In-Home Care

When Home Care?

The population of America's seniors continues to grow, and many are reaching an old age after full lives. At a certain point, some of us will need help with the activities of the daily living. Warning signs that help is necessary are

• Confusion, depression, apathy and forgetfulness
• Safety issues such as falling
• Dehydration, poor nutrition
• Lack of personal hygiene, incontinence
• Wandering, sun downing
• Not taking medications
• Disorientation to time and place

Home care is often the first choice since families prefer to keep their parents or loved ones at home and because it results in less emotional distress to the senior and helps maximize their quality of life. Help with the activities of the daily living can be provided through a family member or, if you aren't able to provide assistance as it is needed, through a professional non-medical in-home care agency like American Swiss. Our caregivers give our elderly clients professional care, companionship and one-on-one human contact to reduce isolation and loneliness.

An American Swiss care manager will visit the elderly and his or her family for a free in-home assessment to discuss personal needs and wishes. This assessment serves as a basis for the seniors personalized care plan and ensures that the caregiver can properly address his or her physical, social and emotional needs. A convenient way to get started is to complete our online in-home care assessment form. Once all the parties involved agree on the fees and terms, we will devise a customized care plan and propose 2 to 3 caregivers by bringing them to your home for an interview and asking you to participate in the selection process. After a caregiver has been selected for your loved one, our care manager will follow-up with personal, unannounced home visits and phone calls to ensure that the quality of care meets your expectations. Of course, you can always contact us if you have questions or concerns. We can be reached 24/7 365 days.

We provide well trained and experienced certified nurse assistants (CNA), home health assistants (HHA) and caregivers for a wide variety of care-giving needs. Our caregivers are all bonded, insured, background-checked and trained in first aid/CPR and emergency response.

References are available upon request. We have a few samples of what our customers are saying about us on the testimonials page.

We serve Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, Riverside and San Bernardino counties. Please call (310) 598-6366 or any regional office phone number as stated on the contact page.