For over 35 years, Accredited Home Care has been a proud community partner and trusted home care provider

Since 1980, Accredited has built a solid reputation for providing the finest non-medical home care at an affordable price. Family-owned and operated, our founders remain involved in the daily operations of our company.

Whether your loved one is about to transition from a hospital (or nursing facility) to home, or your family is looking for assistance to keep your loved one safe and independent within the comforts of home, our care team is here to help every step of the way.

Accredited Home Care specializes in-home care services aimed at maintaining a client’s independence in his or her own home. Our goal is to enhance an individual’s quality of life and prevent unnecessary hospitalizations or facility placements.

For family caregivers, our respite care services are vital to relieving the challenges associated with caregiver responsibilities. Our in-home caregivers are there to ensure the ongoing safety and proper supervision of your loved ones.

Get The Help You Need
To Continue Living At Home

On a daily or hourly basis, our caregivers will assist with activities of daily living, which generally include:

Meal preparation
Ambulation & mobility assistance
Bathing & hygiene
Incontinence care
Light housekeeping
Medication reminders
Transportation to medical appointments & errands
Grocery shopping
Range of Motion Exercises
Assist with Transfers
Positioning
Laundry
Emotional Support
Socialization
Assist with Eating/Feeding
Encourage Fluids
Observe and Report Changes in Condition

Flexible Service Options
to Meet Your Needs

We have no weekly minimum requirement, and schedules can be modified at any time.

Hourly Service:
Caresgivers work on an hourly basis, with a 4-hour minimum shift.
Around-the-Clock Care:
Care is provided 24/7 by rotating daytime and overnight caregivers who remain awake and ready to respond at any time.
We offer a FREE in-home assessment to help you select the best care plan and ideal schedule. And, our staffing coordinators can be reached 24/7 should the need ever arise.
Choose your Payment Option
We accept VISA, MasterCard, Discover, American Express and personal checks.
We will Bill your Long Term Care Insurance!
With an approved Assignment of Benefits, we will direct bill your insurance carrier. Client remains responsible for any charges denied or not covered by insurance.

See Accredited Home Care’s In-Home Caregivers Can Help In Many Special Ways

Home Care is Vital to Healthcare

Problem	Home Care’s Solution
Studies show that more than 30% of discharged patients were not seen by a physician within 30 days following discharge.	Private duty caregivers can work with family to schedule appointments, transport the patient to the physician’s office and provide mobility assistance to make this possible.
One of the primary causes of patient readmission is the lack of adequate home resources.	Private Duty caregivers routinely assist with a patient’s ADLs, support the spouse & family during the patient’s transition home, and ensure a safe environment to promote recuperation and restore independent functioning.
According to a recently published study, professional home care is more effective in reducing admission rate than support provided solely by family caregivers.	Private Duty caregivers are experienced and properly trained. When caring for loved ones, family members may experience declining health due to the emotional burden and increased physical stress.
Poor nutrition leads to diminished health outcomes and increased medical costs.	Private Duty caregivers can transport patients to the grocery store, encourage healthy menu choices (as opposed to convenience or fast food), and prepare meals to ensure balanced and consistent eating and hydration habits.
The Center for Medicare Services (CMS) Demonstation Projects conclude: 1. Frequency of unmet need for ADL/IADL has a negative impact on Long Term Care Outcomes 2. Frequency of negative occurrences (example: not being able to use the bathroom safely) results in poor Long Term Care Outcomes 3. Stressful caregiving has been linked to spousal mortality	Private Duty caregivers can reduce the likelihood of these negative occurrences and, as a result, improve patient outcomes.
The Journal of American Geriatrics published the following statement in 2006: “Frail older people who live without help for their ADL disabilities have higher rates of admissions while they are living with unmet ADL needs, but not after their needs are met.”	You can help older adults avoid readmission and initial placement by encouraging the use of Private Duty home care.

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