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[H1] Right at HomeLet’s start talking about living.®

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[H2] What We Can Do for You

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[H5] Companion Care

Help with light housekeeping, grocery shopping, transportation…
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[H5] Personal Care

There for physical assistance, hygiene, mobility…
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[H5] Nursing Services

In-home medical care, ostomy care…
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[H5] Specialty Care

Support for conditions like Alzheimer’s, diabetes, Parkinson’s…
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[H3] Hear What Others Are Saying

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"We have been exceptionally pleased with the services provided by Right at Home ... They have provided education-based care to a loved one with advancing dementia with dignity and respect."

Michelle, Client's Family Member, Right at Home Clemson, South Carolina

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"The caregivers are so nice ... They just help us with anything we need. The office staff is also great. I appreciate that they always return phone calls timely."

Donna, Client's Family Member, Right at Home Tulsa East and West, Oklahoma

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"These caregivers make it possible for my husband and I to stay in our home. I'm so thankful for Right at Home and their caregivers."

Norma, Client, Right at Home Norfolk, Nebraska

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[H2] Our Story

Home—there’s no place like it. It’s where your memories are. Where you raised your family and where friends have gathered for life’s celebrations. It’s been your basecamp through good times and bad. And it’s where you want to stay. At Right at Home, our intention is to help you do just that. Why? Because we exist to be your guide to living successfully at home, wherever home may be. It’s our purpose.
Aging, disability, illness or injury can make living at home a challenge. We believe that no one should have to face the long list of complex decisions and unforeseen changes alone. We are experts, providing not just care, but coaching and experience to help navigate every step of the journey. Right at Home’s trained caregivers are passionate about helping clients because they know with each life they impact, they are changing the world.

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We believe there’s more to caring for people than just providing in-home assistance. For decades, families have trusted Right at Home for our expert guidance and experience to help them navigate every step of the aging journey.

[H2] Our Nationally Recognized Caregivers

Each year, we honor caregivers who go above and beyond. Read about our Caregivers of the Year.
If you’re as passionate as we are about helping people living at home stay healthy and comfortable, we want you to feel Right at Home, too. We invite you to visit our careers page.
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[H3] Caring for a Loved One With Aphasia

Learn more about aphasia, the limitations it can cause, and how you can help a loved one.
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[H5] How To Recognize the Hidden Signs of Elder Abuse—and What To Do

According to the National Council on Aging, 1 in 10 Americans over age 60 has experienced some form of abuse. That’s why knowing what to look for matters. Whether you’re a family member, friend, or caregiver, recognizing the warning signs can make all the difference. Here are the most common and less obvious signs of elder abuse, along with what you can do if something raises concern.
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[H5] Men’s Health Month

Men often put their health on the back burner, even when small concerns start to add up. During Men’s Health Month, it’s a good time to talk about why older men may delay care, the risks of waiting too long, and the simple steps that can support healthier aging and greater independence at home.
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[H5] The Emotional Challenges of Older Cancer Survivors

For many older cancer survivors, the end of treatment brings relief, but it can also leave behind anxiety, sadness, and fear of cancer recurrence. This article explains the emotional challenges of cancer survivorship, how relationships may change, and where older adults can find support.
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[H1] Frequently Asked Questions

Making a decision about caregiving for a loved one is never easy. To be comfortable with your options, you need answers. We hope the following information is a good start. If your questions aren’t completely answered, call your local office. We'd be glad to speak with you about your specific family situation.
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[H4] Q: What is the cost of in-home care?
A: Two frequently asked questions are, “What does home care cost?” and “Does insurance pay for it?” The cost depends on…more

We are able to help most families with their unique care situations. We work to develop a custom care plan specific to your or your loved one's needs and goals. A full list of services is available here . To see how we might be able to help your family specifically, take our care assessment. To see how we help families just like yours, read our care profiles or read our in-home care customer testimonials.

Each local office is part of an international network of in-home care. Right at Home has hundreds of locally owned offices all across the United States and throughout the world. Find the Right at Home nearest you here.

