Call our office or fill out the contact form. We listen to your concerns, your loved one’s diagnosis, and what has been happening at home so we can recommend the right level of support.
Live-in care in New York City means that a caregiver stays in the home with your loved one around the clock, so they are never alone. This is the safest option for seniors who need help day and night but want to stay in the comfort of their own home instead of a nursing facility.
At ProLife Home Care, our live-in caregivers assist with daily activities, safety, medication reminders, and companionship, giving families peace of mind 24 hours a day.
Live-in care in New York City is ideal for seniors who want to stay safely at home but can no longer be left alone for long periods. It supports both the patient and the family caregiver.
Many New York families consider live-in care after a hospital stay, a fall, or when memory problems and nighttime confusion start to increase. Having one consistent caregiver in the home can reduce stress, prevent emergencies, and give everyone peace of mind.
At ProLife Home Care, we design each live-in care plan around your loved one’s routines, safety needs, and preferences — from morning care and meals to medication reminders and bedtime support. If your family needs support only for part of the day instead of a live-in aide, we can also arrange private home care in New York City.
Live-in care may be a good fit if your loved one:
If your loved one is living with memory loss, confusion, or a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease, learn more about our Alzheimer’s care in New York, which can be combined with live-in home care.
A live-in caregiver stays in the home and supports your loved one throughout the day and night as part of live-in care in New York City. In New York City, live-in care is often the best option for seniors who need ongoing help but still want the comfort and dignity of staying at home.
Live-in home care services in New York City can be tailored to your loved one’s medical needs, daily routines, and cultural or language preferences. For patients who also need wound care, injections, or other skilled services, we can coordinate visits through our nurse services in New York. To discuss a live-in care plan with ProLife Home Care, please contact our office. You can also learn more about home care standards and oversight from the New York State Department of Health.
Getting started with live-in care in New York City at ProLife Home Care is simple. Our team guides you from the first phone call to the first day of care, so your family never feels alone in the process.
Call our office or fill out the contact form. We listen to your concerns, your loved one’s diagnosis, and what has been happening at home so we can recommend the right level of support.
A registered nurse reviews medical history, medications, safety risks, and daily routines. Together, we design a live-in care plan that fits your loved one’s needs and New York regulations.
We match your family with a trained live-in caregiver, taking into account language, culture, personality, and experience with similar conditions such as dementia, stroke, or Parkinson’s.
The caregiver moves into the home according to the care schedule. Our nurse and coordinators stay in touch, adjust the plan as needs change, and support both the patient and the family.
Families in New York City often have questions when they first consider live-in home care. Here are answers to some of the most common questions about how live-in care works.
Live-in home care in New York City means that a caregiver stays in the home with your loved one, providing help with personal care, safety, meals, and companionship throughout the day and night. It is often chosen by families who want to avoid a nursing home and keep their loved one safe and comfortable at home.
Live-in care provides ongoing support in the home, including help during the day and availability at night if needed. The exact schedule, rest periods, and duties are defined in the care plan so that your loved one stays safe while the caregiver has appropriate time to sleep and recharge.
Many families pay privately for live-in home care, while others may receive services through certain long-term care or managed care plans if they meet the eligibility criteria. The best way to understand your options is to speak directly with the home care agency and review your loved one’s insurance, needs, and budget.