24-Hour Home Care from Better Living Home Care
24-hour home care provides continuous, round-the-clock support at home — either through a live-in caregiver or a rotating shift team — for individuals who need supervision or hands-on care at any hour of the day or night.
Call Better Living Home Care: (916) 361-3000How Better Living Home Care Delivers 24-Hour Home Care
Better Living Home Care provides 24-hour care through rotating caregivers or live-in models, with caregivers available throughout the day and night. The agency matches clients with compatible caregivers from a registry and coordinates care adjustments as needed.
Summarized from Better Living Home Care's website. Not yet reviewed by our team.
How It Works Here
- 24-hour care typically requires two rotating caregivers; alternatively, a single live-in caregiver working 16- or 24-hour shifts
- Care Coordinators match clients with caregivers from a personally selected registry based on individual requirements
- Services include bathing, grooming, dressing, wheelchair/walker assistance, toileting, medication reminders, meal preparation, light housekeeping, appointment scheduling, transportation, errands, and companionship
- Specialized experience with Alzheimer's/Dementia, Hospice, Parkinson's, and Stroke care
- Caregivers include Certified Nursing Assistants, Certified Home Health Aides, Home Care Aides, Companion Homemakers, Personal Care Attendants, and Senior Helpers
- No minimum weekly service requirement; clients determine the amount of service needed
- 24/7 personal service from Care Coordinators; quick replacement of caregivers if illness or absence occurs
What Stands Out About Better Living Home Care
- Founded in 2001; over 20 years of experience
- Compatibility Guarantee ensuring 100% client satisfaction
- Large registry of personally selected, qualified caregivers
- No automated call center; clients reach a live person in the office 24/7
- Owner Jay Bloodsworth has over 25 years as a health care executive
- Clients choose and approve caregivers; can request replacement if not satisfied
Who Better Living Home Care Supports
24-hour care is recommended for persons living alone with cognitive impairment such as dementia or memory loss, physical disabilities affecting hydration, meal preparation, toileting, or medication self-administration, high fall risks, or those recovering from illness or surgery requiring around-the-clock supervision.
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Read the 24-Hour Home Care guide →Frequently Asked Questions
How does the caregiver matching process work?
The agency starts with a consultation to determine care and lifestyle requirements, reviews their registry of qualified caregivers for compatible matches, then refers caregivers who meet personal requirements. Clients can interview caregivers and decide; if not satisfied, the agency works quickly to refer someone better suited.
What happens if a caregiver becomes unavailable?
If a caregiver is ill or unable to work, the agency is ready to quickly provide a familiar face or another qualified professional based on the client's requirements.
Does Medicare pay for 24-hour home care?
Medicare only covers medical services and items. Home care services provided by home caregivers are considered non-medical services and are not a covered benefit of Medicare, even though they may be essential to receiving home health or hospice care.
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