Private Duty Pay

Private pay home care is just another type of traditional in-home care. A private pay home attendant visits you or your loved one on a regular basis and helps with day-to-day activities.

This type of in-home care can be provided by the agency, or you can hire an independent caregiver.

Private pay home care differs from classic home care by the payment method. As the name “private pay” suggests, your loved one or their family will pay for home care services “out of the pocket” using existing savings or assets or from a long-term care insurance policy.

1. NO LIMITATIONS
   Unlike Medicaid or Medicare, which regulate the amount and types of care you receive, private pay home care is totally managed by the patient. You decide how many hours of care to get and what services should be included.
2. AROUND-THE-CLOCK CARE
   Private pay services will make sure that you or your loved one’s needs are attended to 24/7.
3. IDE RANGE OF SERVICES
   Private pay home care services provide personal care and companionship, as well as professional nursing care visits.
4. SPECIALIZED CARECaregivers
   Trained clients with specialized conditions such as Alzheimer’s Disease, diabetes, heart failure, and other chronic illnesses.
5. MONETARY SAVING
   When compared with the cost of a personal care home or assisted-living facility, private pay home care is very affordable.

At All Aloaye Home Care Agency, we only hire competent staff to provide specialized care. Before providing the services, we will ask questions to understand your preferences and needs. Based on this information, we’ll match your loved one with the right caregiver.

Our private pay home health aides are trained to perform the following tasks:

Assistance with activities of daily living – to ensure your loved one has the individualized attention they deserve.

• Personal care – bathing/dressing, hygiene, transfers, and ambulation
• Homemakers/companions
• Meal preparation
• Sweeping and mopping hard surfaces
• Vacuuming around furniture
• Wiping down counters
• Washing and putting away dishes
• Taking out the trash
• Changing sheets and making bed
• Washing linens and clothes for the resident who is receiving care
• Wiping down bathrooms
• Medication reminders
• Transportation – for shopping, doctor’s visits, or other needs
• Assistance Upon Discharge from the Hospital
• Assist with Exercise Regimens/Range of Motion
• Respite for Family Members
• Transportation Services
• Safety supervision
• In addition to highly qualified services, we offer flexible pricing plans to meet your financial capabilities without breaking the bank.