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Stanford Senior Care

Personal care at home

Feel comfortable and confident in your own home.

If bathing, dressing, or moving around has become difficult, you deserve help that respects your privacy and your routine. We’ll listen to what you prefer and build support around you.

Caregiver assisting an older adult at home
For you and your family

Support with everyday moments

Maybe you want to keep doing most things yourself, but a few daily tasks now take more energy. Or perhaps you’re helping a parent and want to know they’re comfortable and cared for when you can’t be there.

Tell us what is working, what feels hard, and what kind of help would make home feel easier.

What care can include

Help that follows your preferences

Bathing and personal hygiene
Dressing and grooming
Toileting and daily routines
Walking and mobility assistance
Meal and hydration support
Companionship throughout the day
Your care plan is based on your needs and preferences. We can talk through the tasks, schedule, and level of support during a free consultation.
Specialized support

When needs change, let’s talk about what would help.

Tell us what your loved one is facing. We can plan non-medical help with daily life, routines, and family support, and discuss whether another care service is a better fit.

Memory & Dementia Care

Familiar routines, patient companionship, and personal care shaped around the individual.

Explore Dementia Care →

Chronic & Progressive Condition Support

Practical help as daily tasks and abilities change, with a plan that can adapt over time.

Explore Chronic Support →

Post-Surgical and Cancer Recovery

Non-medical support at home with meals, personal routines, errands, and daily comfort while you recover.

Explore Recovery Support →

Non-Medical Transitional Care (Personal Home Care)

Personal home care after a hospital or care-setting transition, based on your discharge plan and household needs.

Explore Transitional Care →

Overnight Care

Help with nighttime routines and assistance when a family member needs support after dark.

Explore Overnight Care →
These services are non-medical. We’ll talk through the tasks, schedule, and any coordination with your healthcare team during a free consultation.
How we begin

We start by listening

1. Tell us your story

Share your routines, concerns, goals, and what matters most to you or your loved one.

2. Plan together

We discuss the care tasks and schedule that fit your situation and budget.

3. Adjust as life changes

We stay in touch with your family and revisit the plan when needs change.

Let’s make a plan

What would make today easier?

You don’t need to have every detail figured out. Tell us about your situation, and we’ll help you explore the next step.