In-Home Care Referrals in Portland, OR
Help thinking through care at home alongside other options, so you can decide whether staying put can work.
Staying at home is often the first hope, and it is worth taking seriously. In-home care can mean help with meals, bathing, companionship, or overnight support, provided in the house a parent already lives in.
We do not provide caregivers ourselves. We help you think through whether staying home can work: hours of help, who can be there overnight, whether the house itself is workable, and what happens if needs increase. We can also compare that picture with a move to assisted living or a smaller home, in the same conversation.
The service is free to families. We do not give medical advice, and we do not guarantee that a particular agency will have an opening.
Free to families. You never get a bill from us, and Medicare is not part of it.
What we look at
- What parts of the day are getting hard, and whether they happen at night as well.
- Whether the house itself — stairs, bathroom, distance from family — can still work.
- Who can be present, and what would happen if a caregiver called in sick.
- How staying home compares, honestly, with a move.
Questions families ask
- What hours of help would actually cover the hard parts of the day?
- Is overnight support needed, or likely to be needed soon?
- What would make staying home no longer workable?
How the work generally goes
You talk with Alex. We listen, explain the settings, help you build a short list, and prepare you for visits. You and your family decide. The service is free to families. Read the full process.
Questions families ask
Do you provide caregivers to come to the home?
No. We do not provide caregivers. We help you think through whether in-home care could work and what else to consider.
Can in-home care and a move both be on the table?
Yes. Many families compare staying home with help against moving to a community, and we can talk through both.
Related services
- Assisted living placement if home stops being workable
- Care assessment conversations to look at the whole picture
Areas we serve
We help families in Portland, Oregon and Vancouver, Washington. See the service areas page for more on how we work across both.
Free help, any hour. We are here for you.
Talk with Alex at (503) 444-8702 — you never get a bill from us.
Free to families. Open 24/7. You never get a bill from us.