24-Hour Home Care in Yellow Springs, OH
Round-the-clock home care that helps seniors stay at home longer.
Reliable 24 Hour Home Care in Vandalia OH helps seniors remain safe at home with continuous caregiver support day and night.
When Living Alone Overnight Stops Being Safe
Most families here do not go looking for 24-hour home care until something forces the decision. A fall on the stairs, a night of confusion, or a discharge home from Greene Memorial in Xenia turns a manageable situation into one that needs someone in the house at every hour.
The signs surface after dark first: unsteady movement on the staircases common in older village homes, wandering overnight, medications missed once daytime visits end. Distance compounds all of it, with the closest hospitals in Xenia, Springfield, and Beavercreek and adult children often an hour away in Dayton or Columbus. Continuous coverage at home is usually the alternative to leaving the village altogether.
“The service is outstanding from the owner to the caregivers on the ground.” -Rich V.
Hear From Families We’ve Helped
Services Included With 24-Hour Home Care
Around-the-clock support is several services running together under one schedule rather than a single task list.
Personal Care
Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and transfers handled through hands-on personal care, with the same patience at 3 a.m. as at noon.
Overnight Care
Awake overnight care covering bathroom trips, repositioning, and the restlessness that often peaks after midnight.
Alzheimer's & Dementia Care
Structured routines, calm redirection, and door and stair supervision through specialized Alzheimer's and dementia care for seniors who wander or sundown.
Companion Care
Conversation, hobbies, and shared routines through companion care so the daytime hours feel like company rather than supervision.
Stroke Care
Transfer help, positioning, and rebuilding daily routines through stroke recovery care after a hospital or rehab discharge.
Parkinson's Care
Support with freezing episodes, medication timing, and nighttime mobility through Parkinson's care built around how symptoms shift hour to hour.
Respite Care
Coverage that lets a spouse or adult child sleep through the night, whether as short-term respite care or a permanent rotation.
Fall Prevention
Hazard checks, mobility support, and standby assistance on stairs through ongoing fall prevention.
How the Rotation Is Built and Staffed
Round-the-clock support runs on a scheduled rotation, not one caregiver stretched across a week. Someone stays awake and on their feet through the overnight stretch, which is when most incidents happen.
A free in-home assessment
Olivia Callicoat, our People Engagement Manager, walks through the house with you to review mobility, medications, night routines, and the layout itself: stairs, bathroom access, and anything that has already caused a near miss.
A care plan built around the household
The plan covers transfers, fall risks, and how the night should run. It also records the small things, from how your father takes his coffee to which chair he refuses to give up.
Caregiver matching, not caregiver assignment
Kelli Ruth, our Scheduling Coordinator, builds each rotation from a small team so your parent sees familiar faces instead of a stranger every shift. Personality and pace get matched as carefully as skill level.
Shift handoffs and weather backup
Caregivers brief each other at every change and log what happened overnight. When county roads ice over, backup is arranged in advance from nearby teams, including the caregivers who cover home care in Xenia, so no shift starts late.
Ongoing check-ins
Coordinators check in regularly and adjust the plan as needs shift, supported by our wellness program.
Why Local Families Hand Us the Overnight Hours
Lavender has run in-home care across the Miami Valley since 2009, and owner Bernard Dalichau still joins assessments and takes after-hours calls himself. Continuous care means handing a team the house and the hours nobody else is watching, so how that team is hired and scheduled is the whole decision.
- Family owned since 2009, BBB accredited, rated 4.5 on Google, with 1,000+ clients supported across Greene and Montgomery counties
- Background checks, drug screening, and verified work history completed before any caregiver works a first shift
- Condition-specific training added to the care plan at no extra cost to your family
- Rotations built by a coordinator who knows both the caregiver and the client, with low turnover keeping the same small team on the case
- Shifts and storm backup drawn from teams across Greene County, including Fairborn and Beavercreek, so a call-off never leaves a gap overnight
Stop Taking the 2 A.M. Shift Yourself
Family caregivers rarely burn out during the daylight hours. It happens after months of broken sleep and listening for footsteps. A free in-home assessment shows you exactly what a full rotation would cover, what it would cost, and how soon it could begin. Call 937-660-6901 or request a visit and we will walk the house with you.
Common Questions Families Ask About 24-Hour Home Care
Our caregivers live across Greene County and the eastern Dayton suburbs. Rotations here are built from people with a realistic commute, which is what keeps a 6 a.m. handoff on time in February.
Live-in care means one caregiver who sleeps in the home overnight. A rotation means someone is awake the entire night. Wandering, frequent bathroom trips, and two-person transfers almost always call for the awake version.
Yes. Backup coverage is lined up ahead of winter weather, and coordinators confirm the next shift before the current one ends rather than after a gap appears.
Yes. Transportation to medical appointments, pharmacy stops, and errands is part of the rotation, which matters when specialists and hospitals are 15 to 25 minutes out.
Usually. The assessment measures stair width, bathroom access, and transfer space, and caregivers are trained to move safely in houses that were never built around mobility equipment.
Areas we Serve in Ohio
Families throughout the northern Dayton area rely on 24-hour home care support when a loved one needs constant supervision and assistance. Services are available in Vandalia and nearby communities including:
- Beavercreek
- Bellbrook
- Centerville
- Dayton
- Englewood
- Fairborn
- Huber Heights
- Kettering
- Oakwood
- Springboro
- Vandalia
- Xenia
- Yellow Springs
