Our Home Care Options

A crucial part of our caregiving services is ensuring there’s always a dedicated professional on hand to help you. At Impactful Home Care, we provide three care options (find out more about these options below).

These vital services are a part of our wide range of home care services. With so many of our clients using these long term, non-medical services, we work to make these options accessible.

We have multiple payment options. These services may be covered by a variety of payment methods, including private funds, the Pennsylvania Caregiver Support Program, the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (a state Medicaid program), veteran benefits, and select private insurance plans.

Live-In Care Services

For this option, a single, dedicated caregiver resides in your home, providing daytime support.

However, for regulatory compliance and caregiver wellness, the primary live-in caregiver is guaranteed breaks, days off, and eight hours of uninterrupted sleep at night..

We can ensure 24-hour availability by sending relief caregivers to cover the primary aide’s required rest time days off if there’s an emergency. This rotation ensures constant support is available, even at night. This model is typically ideal for clients who require a high level of presence but need little active assistance during the late hours.

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24-Hour Home Care Services

This model is ideal for clients who need frequent, hands-on assistance during the day and night

With 24-hour rotational support, we book two or three caregivers to work 12-hour or eight-hour shifts, eliminating the need for sleep breaks. The caregiver is always awake, alert, and ready to assist throughout the entire shift.

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Overnight Care Services

Sometimes, clients need the most support at night. This care option provides a fully awake, professional caregiver focused solely on the vulnerable late hours.

This is common for clients with the following:

• Dementia or Alzheimer’s: They’re more at risk of falling or wandering during the late hours.
• Chronic illnesses: They require vigilant nighttime monitoring or repositioning.
• Daytime informal caregivers: Family or friends provide daytime support but need reliable, professional relief at night.

Overnight care also helps guarantee patients have a safe and restful night, providing peace of mind for family members.

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Who Benefits from Our Care Option Services?

Impactful Home Care provides home care options that are vital services for so many individuals. We make sure there’s always someone there to take care of your needs.

Those who benefit the most include:

Seniors with advanced dementia: Our caregivers provide constant supervision to protect older adults who are prone to wandering or confusion, ensuring they are safe from harm during the vulnerable late-night hours.

Individuals with terminal illness: These clients benefit from a high level of companion comfort and palliative support, focused on dignity and quality of life in the home.

People with frequent agitation: For those with cognitive or mental health conditions, caregivers are specially trained in de-escalation techniques, supervising and assisting to maintain a safe environment.

High needs clients who live alone: They can rely on our caregivers to receive the quality care required without family support nearby.

Family caregivers wanting respite: They rely on us to take care of their loved ones so they can get essential rest and avoid burnout.

Why Choose Impactful Home Care?

Trained and Vetted Caregiving Professionals

We ensure our caregivers have clean backgrounds and receive the required training to provide the best services.

Personalized Plans to Fit Your Needs

You have unique needs. We get your input to build customized plans based on your needs, preferences, and routines.

Medicaid-Approved Assistance

You’ll be working with a Licensed and Medicaid Approved agency.

Companions Who Are Always There

Our caregivers provide the highest quality of care through compassion and open communication. They help keep loneliness and isolation at bay.

The 3-Step Process Is Easy

We’ve simplified the process for you, so you can get the help you need. Just follow these three steps:

1. Consultation: Give us a call for an evaluation. We’ll ask questions about your needs and situation.
2. Care Plan: With your input, we’ll create specialized plans outlining services, schedules, goals, and preferences.
3. Continuous Support: You can depend on our aides and their supervisors to provide you with consistent updates on your health, care plan, and services.

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Common Questions About Our Care Option

Still have more questions? Read on. We’ve answered some of the most commonly asked questions for you.

What is the agency’s internal policy on caregiver conduct and professional boundaries?

Our agency’s internal policy on caregiver conduct and professional boundaries typically outlines clear standards for ethical behavior and the relationship between staff and clients. The policy strictly prohibits personal relationships, financial transactions (like borrowing money), and any forms of exploitation, ensuring the client is always in a safe, professional, and therapeutic environment.

What are space accommodations requirements for a live-in caregiver?

A live-in caregiver needs a private room in the patient’s home. They also need access to a bathroom and scheduled breaks to prepare their meals, to sleep, and for time off. They may also need a closet or drawer space to store clothing or other belongings. They also require eight hours of uninterrupted sleep.

Will the care team assist with light housekeeping tasks related to the client’s immediate area?

Yes, your caregiver can be expected to help with light housekeeping chores related to the client’s care, which is a part of our homemaker services. This includes cleaning the kitchen after a meal, doing laundry, and tidying up the client’s immediate area.

Do you perform background checks on home health aides?

Yes. We conduct comprehensive background checks because we want to ensure complete trust and safety between the client and the caregiver.

What About Payment Options?

We offer a variety of payment options. These long term, non-medical services may be covered by a variety of payment methods, including the Pennsylvania Caregiver Support Program, the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (a Medicaid state program), veteran benefits, and select private insurance plans.

What is the difference between home care and home health care services?

We provide home care service, which focuses on assistance for non-medical needs and is usually long term care. Home health care services send licensed professionals (nurses and therapists) to your home to provide medical services and are usually short-term and temporary.

Serving Philadelphia and Surrounding Counties

Our Philadelphia home care services reach all of the city and surrounding counties, from the city’s historic residential areas like Queen Village and Bella Vista to the rolling hills of Bucks County.

• Philadelphia
• Bucks County
• Montgomery County