Private Duty services provide care for individuals who need assistance with daily living within the comfort, security, and privacy of their own home.

Private Duty services facilitate rehabilitation and foster independence. They help create and maintain a safe living environment for individuals who choose to remain in their home.

Loving Care's Private Duty services strives to eliminate unnecessary institutionalization by providing physical, emotional and social care to individuals. At the same time, Private Duty services provide comfort and reassurance to the families of our clients.

Patients in a hospital or skilled nursing facility must request Loving Care to avoid being discharged to another home health care provider who may not offer the extensive services or superior quality provided by Loving Care. 

Types of Private Duty Services

Home Health Aides and Homemakers provide many services. The following are some of the more commonly requested services.

• Housekeeping
• Meal planning and preparation
• Grooming and personal hygiene
• Assistance with errands
• Grocery shopping
• Laundry and light housekeeping
• Medication reminders 
• Assistance with accurate record keeping
• Reading and conversation
• Companionship
• Nursing care
• Physical, occupational and speech therapy
• Medical social work
• Dietician counseling
• Many other services to assist you

Who Pays for Private Duty Care?

Services can be paid privately by any person, company, trust officer, or family member if not covered by private insurance or long-term care insurance. Loving Care accepts most private insurances.