Home Care in NYC, Matched to What Your Family Actually Needs
We place HHA-certified aides with families across the NYC metro area through the registry model, where the aide works directly for your family instead of being assigned by an agency that keeps most of the hourly rate. Tell us what is happening at home and we will help you name the level of care that fits.
Four Levels of Care, Coordinated by One Team
Most families who call us have not decided on a service yet. They know a father is not eating well, or a mother came home from the hospital with instructions nobody in the family knows how to follow. Home care in NYC covers a wide range, from a companion two afternoons a week to live-in in-home senior care that includes clinical tasks, and the right answer is usually narrower than families expect. So we start with a free consultation in the home, where we can see the stairs, the kitchen, and the medication list instead of guessing at them. From there we recommend a level of care and a schedule, and if the household needs less than you thought, we say so.
Hands-on help with the parts of the day that have gotten hard: bathing, dressing, transferring, toileting, meals, and medication reminders. Our home health aide services are staffed only by HHA-certified aides, so the same person helping your mother shower is trained to notice what changed since yesterday and tell you.
Companion Care
For a parent who is physically safe at home but alone far too much of the week. Our companions are cultured, educated people who can hold a real conversation, get someone to a doctor's appointment or out for an afternoon, cook a proper dinner, and catch early signs of decline that a weekly phone call misses.
A new diagnosis does not have to mean moving your parent into a facility. Our aides handle insulin injections and medication management, wound and ostomy care, and enteral nutrition and trach care in the home, under the direction of your family and your parent's physician.
Overnight and live-in coverage for a household where someone needs to be present through the night. We work out the rotation, the sleeping arrangement, and the hourly-versus-live-in math with you before anyone commits to a schedule.
Why the Registry Model Costs Less and Allows More
Under the registry model, your family is the household employer and the aide works for you directly. We recruit, vet, match, and stay involved in scheduling and coverage, but no agency sits in the middle of that relationship taking a share of the rate.
On a comparable $41 hourly rate, an agency-employed aide takes home about $19. Ours earns closer to $30.
That gap is the reason our aides stay. The caregiver who learns your father's morning routine in March is still there in September, and consistency does more for a household than any assurance we could put in writing.
Registry-model home care also widens what an aide can do in the home, because the scope follows your family's needs rather than an agency's internal policy. Our registry model page walks through the full comparison, including the household-employer rules published by the U.S. Department of Labor.
Care Across the NYC Metro Area and Fairfield County
Our aides work in homes throughout Manhattan, and we place on the same hourly and live-in schedules across Brooklyn and Queens. Families in Westchester County and in Fairfield County, CT work with the same owners and the same aide network, not a branch office. If you are unsure whether your town falls inside our coverage, the areas we serve page lists every market by name.