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Worried About an Aging Loved One Living Alone?
Looking for home care for an aging parent in the Philadelphia area? Premier helps families find the right support at home, whether they need an in-home caregiver for daily routines or skilled care after an illness or hospital stay.
Premier Companion Care Services provides nonmedical help with companionship, personal care, meals, and dementia-related daily needs.
Premier Home Care Inc. provides medically ordered home health care, including skilled nursing and therapy. Tell us what is changing for your loved one, and we’ll help you reach the right care team.
Hear From Families We've Helped
Great company great staff amazing Communication it’s like a family being here definitely recommend anyone here looking for care and employment
VANESSA S.F.
We’ve had a great experience with Premier Health Care services three times after hospitalization. All the caregivers and therapists have been great and very caring. I hope we don’t have to but we will definitely use them again if needed
HUGH C.
The Best Home care service company by far! These guys have a great staff, excellent communication and service. I already have, and continuously will refer family and friends to Premier home Care. Five stars in not enough for these guys
ANDI D.
Care Services Designed Around Your Loved One's Needs
Every person is different. That’s why we create home care and home health care plans built specifically around your loved one’s routine, preferences, and health needs.
Caregivers provide support throughout the day, overnight, or around the clock when a loved one needs more help at home.
In-home caregivers help your loved one follow familiar routines while providing companionship and support with daily activities.
A caregiver steps in while family members take a break, with help tailored to your loved one’s usual routine and needs.
Get help with daily activities during recovery at home, with skilled nursing or therapy available when medically ordered and appropriate.
An in-home caregiver offers conversation, shared activities, meal assistance, and a reassuring presence when family cannot be there.
Caregivers help older adults get to appointments, run errands, and stay connected to activities outside the home.
Home Health Care Services That Adapt As Needs Change
We offer a range of home health care services to keep your loved one safe and stable at home.
Here’s how our home health aides reduce the risk of repeat hospital visits with in-home care:
Licensed nurses provide medically ordered care at home, including clinical assessments and support during recovery.
Trained clinicians provide medically ordered wound care and monitor healing as part of an individual care plan.
Licensed physical therapists help patients work toward mobility, strength, and movement goals at home.
Speech-language pathologists help patients address communication or swallowing difficulties through a personalized therapy plan.
Medical social workers help patients and families navigate care needs, available resources, and the transition home.
Occupational therapists help patients practice everyday activities and adapt routines to support greater independence at home.
Home Care or Home Health Care: Which Is Right for Your Loved One?
Home care and home health care services sound similar, but they serve different needs.
Home Care
Best for non-medical support with daily life, safety, and independence at home.
- Provided by trained caregivers, home care aides, or personal care assistants
- Arranged directly by families, with no doctor’s order required
- Supports bathing, dressing, meals, mobility, companionship and dementia care
- Often paid through private pay, long-term care insurance, or select Medicaid programs
- Flexible and ongoing, from a few hours a week to 24/7 support
Home Health Care
Best for short-term medical care at home after an illness, injury, surgery, or hospital stay.
- Provided by licensed nurses, physical therapists, and other clinical professionals
- Ordered by a doctor, who must certify the need for skilled home health care
- Includes skilled nursing, wound care, injections, and physical, occupational, and speech therapy
- May be covered by Medicare, Medicaid, or private insurance
- Usually short-term and episode-based, lasting several weeks to a few months
Still not sure what type of care you need? That’s what our free in-home care assessment is for.
Need help deciding? Learn more about the difference between home care and home health care.
The Premier Difference in Senior Care
There’s no shortage of home care agencies in Philadelphia. Here’s what sets Premier apart.
Personalized Home Care Plans
We sit down with you and your loved one to understand their needs, routine, and goals, then build a plan around their life. As things change, so does the plan.
5-Star CMS-Rated Provider
Premier holds a 5-star rating and deficiency-free status from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, a federally recognized measure of quality across clinical care, staffing, and outcomes.
Experienced, Carefully Screened Caregivers
Every caregiver and clinician goes through a thorough screening process before joining our team. We then match each client with the right person for their specific needs, because consistency is what makes care actually work.
From First Call to Care in Just 3 Steps
Call
Our team is available 24/7 to answer questions, talk through your situation, and help you understand what kind of support might be right for your loved one.
Free Home Evaluation
A member of our care team will meet with you and your loved one to complete a comprehensive, no-cost assessment.
Care Begins
We match your loved one with a caregiver who's the right fit for their needs and personality, and care begins quickly.
Payment Options & Insurance Information
Your family may have several options to pay for home care depending on eligibility, insurance coverage, and personal finances. Many families in Pennsylvania use the following:
- Private Pay
- Long-Term Care Insurance
- Medicaid
- Veterans Benefits
Not sure which is best for your needs? We’re happy to help you review your options and help you claim any available benefits.
