A familiar start
Talk through morning routines, personal assistance and meal preferences so the day can begin at a comfortable pace.
At home. At ease.
Live-in care.
Everyday assistance from a caregiver staying in your home.
SHABALOME HOME CARECare, close to home.
THE LITTLE THINGS MATTER
The comfort of home. The reassurance of company.
The familiar chair, a favorite breakfast, the way the day begins. Live-in support makes room for the small preferences that turn a house into home. We start by understanding the person and the household, then discuss how a caregiver can fit into daily life.
Who this may helpAdults and families looking for an ongoing presence and everyday support at home.
WHAT SUPPORT CAN LOOK LIKE
What a visit can include.
Company through the day
Make space for conversation, shared activities and the everyday household tasks included in your care plan.
Clear living arrangements
Agree on accommodation, responsibilities, rest periods and overnight needs before a caregiver moves in.
SHAPED AROUND YOU
Familiar routines. A little more peace of mind.
Agree the details with us before support begins, so you know what to expect.
- 01A plan built around familiar routines
- 02Companionship and everyday assistance
- 03Agreed meal and household support
- 04Discussion of living arrangements and rest periods
PLANNING TOGETHER
Before support begins.
Tell us who lives at home, the support needed during the day and night, and the space available for a live-in caregiver. Live-in care does not automatically mean one caregiver remains awake or on duty continuously; schedules and any additional coverage are discussed together.
Talk with us · +1 (617) 821-2954How arrangements workWHAT MATTERS IN YOUR SUPPORT
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The comfort of familiar surroundings
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Support shaped around your household
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Clear arrangements discussed with your family
YOUR QUESTIONS
A little more about live-in care.
How is live-in care arranged?
We discuss the household, care needs, accommodation, schedule and costs with you before agreeing to an arrangement.
Can family remain involved?
Yes. Tell us who should be included in planning and communication, with the person’s preferences and permission at the center.
CARE THAT CONNECTS
Other support to consider.
A little support starts here
Tell us what
you need.
Talk through care, availability and costs. Start with a call or an email.