Yes. Every caregiver is directly employed by the local Right at Home office. To help ensure the safety and well-being of our clients, we perform a criminal history and background check and then cover each caregiver with general liability and workers' compensation insurance. We take on the work and expense of employing and overseeing the caregiver so you don’t have to.
Learn more about the benefits of choosing an in-home care agency caregiver over a private caregiver.

The cost of in-home care depends on geographic location, licensing requirements, the number of care hours, the frequency of visits, and the types of services needed. This information is gathered during the in-home care assessment and used to create a custom care plan that is focused on your unique needs.
Our home care services are typically billed on an hourly basis. Right at Home offers a free download of our Ways To Pay for In-Home Senior Care Guide, which provides information on the median monthly cost of care in the U.S. and programs that can help pay for the service. Our rates include the hidden costs of employing the caregiver directly, including background checks, general liability and workers’ compensation insurance, training and ongoing education, Social Security taxes, federal and state taxes, and time spent overseeing care. To discuss the exact rates for the services you may need, contact your local office using our location finder.

Medicare Parts A and B do not pay for ongoing assistance with the activities of daily living (called “custodial care” in the exclusions of Medicare plans). Medicare Advantage (also called “Part C”) may cover some services in the home (referred to as “in-home support”). To understand the benefits of Medicare, visit www.medicare.gov.
Long-term care insurance (depending on the policy and the plan of care) may assist in paying for a variety of home-based and facility care services.
Did you know there are several funding options available to help pay for in-home care? Right at Home offers a free download of our Ways To Pay for In-Home Senior Care Guide that gives information on these programs.

Understanding all of the options for in-home care and how to pay for it can be confusing, especially at a time of stress and concern for a loved one. Right at Home is here to help. We’ve cared for thousands of families just like yours. There are a variety of ways to pay for in-home care. Right at Home offers a free download of our Ways to Pay for In-Home Senior Care Guide that gives information about the programs that can help pay for the service.

You never have to pay caregivers directly. Whether you are in the planning stages or need immediate care, you don’t want to spend your time managing the financial and legal obligations of employing a caregiver. With Right at Home, you don’t have to. Because our caregivers are employed by each independently owned and operated office, you don’t have to worry about federal, state, or Social Security taxes. Caregivers are bonded/insured and properly screened, including criminal and background checks. You (or an authorized representative) are only invoiced after the completion of services. Usually, this happens weekly. And you'll never be asked to pay an additional fee to any employee. We understand how important your time is, so let us worry about the details of being an employer.

Yes. We do our best to take the guesswork out of matching the right caregiver with you and your family by using our proprietary screening and selection system. We encourage your involvement in the decision-making process. Your satisfaction is important, so we try to accommodate requests to change caregivers, as allowed by law. We can also provide a qualified replacement caregiver if the scheduled caregiver cannot make it.

Wanting to hire a private caregiver to keep costs down is understandable, but after looking deeper, there are many hidden costs and risks associated with that route of in-home care for your loved one. There are legal, criminal, financial, and liability risks that you take on by being the employer. You are also responsible for ensuring quality care is being provided, and you take on the burden of finding a suitable replacement if the scheduled caregiver cannot make it. Let Right at Home take on these responsibilities for you. Find the office nearest to you.

Our goal is to establish a long-term caregiving relationship with your loved one. Should your family want to request another caregiver for any reason, we'll search for a match until your family is happy. We understand that a strong rapport and trust with a caregiver are vital to a successful in-home care experience.
If your loved one receives care for many hours in a day or at different times of the day throughout the week, it may be necessary to schedule more than one caregiver in a given week. If your family requires multiple caregivers, our goal is the same: We want you to be satisfied and happy. We'll do what it takes to make sure we achieve that goal.

No. You don't need pre-authorization, pre-qualification, certification or even a prescription for Right at Home's services. You choose the services you want, when to start those services and how often those services are used.
If you request assistance with billing a private insurance policy (such as long-term care insurance) for our services, we would be happy to help with the entire "benefits coordination" process. This includes providing any documentation you may need for reimbursement by an insurance carrier.

