Home Care in Chicago, IL

Chicago is part of our extended Cook County service area. We do serve Chicago families, but how soon care can start depends on caregiver availability near Chicago, so we don't promise a start date before we've talked with you. Call 708-304-0296 and we will confirm a realistic start date on that first call, including when a hospital or rehab discharge is already scheduled.

We serve select Chicago neighborhoods rather than every part of the city, so please call 708-304-0296 to confirm your address is covered. We also serve the surrounding Cook County communities of Westchester, Oak Park and River Forest. Caregivers are matched to families by travel distance so the same small team returns to your home rather than a different face each visit.

Yes. We can coordinate the return home for Chicago residents discharged from Northwestern Memorial Hospital and Rush University Medical Center. A Registered Nurse reviews the discharge instructions, sets up the home for safe mobility, arranges medication reminders, and stays in contact through the first weeks of recovery — the window when avoidable readmissions most often happen.

Cost depends on how many hours you need and whether care is hourly, overnight, or live-in, so we quote after the assessment rather than before it. The in-home consultation itself is free and carries no obligation. We provide non-medical home care, which is typically paid privately or through long-term care insurance; we are glad to walk Chicago families through what their policy covers.

A Care Coordinator or our supervising Registered Nurse conducts every assessment personally. That is the difference between nurse-led care and a scheduler-led agency: a clinician looks at fall risks, medication routines, and early warning signs in the home itself, then builds the care plan and keeps adjusting it as needs change. Care can be scheduled around the clock, including weekends and holidays, subject to caregiver availability near Chicago.