Personal and hygiene care
Hands-on support with the parts of a day that have quietly become unsafe to manage alone — done at the person's pace, with their dignity kept at the centre.
Springfield, Virginia · In-home supportive care
Every good day is a knot of small things held together — medication on time, a steady arm on the stairs, someone who notices the appetite changed. We keep those threads tied.
A registered nurse writes each plan after a home visit, trains the caregiver on it, and reviews it at day seven when the real routine has shown itself.
Hands-on support with the parts of a day that have quietly become unsafe to manage alone — done at the person's pace, with their dignity kept at the centre.
Awake overnight shifts for fall and wandering risk, and continuous live-in care where the need doesn't stop at a shift boundary.
Familiar rooms, unchanging routines and a consistent team trained in dementia communication and calm redirection.
Intensive cover through the first three weeks home, when readmission risk peaks — and scheduled relief so family carers can rest.
Collected from households across Fairfax County over the past year.
My mother stopped apologising for needing help. That was the week I knew it was working.
A written note after every shift meant I could stop calling three times a day from Ohio.
They rewrote the plan the day after Dad's fall. No forms, no waiting for a review date.
Usually within 48 hours of the assessment, and often the same day for a hospital discharge if the planner gives us notice.
One hour. Most agencies enforce four; we don't, because a safe shower shouldn't require buying an afternoon.
A small assigned team per household, introduced before the first shift. If the fit is wrong, we reassign.
Private pay, long-term care insurance and Virginia Medicaid waiver programs. We'll tell you which applies on the first call.
Springfield, Burke, Annandale, West Falls Church, Alexandria and roughly twelve miles from our office.
That's the most common call we get. Twenty minutes on the phone is usually enough to tell you whether you need us at all.