Frequently Asked Questions

If you or your loved one are struggling with daily routines, feeling isolated, recovering from an illness, or if family caregivers are showing signs of burnout, it may be time. We can help you assess the situation during a free consultation — there is no obligation.

In many cases, care can begin within a few days of your consultation. If you have an urgent situation — a hospital discharge, for example — we will do everything we can to start sooner.

Yes. Care plans are flexible. As needs change, we adjust the schedule, the services, or the level of support. Your care coordinator checks in regularly to make sure the plan still fits.

Home care is non-medical support with daily living activities — bathing, meals, companionship, transportation. Home health involves skilled nursing or therapy and requires a doctor’s order. We provide home care and can coordinate with home health providers when both are needed.

Yes. Many families use our services to supplement care in an assisted living or independent living community — providing one-on-one attention that facility staff may not have time to offer.

Yes. We offer overnight care for clients who need supervision or assistance during the night. This can be scheduled regularly or occasionally.

Absolutely. Family input is essential. We build care plans in conversation with the client and family, and we keep families informed with regular updates.

We aim for consistency, but if your regular caregiver is sick or unavailable, we send a familiar backup caregiver and communicate the change in advance. Your care plan travels with the caregiver.

Caregivers go through a thorough screening process including background checks, reference verification, and training. We match caregivers to clients based on personality, skills, and care needs.

In many cases, care can begin within a few days of your consultation. If you have an urgent situation — a hospital discharge, for example — we will do everything we can to start sooner.

Yes. Care plans are flexible. As needs change, we adjust the schedule, the services, or the level of support. Your care coordinator checks in regularly to make sure the plan still fits.

Yes. We offer overnight care for clients who need supervision or assistance during the night. This can be scheduled regularly or occasionally.

Cost depends on the level of care, the number of hours, and your location. We provide clear pricing during your consultation and can discuss options for private pay, long-term care insurance, and veterans benefits. There is no charge for the initial conversation.

Absolutely. Family input is essential. We build care plans in conversation with the client and family, and we keep families informed with regular updates.

Yes. We provide specialized dementia and Alzheimer’s care with caregivers trained in memory care techniques, routine-building, and compassionate communication.

We serve Horry County and Georgetown County, South Carolina — including Myrtle Beach, Conway, North Myrtle Beach, Surfside Beach, Georgetown, Pawleys Island, Murrells Inlet, and many surrounding communities.

Yes. Care plans are flexible. As needs change, we adjust the schedule, the services, or the level of support. Your care coordinator checks in regularly to make sure the plan still fits.

We aim for consistency, but if your regular caregiver is sick or unavailable, we send a familiar backup caregiver and communicate the change in advance. Your care plan travels with the caregiver.