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24-Hour Home Care from Calvary Senior 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.

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How Calvary Senior Care Delivers 24-Hour Home Care

Calvary Senior Care provides 24-hour nonmedical home care through either hourly shifts (with caregivers awake the entire shift) or live-in caregivers (who work up to 5 days per week with 8 hours off nightly to sleep). Care is customized to individual needs and includes assistance with personal care, incontinence management, medication reminders, meal preparation, and companionship.

Summarized from Calvary Senior Care's website. Not yet reviewed by our team.

Hourly and live-in optionsIncontinence and personal careMedication reminders and monitoringCompanionship and social engagement

How It Works Here

  • Hourly 24-hour care: two caregivers work 12-hour shifts each, or three work 8-hour shifts, with each caregiver awake for their entire shift
  • Live-in care: typically one weekday and one weekend caregiver, each working up to 5 days per week with 8 hours off nightly to sleep
  • Services include incontinence care, assistance with bathing/dressing/grooming, meal planning and preparation, monitoring to prevent wandering, light housekeeping, laundry, medication reminders, transportation to appointments, and companionship
  • Care plans are customized according to each client's unique needs and preferences

What Stands Out About Calvary Senior Care

  • Can arrange caregivers who speak client's native language on short notice
  • Responsive to client communications via email, text, and phone

Who Calvary Senior Care Supports

Seniors with dementia (including wandering prevention), incontinence issues, need for overnight toileting assistance, cognitive impairment, reliance on assistive equipment, or conditions like Alzheimer's disease, stroke, or diabetes. Also suited for families experiencing caregiver burnout or those needing short-term care after surgery or hospital stays.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do the overnight caregivers sleep?

It depends on the care model. With hourly 24-hour care, caregivers are paid to stay awake for their entire shift. With live-in care, caregivers are required to get 8 hours off every night to sleep, so another caregiver or family member must be able to provide care during those hours.

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