Overnight & Extended-Hour Care
Overnight care provides a reassuring presence through the night. Whether your loved one is at risk of falling, experiences nighttime confusion, or simply needs help using the restroom, our caregivers offer vigilant, compassionate support so everyone in the household can rest easier.

Overview
What Overnight & Extended-Hour Care Includes
Who It's For
Is This the Right Fit?
Overnight care is for older adults who need supervision or assistance during the night — due to frequent toileting, dementia-related restlessness, fall risk, or recovery from surgery — and for families who need uninterrupted sleep.
Benefits
How It Helps
- Keeps your loved one safe through the night
- Allows family caregivers to sleep
- Reduces nighttime fall risk
- Provides peace of mind
A Day in the Life
What a Typical Visit May Look Like
A caregiver arrives in the evening, helps your loved one with their bedtime routine, and remains awake and alert through the night. If your loved one needs help using the restroom or gets confused, the caregiver responds calmly and safely. In the morning, they assist with getting up, dressing, and breakfast before transitioning to the day.
Personalized
How the Care Plan Is Personalized
Overnight care can be scheduled for a single night, a few nights per week, or every night. We adjust to your loved one’s sleep patterns and nighttime needs.
Family
Family Involvement
Families receive a morning summary of how the night went — whether your loved one slept well, any concerns, and what the morning routine looked like.
Available Across Our Service Areas
Overnight & Extended-Hour Care is available throughout Horry County, Georgetown County, and surrounding communities.
FAQ
Overnight & Extended-Hour Care — Common Questions
What hours does overnight care cover?
Does the caregiver stay awake all night?
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Talk with our care team about overnight & extended-hour care for your family.

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