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Find Home Care and Home Health for My Family

Find the Right Support at Home for Someone You Love

Finding care for a loved one brings important questions. What kind of help do they need? Which agencies serve their area? Can they receive help with daily activities, skilled care at home, or both?

CareClientConnect helps individuals and families connect with participating home care and home health agencies based on their location and requested services. Whether you are planning ahead, supporting a parent, or preparing for a return home after a hospital stay, we can help you explore your options.

Tell us where care is needed, what support you are looking for, and when you would like services to begin.

Find Care for My Family

Prefer to talk? Call (888) 959-8776 or email info@careclientconnect.com.

Home Care or Home Health Which Service Do You Need

Home care and home health serve different needs. Some people benefit from one type of support, while others need both. Understanding the difference helps your family ask better questions and choose the next step.

Nonmedical Home Care for Daily Living

Home care helps with everyday activities that may have become difficult to manage independently. Services depend on the agency, but may include:

  • Personal care: Assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, and daily routines.
  • Companionship: Conversation, social activities, and support with staying engaged at home.
  • Meal preparation: Help preparing meals and maintaining regular mealtimes.
  • Household assistance: Light housekeeping, laundry, and other everyday tasks.
  • Respite care: Support while a family caregiver rests or attends to other responsibilities.
  • Support after discharge: Help with daily activities while settling back at home after a hospital or rehabilitation stay.

Skilled Home Health Services

Home health agencies provide skilled services based on an assessment, a care plan, and any required healthcare provider orders. Depending on the agency and individual needs, services may include skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy.

The receiving home health agency determines which services it can provide and what documentation or eligibility requirements apply.

When Both Types of Care Are Needed

A person receiving nursing or therapy visits may also need help with bathing, meals, or household tasks between visits. Select Both on our form if your family is exploring a combination of services. Separate agencies may be involved.

When to Start Looking for In Home Care

You can explore care options before there is an immediate need. Starting early gives your family time to discuss preferences, compare agencies, and understand costs.

Families often begin looking when:

  • A loved one needs more help with personal care or everyday routines.
  • A family caregiver needs additional support or a break.
  • Discharge from a hospital or rehabilitation facility is approaching.
  • A healthcare professional has recommended home health services.
  • A current care arrangement no longer meets the person's needs.

If you are unsure where to begin, describe the general support you need. You do not need to know every service name before contacting us.

How CareClientConnect Helps Your Family

Point 1

Tell Us About Your Care Needs

Complete the request form or contact our team. Share the care location, general services requested, and preferred start date. We can begin with basic information rather than medical records.

Point 2

Explore Participating Agencies

We help identify home care or home health agencies based on your location and requested services. Available options depend on agency service areas, capabilities, and capacity.

Point 3

Speak With Agencies and Choose Your Next Step

Discuss your needs directly with agencies, ask questions, and compare options. The receiving agency assesses needs and confirms service requirements, availability, pricing, and payment arrangements before care begins.

Explore Home Care and Home Health Options

Questions to Ask Before Choosing an Agency

An agency's services and approach should fit your loved one's needs. When speaking with an agency, consider asking:

  • Do you serve our ZIP code and provide the services we need?
  • What licenses, certifications, and staff qualifications apply to these services?
  • How are care needs assessed and the care plan reviewed?
  • Who supervises staff, and whom can our family contact with questions?
  • How do you communicate schedule changes or changes in care needs?
  • What are the rates, visit requirements, cancellation terms, and possible additional charges?
  • What payment methods or insurance plans do you accept, and what must be verified first?

Ask the agency to explain the proposed arrangements clearly before you agree to services.

Frequently Asked Questions About Finding Care

Start with the ZIP code where care is needed and the type of support requested. CareClientConnect helps you explore participating agencies serving that area. The agency will confirm its coverage and availability.

CareClientConnect is a referral and matching service. The agency you select is responsible for assessments, care planning, staffing, and delivering services.

You can start a general inquiry while exploring options. Skilled home health services may require provider orders and other documentation before care begins. The receiving agency will explain the requirements.

Yes. Family members and authorized representatives can help explore options. Obtain permission before sharing another person's information and identify the appropriate person for the agency to contact.

Yes. Select Both on the form. Depending on the services and local availability, your family may work with one agency or separate agencies.

Coverage depends on the service, plan, eligibility, and agency. Medicare may cover qualifying skilled home health services; it does not cover personal care when that is the only care needed. Ask the agency and payer to verify coverage and expected costs before services begin.

Share your preferred start date when you contact us. Timing depends on the receiving agency's availability, assessment, staffing, and any required orders or authorizations. The agency confirms the actual start date.

Tell Us What Your Family Needs

Start with a few details so we can understand your request.

Please provide general information only. Do not include diagnoses, medical records, Social Security numbers, or insurance identification numbers.

Take the Next Step Toward Care at Home

Whether you need everyday assistance, skilled home health, or help understanding your options, start by telling us what your family needs.

Phone: (888) 959-8776

Email: info@careclientconnect.com

Professional cross link: Helping a patient or client? Visit Refer a Patient to start a professional referral request.