Live In Care complex support
Welcome to Your Peace of Mind
Family caregivers need care too. We’re here to empower lives, deliver freedom.
The Alternative to the Nursing Home.
When a loved one requires constant supervision—whether due to dementia, risk of falling, or complex medical needs—families often feel they have only two choices: exhaust themselves providing care, or move their loved one into a facility.
There is a third option. Avans Home Care Live-In Care service places a consistent, dedicated caregiver in your loved one’s home. They sleep there, eat there, and ensure safety is maintained day and night.
The Difference is Consistency. Unlike standard home care where you might see a rotating door of staff, Live-In Care provides a stable, familiar presence. Your loved one builds a relationship with one primary caregiver who knows their routine, their preferences, and their personality.
Our Intake Process.
Step 1: The Funding Review
Before we commit to a schedule, we review your CDHCI agreement. We calculate exactly what your funding covers and provide a transparent quote for any private top-up.
Step 2: The Home Assessment
A Nurse visits your home to assess safety requirements, transfer protocols, and the living environment for the caregiver.
Step 3: The “Perfect Match” Selection
Living together requires chemistry. We select a primary caregiver based on clinical skills and personality fit.
Our Guarantee: If the connection isn’t right in the first month, we will find a replacement.
Step 4: The Trial Period
We typically start with a 1-month trial period to ensure the routine works for your loved one and the caregiver before committing to a long-term arrangement.
Specialized Support for Complex Needs
Live-In Care is not just for companionship. We are a clinical care provider equipped to support high-acuity medical needs in the home environment.
We are the preferred choice for families managing:
- ALS & Motor Neuron Disease: Staff trained in Hoyer Lifts, BiPap support, and Cough Assist devices.
- Advanced Dementia: Safety monitoring to prevent wandering and manage sundowning behaviors.
- Spinal Cord Injury (SCI): Supporting independence and dignity for younger adults and seniors.
- Palliative Care: End-of-life support that keeps families together at home.