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Who needs care?

Care planned around the person's own choices, with family kept in the loop.

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Find Personalized In-Home Care in Your Area

Non-medical help at home in Your Area, planned with the person receiving care at the center: their routines, their choices, and the family members who stay involved.

The Area

Around Your Area

Home Care Hound is a free matching service for non-medical home care. Tell us where your loved one lives and what help they need, and we'll look for a verified local home care agency that serves your address and works with this way to pay.

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Services

Daily Help, Directed by the Person Receiving It

Non-medical help at home. The questionnaire lets you pick any mix.

  • Personal Care

    Help with bathing, dressing, and grooming, planned around how the person prefers their day to go.

  • Mobility & Transfers

    Support moving around the home, transfers, and incontinence care, handled with patience and privacy.

  • Meals, Reminders & Home

    Meal preparation, everyday reminders, and housekeeping that keep the household running.

  • Transportation & Company

    Rides to errands and appointments, plus companionship that keeps the person connected.

An older adult and a caregiver sharing a quiet moment at home

Care in Your Area

Check the Program First, Then Plan the Week

Some state programs, often Medicaid waivers, fund care directed by the person or led by a family member. Each program sets its own eligibility, services, and caregiver rules. Everyday unpaid help from family is not the same as a funded program.

Tell us about the care you need in Your Area and how you plan to pay. Home Care Hound will review your request for available options and let you know if there isn't an immediate match.

Questions

Common Questions in Your Area

Can a family member be my caregiver?

A family member may be able to help, depending on the program's rules. The program and any agency involved will confirm who can be a caregiver and whether payment is available.

Will I need to pay for care?

Any costs depend on your eligibility and the services a program approves. Ask before care begins.

What kind of help can I get at home?

Support may include personal care, help moving around, meals, housekeeping, and transportation. These services are non-medical. Ask the agency which tasks can be included in your care plan.

Request Guidance for Care in Your Area

It takes a few minutes, and nothing is sent unless you agree at the end.