Our Services
What We Can Do For You
At Quality Driven Home Care, we offer a range of non-medical in-home services designed to keep your loved one safe, comfortable, and engaged. Explore the services we provide below.
Below is an overview of the types of support we provide.
Click on each service category to learn more about how we can help.
At Quality Driven Home Care, we provide comprehensive non-medical home care services tailored to meet your loved one’s unique needs. From personal care and companionship to respite, memory support, and care manager guidance, our trained caregivers deliver reliable, compassionate support that helps clients live safely, comfortably, and independently at home.
Every care plan is customized to your loved one’s routines and preferences, giving families peace of mind, trust, and consistent support every day.
Our Services
Palliative & Hospice Support (Non-Medical)
Specialized Support Services
Hospital-to-Home Transition Support
Respite Care for Family Caregivers
Palliative & Hospice Support (Non-Medical)
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Payment Options
At Quality Driven Home Care, we make it easy for families to access the support they need. We currently accept:
- Private Pay Clients
- Long-Term Care Insurance Policies
Whether you’re planning for short-term recovery or long-term care, we can work directly with you, or your insurance provider to help create a personalized care plan that fits your needs and budget.
Hospital-to-Home Program
Services Include:
RN-guided post-discharge assessment and personalized care plan
Daily support with activities of daily living (ADLs), including bathing, dressing, and mobility
Medication reminders and monitoring (non-administration)
Communication and coordination with physicians, therapists, and case managers
Education and guidance for family caregivers
Emotional support and companionship during recovery
RN / Licensed Professional Oversight:
RN visits (typically 1–2 per program) to review care plans and provide guidance to caregivers
Ensures clinical oversight while caregivers provide hands-on non-medical support
Duration:
Typically 1–2 weeks
Families can continue with ongoing in-home care services if additional support is needed
Benefits:
Promotes safe recovery and independence
Reduces risk of hospital readmission
Provides peace of mind with professional supervision