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Most older adults don't need help with everything. They need help with the things that have quietly become too hard. The vacuum that's too heavy. The bending down to load the dishwasher. The trip to the grocery store that takes the whole afternoon.

Homemaker services cover the practical work of keeping a home running. Cleaning, cooking, laundry, errands, and shopping. The kind of help that lets someone stay independent in the home they've lived in for decades.

Often homemaker services are the entry point for families. A few hours a week of housekeeping and meal prep can prevent the slow decline that leads to a fall, a hospitalization, or a move out of the home.

Everything Our Caregivers Provide

Light Housekeeping

Dusting, vacuuming, sweeping, mopping, bathroom and kitchen cleaning

Meal Planning & Prep

Cooking from a meal plan, batch cooking for the week, accommodating dietary needs

Laundry & Linens

Washing, drying, folding, putting away clothes and bed linens

Grocery Shopping

Building shopping lists, picking up groceries, putting them away

Errands & Pharmacy Runs

Prescription pickups, post office, bank, dry cleaning, returns

Home Organization

Mail sorting, paperwork management, refrigerator cleanout, closet organization

Common Situations Where Homemaker Services Makes a Difference

From First Call to First Visit

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Free assessment

We walk through the home with the client to understand which tasks are slipping and which are still manageable.

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Task list

We build a specific list of what gets done each visit. No guessing, no overlap with what the client wants to keep doing themselves.

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Recurring schedule

Most homemaker clients have visits 1 to 3 times per week on consistent days.

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Adjustments over time

As needs change, we add or shift tasks. The plan grows with the client.

Questions Families Ask About Homemaker Services

Do you bring cleaning supplies?
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We typically use what the client has on hand. If specific products are preferred, we can pick them up during grocery runs.

Will the caregiver follow my parent's preferences?
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Yes. We document exactly how each client wants tasks done. If your mother folds towels a specific way or wants the dishes air-dried, that's what happens.

Can homemaker services be combined with personal care?
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Yes, and most clients combine them. A single caregiver can handle both during one visit, which is more efficient and cheaper than two separate appointments.

Is homemaker care covered by Medicaid?
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Oregon Health Plan covers homemaker services for clients with assessed need. The amount of covered hours depends on the assessment. We help families navigate eligibility during the free consultation.

Let's Talk About Care

Schedule a free consultation and we will come to you. No pressure, no obligation, just a conversation about what your family needs.