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Choosing the right home care agency can be tasking. Oftentimes, it can be very subjecting depending on an individual’s needs, their location, and availability of services.

Let Beacon Home Care simplify your care needs!

We offer lots of help with daily stuff, like personal care, cooking, rides, reminding individuals about meds, dementia care support, post-hospital help, and even a break for caregivers.

How do I know it’s time to hire a caregiver?

If you’re caring for a loved one and feeling the need for additional support, hiring a caregiver can be one of the best decisions for both of you.

Here’s why:

You’re not supposed to do it all alone

Caring for someone — emotionally, physically, and mentally — is a full-time job. Even superheroes need backup. Getting help doesn’t mean you’re failing — it means you’re being wise.

Protect your relationship

When you’re overwhelmed, it’s hard to be the patient, loving presence your loved one deserves. A caregiver can take some of the load so you can simply be family again.

Reduce stress and prevent burnout

Burnout leads to resentment, depression, and illness — and your loved one can feel that too. Getting help ensures you’re both cared for.

Caregivers can fill the gaps

Whether you need someone to:

  • Help with bathing, dressing, toileting

  • Cook meals, clean, do laundry

  • Provide companionship

  • Handle overnight or weekend care

If your answer is “Yes”, hiring a caregiver can be one of the best steps you take — for both your loved one’s well-being and your own.

Here’s why hiring a caregiver might be the right move:

Your health matters too

Burnout often leads to chronic fatigue, resentment, anxiety, and even physical illness. If you’re not well, it’s hard to care for someone else effectively.

You don’t have to do it all

Bringing in help doesn’t mean you’re giving up — it means you’re ensuring consistent, professional care, while giving yourself the space to rest, recharge, and still be involved.

Professional caregivers offer expertise

They can handle everything from personal care to medication reminders, often with more patience and training. This can improve the quality of life for your loved one, and reduce stress for you.

You get your relationship back

Instead of only being a caregiver, you can return to being a spouse, daughter, son, friend — and just be present.

If you’re needing help with bathing, dressing, and going to the bathroom, you should absolutely consider hiring a caregiver.

Why hiring a caregiver is the right move:

Safety

Tasks like bathing and toileting come with real fall and injury risks. A trained caregiver can provide hands-on support with dignity and care.

Preserve your dignity

A professional caregiver is trained to handle personal care in a respectful and discreet way, helping you feel clean, cared for, and confident.

Prevent bigger problems

Neglecting personal care — even just unintentionally — can lead to infections, skin issues, hygiene problems, or embarrassment. Early support prevents these issues.

Ease for family/friends

If you’ve been relying on loved ones, this type of care can strain relationships. Hiring help reduces that burden and restores personal boundaries.

If household chores like cleaning, cooking, or laundry are becoming physically hard on your body, hiring a caregiver is a smart and proactive decision.

Here’s why hiring a caregiver makes sense:

Protect your health

If chores are wearing you out, causing pain, or making you feel overwhelmed, that’s your body telling you it’s time to lighten the load.

Stay independent longer

Ironically, getting help actually helps you stay in your home longer. It prevents burnout and reduces your risk of injury or exhaustion.

Caregivers can do more than just chores

Many caregivers or home aides help with:

  • Light housekeeping (dishes, laundry, tidying)

  • Meal preparation

  • Grocery shopping and errands

  • Organizing medication reminders

If getting in and out of a sitting or laying position is becoming hard on your body as an individual or as a caregiver, you should seriously consider hiring help. That kind of physical strain is not only exhausting — it puts you at high risk for falls, injury, and long-term pain.

Why hiring a caregiver is the right step:

Prevent injury

Struggling with transfers (from bed to wheelchair, wheelchair to toilet, etc.) can lead to falls, pulled muscles, or worse. A trained caregiver can assist safely and correctly.

Protect your joints and back

If it’s wearing on your shoulders, arms, or back, pushing yourself further could cause permanent damage. A caregiver reduces that daily stress.

Peace of mind

Having someone to help means you don’t have to worry about getting stuck or hurting yourself trying to move alone.

Caregivers are trained in transfers

They learn proper transfer techniques, use of gait belts, and safe mobility support. Some are even trained to use lift devices (if needed).

The Beacon Home Care Difference is in…

Services Offered. We’re in the business of helping people. Beacon Home Care provides all the activities of daily living assistance for your home care needs. This includes personal care, meal preparation, transportation, medication reminders, dementia care, post-hospital care, diabetes assistance, respite assistance, and more.

Caregiver Trainings and Qualifications. Our team of caregivers, administrative and management support are legit! They complete proper training both in-person and online, and include some additional training from hospice providers, nurses, physical therapy (PT) and occupational therapy (OT) providers, CPR and First Aid training.

Client Reviews and Reputation. People love Beacon Home Care as a top pick! Check out our positive client and partner reviews through our Google Rating, Yelp Reviews, Better Business Bureau (BBB) Business Profile,  senioradvisor.com, aplaceformom.com and more!

Cost and Payment Options. Beacon Home Care costs are straightforward with a transparent fee structure. This works great for our families! We bill every two weeks and accept credit cards, checks, long-term care insurance, and grant assistance.

