Non-medical home care
Help at home, so your loved one can stay where they're happiest
Inspiration of the Valley now provides non-medical home care across Arizona. Our caregivers help seniors and adults with everyday activities, offer warm companionship, and give families peace of mind.
What is non-medical home care?
Everyday support, delivered with dignity
Non-medical home care is hands-on help with the daily tasks that become harder with age, illness, or disability. It does not include nursing or medical treatment. Instead, it focuses on the routines that make a home feel like home: getting ready in the morning, a good meal, a clean kitchen, and someone to talk to.
We support:
- Seniors who want to age in place
- Adults living with a disability
- People recovering at home after a hospital stay
- Family caregivers who need a break
Personal care
Help with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)
ADLs are the basic self-care tasks we all do every day. When these become difficult, a little help can make a big difference in safety, comfort, and confidence. Read our guide to ADLs.
Bathing & hygiene
Respectful help with showers, baths, oral care, and toileting.
Dressing & grooming
Choosing clothes, getting dressed, hair care, and shaving.
Mobility & transfers
Steady support moving around the home and getting in and out of bed or a chair.
Eating
Assistance at mealtimes so your loved one eats well and comfortably.
Homemaking & errands
Support with Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs)
IADLs are the tasks that keep a household running. Our caregivers take these off your plate so your loved one can live comfortably and independently.
Meal preparation
Planning and cooking meals that match preferences and dietary needs.
Light housekeeping & laundry
Tidying, dishes, changing linens, and keeping the home safe and comfortable.
Errands & appointments
Grocery runs, pharmacy pickups, and company on the way to appointments.
Medication reminders
Friendly reminders to take medications on time. (Our caregivers do not administer medication.)
Companion care
A friendly face and real connection
Loneliness can affect health as much as any physical need. Our companions share conversation, hobbies, walks, games, and outings, helping your loved one stay engaged and connected to the things they enjoy.
Respite for family caregivers
Caring for someone you love is rewarding and tiring. We can step in for a few hours or on a regular schedule so you can rest, work, or take care of yourself.
How it works
Starting care is simple
- 1
Reach out
Call us or send the form below. We'll listen to what's going on.
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Talk it through
We discuss daily needs, routines, schedule, and payment options.
- 3
Get matched
We introduce a caregiver who fits your loved one's needs and personality.
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Care begins
Care starts at home, and we stay in touch to adjust as needs change.
Funding options
Ways to pay for care
Not sure which option fits? Call us and we'll walk you through it.
Arizona DDD
Services for eligible members of the Division of Developmental Disabilities, provided through our DDD-licensed programs.
DDD servicesALTCS through UnitedHealthcare
Eligible ALTCS members may have in-home help with daily activities covered. We currently work with UnitedHealthcare.
ALTCS home carePrivate Pay
Pay for care directly and choose the schedule and services that fit your family, without waiting on program approval.
Private pay
Frequently asked questions
Is non-medical home care the same as home health care?
No. Home health care is medical care from licensed nurses or therapists. Non-medical home care covers personal care, homemaking, and companionship. Many families use both.
Who can receive home care?
Seniors, adults with disabilities, people recovering at home, and anyone who needs help with daily activities to live safely at home.
Does ALTCS pay for home care?
ALTCS can cover in-home help with daily activities for eligible members. We currently work with UnitedHealthcare. Visit our ALTCS page to learn more.
Can I pay privately?
Yes. Private pay lets you choose the services and schedule that work for your family.
Do you also serve people with developmental disabilities?
Yes. We have been an Arizona DDD-licensed agency since 2007. See our DDD services for details.
Get started
Request a free home care consultation
Tell us a little about your loved one and we'll reach out to talk through needs, schedule, and payment options. There's no obligation.