
Personal Care
Bathing, dressing, and stair-safe support in the 1970s ranches and two-story homes around Stony Brook and beyond.
Personal Care ServicesIn-home help for Millard seniors staying in the neighborhoods they helped build.

Bathing, dressing, and stair-safe support in the 1970s ranches and two-story homes around Stony Brook and beyond.
Personal Care Services
We deliver waiver care for eligible seniors and coordinate with the aging office just off 131st Street.
Medicaid Home Care Services
We support veterans from Walnut Grove to Prairie Pointe and answer benefit questions at no charge.
Veterans Home Care Services
Shift and live-in coverage so couples near Black Elk Park can stay together through the harder seasons.
24-Hour Home Care Services
Caregivers drive to the Montclair senior center, handle groceries on the way, and stay for company.
Companion Care Services
We cover breaks for families just across Harrison Street, including the gaps that come up short-notice.
Respite Care ServicesThe couple who bought here in the 1970s intends to stay, and the family wants that too. Most housing in Millard went up between 1970 and 1999, so the ranches and two-stories are aging right alongside their original owners. Caregivers cover the daily ground of bathing, meals, laundry, and errands, so the promise holds without the family carrying every hour themselves, week after week.

The senior center at Montclair anchors the social life of many clients, and making sure they keep showing up to it is part of the job. Millard is minutes from our base across the Harrison Street line, so the same caregivers come back week after week. Visits run through Old Millard, Stony Brook, and Montclair, where stairs and yard seasons decide how much help a week needs.

The whole range of non-medical support runs through this side of town on established weekly caregiver routes. The full set includes personal care, Medicaid home care, veterans home care, 24-hour home care, companion care, respite care, post-hospital care, dementia care, disability home care, and housing support.
Our base is just across the Harrison Street line, so the caregiver routes through Millard are long established. When a discharge or a sudden change is forcing the timeline, say so; recovery support at home on this side of town is something we prioritize.
Absolutely, and we consider it part of the care. The Montclair center’s lunches and activities are an anchor for older residents here, and a companion care visit can include the ride there and back, plus errands on the way home. Staying social keeps people healthier, which is why we build the ride into the visit.
Mostly managing the stairs and the load they carry. Bedrooms up, laundry down, and everything else in between is the layout of these houses, so hands-on personal care visits get scheduled around the trips that matter, with the caregiver taking the baskets, the vacuuming, and the risky steps.
Yes, regularly. The area office that manages aging services for this county sits right in this part of the metro, and our waiver-covered care clients have their visits reported back to coordinators so plans stay current. Families never have to relay information between two offices.
Tell us what has changed at home and we will take it from there. The assessment covers the schedule, the tasks, and who would be coming, and you get all of it in writing to read over before deciding. Request a free assessment to start.
Tell us which days need extra help and we will cover them dependably, week after week.
Millard sits minutes from our base, and we work the southwest metro neighborhoods beside it.
Set up a free in-home or phone assessment and find out what help would look like.