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Known for its Dutch hospitality, Amish country, farmer's market, antique shops, and more, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, offers seniors plenty to do with family and friends. Lancaster seniors wanting to remain independent while receiving care while staying in their own home can use Age in Place Care services. With engagement and stimulation programs, caregivers with Age in Place are ready to aid and cater to seniors' specific needs. Caregivers are also ready to help seniors with every day personal care. The home care service's approach aims to help keep seniors independent and safe in their home while enhancing their quality of life.
Staff with Age in Place Home Care are ready to help seniors with a range of services specific to their needs. Companionship care is great for seniors who like someone to spend time with during the day. For those who might want or need more assistance, home support care is available to help with things like light housekeeping, meal preparation, laundry, and more. Caregivers can also help transport seniors to errands. For those with memory care needs, trained staff is there to provide care for seniors with dementia and Alzheimer’s. Caregivers are also available to help seniors recovering from illness,...
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(5 reviews)Right at Home is an in-home care and assistance agency, providing quality senior and disabled persons care since 1995.Serving from our main office in York, with satellite offices in Camp Hill, Hanover, and Lancaster, we provide thoroughly screened, trained, insured and bonded caregivers for a...
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(3 reviews)Call (888) 990-4555 to reach Age In Place - Lancaster/Dauphin Region.
To reach Age In Place - Lancaster/Dauphin Region call: (888) 990-4555
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