors who want to continue living safely and comfortably in their own homes.

Support may include:

• Companion visits
• Meal preparation
• Laundry and light housekeeping
• Grocery shopping and errands
• Transportation
• Wellness reminders
• Home safety checks
• Family communication

Independent Living Support

Flexible help for individuals who remain largely independent but benefit from dependable assistance with selected routines or household tasks.

Couples Care

Coordinated support for couples who live together but may have different schedules, abilities, or care needs.

A customized plan may combine:

• Shared homemaker services
• Individual companionship
• Transportation
• Meal support
• Respite assistance
• Household organization

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Care Options for Individuals With Disabilities

Daily Living Support

Respectful, nonmedical support with routines and everyday activities based on the client’s preferences, abilities, and established care plan.

Community Participation

Companionship and transportation that help clients remain connected to appointments, family, social activities, faith communities, shopping, and local events.

Household Support

Assistance may include:

• Light housekeeping
• Laundry
• Meal preparation
• Grocery support
• Home organization
• Errands
• Practical household help

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Care Options for Families

Temporary Care

Short-term assistance during travel, recovery, family emergencies, schedule changes, or periods when the regular caregiver is unavailable.

Ongoing Care Plans

Scheduled weekly or monthly support designed to provide consistency for the client and peace of mind for the family.

Respite Services

Temporary relief for family caregivers who need time to rest, work, attend appointments, travel, or manage other responsibilities.

Family Check-In Visits

Scheduled visits that provide companionship, basic household support, and an update for authorized family members.

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Flexible Scheduling Options

Hourly Care

Hourly care is appropriate for clients who need support during specific parts of the day.

Common uses include:

• Morning or evening routines
• Meal preparation
• Companion visits
• Homemaker services
• Shopping and errands
• Transportation
• Family caregiver relief

Minimum service periods may apply.

Half-Day Support

A four-hour care block may provide enough time for companionship, meal preparation, laundry, errands, transportation, and other planned tasks.

Full-Day Support

An eight-hour care block provides extended assistance for clients who need more consistent support throughout the day.

Overnight Support

Overnight assistance may be available for clients who benefit from a reassuring presence, safety monitoring, or household support during nighttime hours.

All overnight arrangements require advance consultation, scheduling review, and a written service plan.

Live-In Support

Customized live-in support may be considered for clients requiring extended nonmedical assistance within the home.

Live-in arrangements are not instant-purchase services. Each request must be reviewed based on:

• Client needs
• Household conditions
• Required duties
• Caregiver availability
• Sleeping arrangements
• Schedule expectations
• Applicable employment and service requirements

Customized Care Plans

Families may combine multiple services into one coordinated plan.

A customized care plan may include:

• Companion care
• Homemaker support
• Transportation
• Meal preparation
• Grocery shopping
• Respite care
• Wellness routines
• Home safety checks
• Light practical support

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Gregory’s Support Options

Gregory provides dependable companionship, transportation, and practical household assistance for clients who need a steady, respectful helping hand.

Available support may include:

• Companion visits
• Senior transportation
• Grocery and pharmacy trips
• Medical appointment transportation
• Home safety checks
• Light handyman assistance
• Lifting and carrying
• Furniture rearrangement
• Seasonal household help
• Errands and practical support

Light handyman services exclude licensed, structural, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, roofing, hazardous-material, and permit-required work.

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How Care Planning Works

1. Request a Consultation

Tell us about the client, household, schedule, location, and type of support needed.

2. Discuss the Client’s Needs

We review routines, preferences, safety considerations, scheduling needs, and authorized family contacts.

3. Build the Care Plan

We recommend an appropriate service schedule and clearly define the approved tasks, frequency, duration, and cost.

4. Confirm Services

The client or authorized representative reviews and signs the required service documents.

5. Begin Support

Services begin according to the approved schedule and written care plan.

6. Review and Adjust

The care plan may be updated as the client’s household, schedule, or support needs change.

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Choosing the Right Care Option

Consider the following questions:

• How often is support needed?
• Which tasks are becoming difficult?
• Does the client spend long periods alone?
• Is transportation limiting independence?
• Does the household need regular homemaker support?
• Does a family caregiver need relief?
• Would a consistent weekly schedule help?
• Are overnight or extended services being considered?
• Does the client prefer a particular caregiver?
• Who should receive service updates?

Our team can help families review these questions and identify an appropriate starting point.

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Important Service Boundaries

One Companion & Homemakers, LLC provides nonmedical homemaker, companion, transportation, and practical support services.

Our services do not replace licensed medical care, nursing, emergency services, physical therapy, medication administration, diagnosis, or treatment.

Clients should contact an appropriate healthcare professional regarding medical conditions, medication decisions, clinical concerns, or changes in health.

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Start With a Free Consultation

You do not need to select the entire care plan before speaking with us.

Start with a conversation. We will help you identify the most appropriate service option based on the client’s needs, schedule, household, and preferences.

Book Care
Request a free consultation and begin building a personalized support plan.

Call or Text: (203) 996-5533
Email: onecompanionhomemakers@gmail.com
Website: onecompanionhomemakers.com

Because No One Should Feel Alone.