Some Right at Home locations can administer medications. Check with your local Right at Home office on the services they can provide to your loved one. Regardless of whether a local office can administer medicine, they can always assist in reminding individuals to take their medications. In fact, medication reminders is one of our most requested services. We can also report any side effects and assist with premeasured medication packages.

You can change the frequency or type of service we provide your loved one whenever it's necessary. We understand the care situation can quickly change, so we're as flexible as possible with your loved one's care.

Right at Home uses several tools to track the care our caregivers provide. First, we use simple time sheets filled out by each caregiver. Then, we use a combination of internet-based solutions to verify time and attendance. This allows you to have a written record of care services provided in the home. We can also provide written verification at any time.
Also, our itemized invoices are always sent after services are complete. This lets you ask any questions about time or date of care, and it allows us to make any schedule adjustments before your next invoice is sent.

Right at Home was founded in Omaha, Nebraska, in 1995.

We adhere to all applicable federal and state guidelines related to privacy of personal and health care information. This starts once we have a formal service agreement, before a caregiver even comes to your family member's home. The written service agreement stipulates the exact restrictions on the use of your information, which clarifies that unauthorized individuals will not be given access to information without a client's or their legally authorized representative's formal consent.
Your information is never sold to a third party under any circumstances. In fact, only the office personnel and caregivers who are directly involved in your service will have access to information related to the care of your loved one.

Give us a call. We'll arrange a time to visit you, your family and/or any authorized representative to fully discuss your particular home care situation and how Right at Home might help.
Together, we'll go over the care your family needs and the care we provide. We'll answer all of your questions regarding in-home care services and costs. Then, we'll begin putting together your custom care plan and matching your loved one with the right caregiver. Usually, care can begin within a matter of a few days.

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[H3] Hear What Others Are Saying

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"We have been exceptionally pleased with the services provided by Right at Home ... They have provided education-based care to a loved one with advancing dementia with dignity and respect."

Michelle, Client's Family Member, Right at Home Clemson, South Carolina

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"The caregivers are so nice ... They just help us with anything we need. The office staff is also great. I appreciate that they always return phone calls timely."

Donna, Client's Family Member, Right at Home Tulsa East and West, Oklahoma

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"These caregivers make it possible for my husband and I to stay in our home. I'm so thankful for Right at Home and their caregivers."

Norma, Client, Right at Home Norfolk, Nebraska

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[H5] Latest Alzheimer’s and Dementia Research

When someone you love begins experiencing memory changes, it can leave you searching for answers and wondering what comes next. The good news is that Alzheimer’s and dementia research is advancing quickly, with new treatments, earlier detection tools, and a better understanding of how to support brain health. These advances can give you greater clarity and more ways to help your loved one live safely and comfortably at home, with the right guidance and support along the way.
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[H5] Understanding Sundowning

For many families caring for an older loved one with dementia, evenings can be the hardest part of the day. The loved one who seemed settled just hours earlier may suddenly become agitated, confused, or unable to relax, leaving family caregivers feeling overwhelmed and unsure of what’s causing the change. This experience is often linked to sundowning, a common set of behaviors that tend to appear later in the day. The good news is that small, thoughtful changes can make a meaningful difference in creating calmer, more reassuring evenings.
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[H5] How To Recognize the Hidden Signs of Elder Abuse—and What To Do

According to the National Council on Aging, 1 in 10 Americans over age 60 has experienced some form of abuse. That’s why knowing what to look for matters. Whether you’re a family member, friend, or caregiver, recognizing the warning signs can make all the difference. Here are the most common and less obvious signs of elder abuse, along with what you can do if something raises concern.
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[H1] Companion Care

Over the course of your life, you’ve tailored your home to be exactly how you want it. You’ve set routines that feel familiar. However, as you get older, you may find it hard to keep up with things. You may struggle to do household chores or make your way around town. With our Companion Care services, we aim to make sure you don’t have to struggle with the day-to-day.
Right at Home caregivers provide assistance so you can live comfortably at home. More importantly, our caregivers promote healthy living and well-being through the benefits of social interaction. Contact a local Right at Home office today to get more information on how we can help you.

