What our caregivers do
Personal Care Assistance
Personal care is hands-on help with the parts of the day that have gotten hard to manage alone — bathing, dressing, grooming, getting to and from the bathroom, and moving safely from room to room. It's often the care families find hardest to ask for, and hardest to give a parent themselves. Our caregivers are trained and background-checked, and they do this work with patience and privacy — so your parent stays safe, keeps their routine, and holds on to as much independence as the day allows.
Who it's for
Who personal care is for
It's the right help when getting through the morning — or getting to the bathroom safely — has started to take more than one person can manage alone.
Bathing and dressing have gotten risky
The shower is where falls happen. When washing and dressing feel unsafe or exhausting, a steady hand keeps mornings from becoming a hazard.
Recovering, and needing hands-on help
After surgery, a hospital stay, or a fall, getting up, cleaned up, and moving again safely takes real support — for a few weeks or longer.
A family caregiver who's stretched thin
Helping a parent bathe or move is hard on your back and your relationship. Trained hands take on the physical part, so you can go back to being family.
What a caregiver does
The personal things, handled with care
A personal care aide is there for the hands-on parts of daily living — done safely, patiently, and without making a fuss.
- Bathing, showering, and staying clean and comfortable
- Dressing, grooming, hair, shaving, and oral care
- Getting to and from the bathroom — including help with incontinence, handled discreetly
- Moving safely between bed, chair, and bathroom, with an eye on fall risk
- Reminders for medication, appointments, and meals
- A tidy room, fresh laundry, and a simple meal alongside the personal care
Personal, and kept that way
Bathing, dressing, and moving safely — with privacy, patience, and a caregiver you trust.
Clear about our lane
What personal care is not
We're a non-medical company, and we say so plainly. Knowing exactly where the line sits is part of keeping your family safe.
- No nursing, wound care, injections, or any hands-on medical treatment
- We remind about medication — we don't administer it or manage prescriptions
- We work alongside home health nurses and therapists — never in their place
What it costs
An honest word on price
There's no set hourly rate posted here, because the honest number depends on the schedule — how many hours, how many visits a day, and how much hands-on help is needed. After the in-home care plan visit, a nurse will have seen exactly what's involved, and you'll get a clear estimate and the ways families pay — with no pressure and no surprises.
How it begins
One call. Three clear steps.
Start with one conversation
Tell our care coordinator what daily life looks like and where support would make a difference.
Build the care plan at home
A no-cost home visit turns routines, needs, and preferences into a clear plan.
Meet the caregiver match
Care begins with a match based on needs, personality, and location — with SteadiCare staying involved.
Ready for a steady hand at home?
Tell us what's gotten hard to manage. Our care coordinator in Greenwood will walk you through what hands-on help could look like — at no cost, and with no pressure to decide anything on the spot.