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Paying Privately
for Home Care
Many families pay for home care directly. Private pay is simple and flexible: you choose the care, the hours and the schedule, and you can change them as needs change.
Start quickly
No approvals or waiting periods; care can begin as soon as the plan is agreed.
Full flexibility
Choose the hours, days and services you want, and change them any time.
Care that fits
The plan is built around your loved one, not around what a program will cover.
Ways you can pay
Pay the way that's easiest for your family.
How It Works
Simple from the start
STEP 1
Free consultation
Talk to a care coordinator about what your loved one needs.
STEP 2
Free assessment & quote
We visit, then give you the care plan and rate in writing.
STEP 3
Service agreement
You review and sign the written agreement before care starts.
STEP 4
Care & invoices
Care begins on the agreed day, and you receive clear invoices for the care provided.
Questions about private pay
Check, credit or debit card, bank transfer (ACH), Zelle and cash.
Not for non-medical care such as companionship and personal care. Skilled nursing tasks follow a physician's orders, and we can help coordinate with your doctor.
Yes. Before care starts you'll receive a written service agreement with the care plan, schedule and rate.
Yes. You can adjust hours or services as needs change. Talk to your care coordinator about any changes.
Ready to talk about care?
Get a free consultation and a clear, written quote before anything starts.