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Homemaking

In addition to being a friendly and familiar face, Right at Home’s caregivers can help you keep your home just the way you’ve learned to love it. This can include:
Light housekeeping
Taking out the garbage
Preparing and folding laundry
Home organization
Cleaning
Meal preparation
Cooking nutritious meals
Grocery shopping

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Wellness

Living well is about more than just good health. Our caregivers can help foster wellness both mentally and physically to delay the effects of aging. This includes:
Wellness support
Safety supervision
Light exercise encouragement
Cognitive stimulation
Meal planning
Socialization
Reading a book aloud
Playing games or engaging with hobbies
Accompanying you on walks or outings

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Senior Transportation

It’s important that you’re able to safely make trips across town for medical appointments or grocery store runs. Right at Home’s caregivers have assisted countless older adults with transportation needs, such as escorting them on walks or driving them to visit friends. No matter the destination, we can help with:
Appointments
Grocery shopping
Leisure outings
Running errands

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Health Reminders

Our caregivers understand the importance of protecting your loved one’s health. Sometimes all your senior needs is a gentle nudge to take medication or a “let’s practice this together” to follow doctor’s orders. We are there to help with:
Medication reminders
Managing medical, dental, optical appointments and health screenings
Monitoring blood sugar, blood pressure, heart rate, etc.

[H2] Do you or your loved one need help with laundry or medication reminders? Whatever you need, we can help.

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[H2] Explore Our Other Services

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[H5] Personal Care

There for physical assistance, hygiene, mobility...
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In-home medical care, ostomy care...
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Support for conditions like Alzheimer’s, diabetes, Parkinson’s...
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[H1] Work With Us

We are looking for people who are as driven as we are to improve the quality of life for those we serve. It’s an incredibly rewarding mission that our team is dedicated to achieving. Owners, support staff, caregivers and more all play key roles in empowering seniors and adults with disabilities with the support they need to remain in their homes. It’s not just a bonus—in our eyes, it’s the basis of everything we do. If you’d like to help us live out our mission, join our team!
By 2050, 1.6 billion people in the world will be over age 65. That is over a billion reasons to care. Guided by our core values, we intend to help these seniors remain in their homes.

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[H2] Our Core Values

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[H5] Approachable

We build positive relationships and a cohesive work environment through accessibility, open communication, empathy, listening to others, and taking an interest in others' well-being.

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[H5] Collaborative

Together we drive results through leveraging each other's strengths, promoting innovative approaches and executing the business model.

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[H5] Accountable

We are responsible for our words and actions, and our successes and failures, and we respect each other's contributions to supporting the Right at Home mission.

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[H5] Integrity

We keep our promises, communicate with honesty and transparency, and deliver our services in adherence to our moral and ethical principles.

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[H5] Authentic

We are genuine with ourselves and with others. We support self-expression, and each person’s true self is valued and respected.

If you have the same mindset, we’re excited to meet you!
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[H2] The Heart of Who We Are

Just like there’s no one kind of patient, at Right at Home, there’s no one kind of caregiver. For some, being a caregiver could mean spending time with elderly clients to keep them company. For others, it could mean using trained nursing skills to help seniors and adults with disabilities stay healthy.
One thing’s for sure, though, regardless of what kind of caregiver you want to be, your career is important to us. We know that caregivers who are fulfilled, trusted, well-trained and supported are better caregivers. That’s why we make sure they’re given every opportunity, right from the very beginning.

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[H3] 2026 Great Place to Work Certified

Right at Home is proud to announce that it has achieved the Great Place to Work® certification. This recognition highlights our commitment to fostering a positive and supportive work environment for our employees. Our caregivers and staff are the heart of our business, interacting with our clients and their families every day to make their lives better. In turn, we are very intentional about creating an environment where our teams feel valued and supported for the important work they do.
The Great Place to Work certification process involves a thorough analysis of employee feedback, focusing on various dimensions of workplace trust, including credibility, respect, fairness, pride and camaraderie. The certification acknowledges companies that don’t just meet, but exceed the criteria in these areas, creating a consistent and overwhelmingly positive employee experience. The high participation rates and outstanding scores from the survey is a reflection Right at Home’s exceptional workplace culture.

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