In-Home Care in High Point, NC
Providence Senior Care provides in-home care for older adults across High Point — from Emerywood and Oak Hollow to Jamestown and the neighborhoods around Westchester Drive. We are based in Thomasville, about fifteen minutes down the road, which means our caregivers are local people who know the area and can be there when you need them.
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Why In-Home Senior Care in High Point Is the Right Choice for Your Family
High Point is home to roughly 120,000 people, and about one in six is over 65 — close to 19,000 older adults, most of whom want to stay exactly where they are. The hardest part is rarely the decision to stay home. It is the gap between what your parent can still do alone and what the family can cover between
jobs, children, and distance.
That gap is what we fill. A few hours a week, every weekday, or around the clock — the care is built around your parent's routine, in your parent's own home, so the house stays a home instead of turning into a facility.
The Care We Provide in High Point
- Personal care — bathing, dressing, grooming, and help getting safely around the house
- Companionship — conversation, activities, and someone in the room on the long days
- Meals and housekeeping — cooking, laundry, light housekeeping, and errands
- Medication reminders and help keeping appointments straight
- Transportation to the doctor, the pharmacy, and church
- Live-in, 24-hour and overnight care when one person is no longer enough
Coming Home From High Point Medical Center
A lot of our High Point calls come in the day after a hospital discharge. The discharge paperwork says to watch for falls, keep up with new medications, and follow up in two weeks — and the family suddenly realizes nobody can be there on Wednesday. We can put a caregiver in the home — usually within about five days of your call — to cover those first weeks, when the risk of ending up back in the hospital is highest.
Paying for Care in High Point
We bill private pay, North Carolina Medicaid, and VA Aid and Attendance. High Point and Guilford County have a large veteran population, and Aid and Attendance is the most commonly missed benefit we see — it can cover a meaningful share of in-home care for veterans and surviving spouses. Ask us and we will help you find out where you stand.
Start With a Free In-Home Visit
There is no cost and no obligation. We come to the house, meet your loved one, and tell you honestly what we think would help — even if that turns out to be less care than you expected.
Call (833) 607-7272 or schedule your free in-home visit.
Frequently Asked Questions About Senior Home Care in High Point, NC
Do you serve all of High Point?
Yes — all of High Point and the surrounding communities, including Jamestown, Archdale, and Trinity.
How much does in-home care cost in High Point?
It depends on how many hours a week and what kind of care is needed, so we do not publish a rate that would not apply to you. Call (833) 607-7272 and we will talk through your situation, and you will have a clear number after the free in-home consultation — not an estimate over the phone that changes later. We also bill North Carolina Medicaid and VA Aid and Attendance, which covers more families than expect it.
Can care start quickly if my parent is coming home from the hospital?
Usually within about five days of your first call — consultation, nurse assessment, then the first shift. Call as soon as you know a discharge is coming rather than after.
Do you provide 24-hour care in High Point?
Yes — both 24-hour shift care, with someone awake and attentive through the night, and live-in care. Which one fits depends on your situation.
Are your caregivers background checked?
Yes. Every caregiver is screened, background checked, and trained before working in a home.
Does Medicaid or the VA cover in-home care in High Point?
We bill North Carolina Medicaid and VA Aid and Attendance. Eligibility depends on the individual, and we are happy to walk you through it.
What if we only need help a few hours a week?
That is a perfectly normal place to start, and often the right one. Visits are a minimum of four hours a day.