How Do You Know When It's Time for Home Care?
Many families wait longer than they should, often because they’re not sure when the right time is.
If you’re noticing any of the following, it may be worth having a conversation with our team.
- Your loved one has had a recent fall or close call at home
- Medications are being missed or taken incorrectly
- Meals are being skipped or nutrition is suffering
- The home is becoming difficult to keep clean and organized
- They seem isolated, lonely, or withdrawn
- You’ve noticed changes in memory or daily functioning
- Personal hygiene has declined
- They’ve been recently discharged from a hospital or rehab facility
- You’re feeling overwhelmed trying to manage their care on your own
- They’re resisting the idea of moving to a facility but need more support
If any of these resonate, you’re not overreacting. Getting an in-home care assessment costs nothing and gives you clarity on your options.
Trusted Care for Seniors Across Greater Philadelphia
- Abington
- Ambler
- Andalusia
- Ardmore
- Aston
- Bensalem
- Brookhaven
- Broomall
- Bryn Athyn
- Chester
- Darby
- Devon
- Drexel Hill
- Feasterville-Trevose
- Folsom
- Fort Washington
- Glenolden
- Glenside
- Hatboro
- Haverford
- Havertown
- Horsham
- Huntingdon Valley
- Jenkintown
- King of Prussia
- Langhorne
- Levittown
- Newtown Square
- Oreland
- Philadelphia
- Radnor
- Southampton
- Springfield
- Villanova
- Warminster
- Warrington Township
- Wayne
- Willow Grove
- Wynnewood
- Yeadon
Many Families Start with These Same Questions
How quickly can home care or home health care begin?
The start date depends on the care your loved one needs, caregiver or clinician availability, and whether any medical orders are required. Nonmedical home care can be arranged directly with the family after we discuss their needs and schedule. Skilled home health care requires an appropriate order and an assessment of eligibility. If care is needed urgently, our team is available 24/7, so you can start the process any day, any time.
Is home care covered by insurance or Medicare?
Care may be covered by Medicare, Medicaid, long-term care insurance, or Veterans benefits depending on if your loved one needs non medical home care or medically ordered home health care.
Skilled nursing and home health care services may qualify under Medicare when medically necessary, while personal care is more commonly covered by Medicaid or private insurance. Our team can help you figure out what applies to your situation.
Can care be short-term or long-term?
Care with Premier can be short-term, long-term, or anywhere in between, with no upfront commitment required.
Whether you need temporary help after surgery or ongoing support for a chronic condition, we’ll build a flexible plan that adjusts as your loved one’s needs change.
Will my loved one have the same caregiver each visit?
We make every effort to match your loved one with a consistent primary caregiver who fits their personality and schedule.
When a backup is needed, we ensure all caregivers are fully briefed on your loved one’s care plan so nothing falls through the cracks.
What do home care services include?
Home care provides nonmedical help for someone who wants to remain in familiar surroundings but could use support with everyday life. Depending on the care plan, an in-home caregiver may help with companionship, personal care, meals, light housekeeping, transportation, and daily routines. Premier Companion Care Services can also support families caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia. Tell us what your parent is finding difficult, and we can discuss which tasks a caregiver could help with and what schedule may fit.
Can an in-home caregiver help someone living with Alzheimer’s or dementia?
Yes. A caregiver can help a loved one follow familiar routines, take part in activities they enjoy, and receive assistance with everyday tasks as their needs change. Families often seek this support when they cannot be present throughout the day or when caring alone has become difficult. During an assessment, Premier Companion Care Services can learn about your loved one’s habits, communication preferences, and areas where they need help. That information helps shape a care plan around the person, rather than the diagnosis alone.
How does private pay home care work?
Private pay means the individual or family pays directly for nonmedical caregiver services. The amount depends on factors such as the hours of care, schedule, and type of assistance needed, so we would discuss your situation before providing a specific quote. Premier Companion Care Services can explain what is included in the proposed care plan and how scheduling and billing work. If your family has long-term care insurance or may qualify for another source of assistance, we can discuss what information you may need to check your benefits.
What is the difference between overnight care and 24-hour home care?
Overnight care focuses on the hours your loved one needs someone present at night, such as when they need help getting up or feel unsettled after dark. Twenty-four-hour home care provides continuous caregiver coverage across both daytime and nighttime hours. The right arrangement depends on when help is needed, what tasks must be covered, and whether someone else can reliably assist during part of the day. Premier Companion Care Services can talk through your loved one’s routine and explain the schedules it can provide.
Peace of Mind Starts with a Conversation
You don’t have to have all the answers before you call. Our team is here to listen, help you understand your options, and put together a care plan your whole family can feel good about.
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