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Affordable Home Care Delaware encourages every client and family to have a “weather-plan” in place: a backup power or lighting source, a list of contacts (including our team and local services), an up-to-date medication list, an emergency kit, and clear communication about how caregiving visits will be handled if roads are difficult or services are delayed.

In Delaware, non-medical home-care providers support clients with tasks like grooming, meal preparation, errands, transportation and companionship—but these services differ from skilled medical care.

At Affordable Home Care Delaware, our caregivers, coordinators and support staff are more than in-home helpers—they are community stewards. They engage with the Delaware community in meaningful ways.

At Affordable Home Care Delaware we believe home-care services are not isolated visits, but part of a community ecosystem.

The home-care market in Delaware is facing workforce challenges.

Many older adults wish to remain in their own homes and communities as they age—what is known as “aging in place.” In Delaware, non-medical home care plays a vital role in making that goal feasible.

Safety at home is critical to aging in place comfortably. Here are five top tips from our team at Affordable Home Care Delaware.

Family caregivers provide tremendous love and effort, yet often without enough external support.