Help at home for every kind of day
Caregivers on CaregiverCrew offer non-medical support: the everyday help that lets older adults and people with disabilities live safely and comfortably at home.
Senior Care
Everyday, non-medical help that lets older adults keep living safely and comfortably in their own home.
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Elderly Care
Patient, respectful support for older adults with growing needs, from daily routines to supervision.
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Companion Care
Friendly company, conversation and outings that ease loneliness and keep days full and familiar.
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Personal Care
Hands-on help with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting and moving around, given with dignity.
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Home Care Assistance
A flexible mix of household help, errands and supervision, built around how your family lives.
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Respite Care
Short-term cover so family caregivers can rest, work, travel or simply recharge without worry.
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Dementia Care
Calm, consistent support for people living with dementia, with routines that reduce stress.
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Alzheimer's Care
Patient, informed help for people with Alzheimer's disease, adapted to each stage.
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Disability Support
Practical, person-led support for adults with physical, intellectual or developmental disabilities.
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Post-Surgery Assistance
Extra hands at home after a hospital stay or operation, while strength and confidence return.
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Overnight Care
Someone nearby through the night for safety, toileting help and peace of mind.
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Live-In Care
A caregiver who lives in the home, offering steady day-to-day support and company.
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Meal Preparation
Home-cooked meals, grocery planning and gentle encouragement to eat and drink well.
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Light Housekeeping
Help keeping the home clean, tidy and safe: laundry, dishes, bed linens and clutter-free paths.
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Transportation Assistance
Getting to appointments, errands and social plans, with a helping arm from door to door.
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Medication Reminders
Timely, friendly reminders that help your loved one follow the routine set by their doctor.
Learn moreNon-medical care vs. home health care
People often use "home care" for two very different things. Knowing which one you need saves time and money.
What CaregiverCrew caregivers do
- Companionship and conversation
- Help with bathing, dressing and grooming
- Meals, light housekeeping and laundry
- Errands, appointments and transportation
- Reminders to take medication on time
- Supervision and respite for family caregivers
What needs a licensed professional
- Giving injections or IV medication
- Wound care and changing sterile dressings
- Setting up or adjusting medication doses
- Physical, occupational or speech therapy
- Any task your state reserves for nurses
Ask your doctor about a Medicare-certified home health agency for these needs.
Not sure which kind of help you need?
Start by describing your situation in a care request. Caregivers can tell you what they can and cannot do, and our resource center has guides to help you decide.