Availability and Flexibility. We’re super flexible! With no hourly or daily minimums, you can set up a schedule that works for you! Beacon Home Care offers the most flexibility in scheduling options for our clients and families.

Personal Compatibility. Beacon Home Care has great personal matches! We have a diverse team, so you can find a caregiver who not only has the right skills but also a personality, local connection, and background that fits. Local caregivers that reflect your local community! 

Home Care Services On Demand –

Click to learn different types of home care services available through us!

Home Care

Hourly care for our clients means delivering home care service for a flexible set number of hours per day or week. This service supports daily living activities such as bathing, dressing, meal preparation, medication reminders, and companionship, allowing clients to remain safely and comfortably in their homes. Hourly care is ideal for those who need part-time support without full-time commitment.

Live-in care is a full-time home care service where a dedicated caregiver(s) resides in the client’s home to provide living assistance with daily tasks, personal care, medication management, and companionship. This service ensures peace of mind for seniors or individuals with chronic conditions, allowing them to age safely and comfortably in their own homes.

24-hour care is a round-the-clock home care service where caregivers work in shifts to provide continuous, day and night support. This ensures that seniors and individuals with medical or mobility needs receive constant supervision, personal care, medication reminders, and non-emergency assistance in the comfort of their own home. 24-hour care offers peace of mind for families and promotes safety and independence for loved ones.

Our specialized services provides safe, reliable rides for older adults to medical appointments, grocery stores, social events, and other essential destinations. Designed to support independence and mobility, our senior transportation services helps aging adults stay active and engaged while reducing the risk of isolation and missed appointments.

Memory Care

Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) is a condition that causes slight but noticeable problems with memory, thinking, or decision-making that are greater than normal aging but not severe enough to interfere with daily life. Home care support for MCI can help seniors stay independent longer through reminders, routine management, and safety supervision.

Memory loss is a decline in the ability to remember information, events, or daily tasks, and it can range from mild forgetfulness to serious cognitive conditions like dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. In-home care for memory loss provides personalized support, including reminders, safety supervision, and structured routines, helping seniors maintain independence and quality of life in a familiar environment.

Dementia care is specialized home care support for individuals living with memory loss, confusion, or behavioral changes caused by conditions like Alzheimer’s disease and Vascular, Lewy body, and Frontotemporal dementia. Caregivers provide compassionate assistance with daily activities, medication reminders, safety supervision, and emotional support. Dementia care helps enhance quality of life and allows seniors to remain safe and comfortable in their own homes.

Alzheimer’s care is specialized home care for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease, focusing on safety, routine, memory support, and compassionate assistance with daily activities. Our caregivers provide personalized care to reduce confusion, manage symptoms, and promote comfort, helping seniors remain in their own homes with dignity and independence.

Specialized Care

Stroke care is specialized in-home support for individuals recovering from a stroke, focusing on mobility assistance, personal care, medication reminders, and rehabilitation support. Our trained caregivers help stroke survivors regain independence, improve daily functioning, and stay safe and comfortable in their own homes during recovery.

Parkinson’s care is specialized home care for individuals living with Parkinson’s disease, providing support with mobility, medication management, personal care, and daily activities. Our caregivers help manage and monitor symptoms, enhance safety, and improve quality of life, allowing seniors to maintain independence and comfort in their own homes.

Cancer care is compassionate in-home support for individuals undergoing cancer treatment or recovery. Caregivers assist with medication reminders, personal care, symptom monitoring, and emotional support, helping clients to maintain comfort and quality of life while staying safely in their own homes.

End of life care is compassionate, personalized support provided at home for individuals facing terminal illness or advanced age. This care focuses on comfort, pain management, emotional support, and dignity, helping individuals and their families through the final stages of life in a familiar and peaceful environment.

At-home recovery care provides personalized support for individuals healing from surgery, illness, or injury in the comfort of their own home. Caregivers assist with medication management, monitor wound care, mobility, and daily activities to promote a safe and speedy recovery while reducing hospital readmissions.

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Adult Respite

Primary caregiving can be emotionally and physically draining. Whether it’s for an hour or overnight, our Adult Respite care services provide peace of mind and a well-deserved break.

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Personal Care

Personal hygiene is essential for overall well-being in elder care. Our caregivers are trained in safe transferring, toileting, bathing, grooming, dressing, and incontinence care.

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Dementia Care

Dementia care requires specialized training that our caregivers provide through motivation, mental stimulation, encouragement and high level of safety. 

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Transportation

Our caregivers will provide senior transportation for doctor/dental appointments, meals at a favorite restaurant, the hair salon, shopping, church services, or to visit a friend.

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Companion Services

Companion Care is more than running errands and preparing meals—it is personalized social interaction and emotional support. Our companion caregivers are trusted friends and confidants, ready to offer a supportive hand.

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Meal Preparation

Proper nutrition is vital for elder care home health. Our senior caregivers will grocery shop, cook hot meals, and prepare snacks, based on personal dietary needs.

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Medication Reminders

Medication management can be challenging for seniors and those taking multiple medications. Our senior caregivers ensure your loved ones take the right doses of medications at the correct times.

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Surgical Recovery Services

Surgical Recovery Care

The transition from hospital to home can be stressful and an especially vulnerable time for the patient. Our caregivers take care of the details to support the recovery process

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