Home Care in Centerville, OH
Support that helps older adults stay comfortable at home.
In-home care built around daily routines, with flexibility as needs evolve.
When Home Starts to Feel Like a Challenge
Many families begin exploring home care when everyday routines start to feel harder to manage.
In Centerville, in-home support helps seniors stay independent at home while giving families practical, dependable support. For many families near Uptown Centerville, Yankee Trace, or the neighborhoods along Far Hills Avenue, having the right support in place can make it possible to stay safely at home longer.
Home care is often helpful when:
- Daily routines like bathing, dressing, or meal preparation become difficult
- Balance changes increase fall risk, especially in winter months
- Memory loss creates safety concerns or confusion
- A loved one is living alone and needs regular check-ins
- Overnight supervision is needed for reassurance and stability
“The service is outstanding from the owner to the caregivers on the ground.” -Rich V.
Our Clients Experience with Our Home Care
In-Home Care Services That Support Daily Life
Lavender Home Care provides non-medical in-home care designed to help older adults remain safe and independent.
Personal Care
Hands-on help with hygiene, toileting, dressing, mobility, and daily routines through our personal care services.
Companion Care
A consistent presence that helps seniors stay socially connected, with help for errands, appointments, light housekeeping, and everyday tasks through ourcompanion care services.
Respite Care
Flexible care that gives family caregivers time to step away while routines stay steady through respite care support.
24-Hour Home Care
Continuous supervision through rotating caregiver shifts as part of our structured 24-hour home care.
Overnight Care
Nighttime support for seniors who need help staying safe or moving around the home during the night through overnight care.
Stroke Care
Support after a stroke focused on daily structure, mobility, and household safety through stroke recovery care.
Alzheimer's & Dementia Care
Routine-based support designed to reduce confusion and improve safety through Alzheimer’s and dementia care.
Parkinson's Care
In-home support that adjusts as symptoms change, helping seniors maintain daily routines through Parkinson’s care.
Fall Prevention
Preventive support that focuses on safer movement, awareness, and reducing fall risks through our fall prevention support.
What Home Care Includes and What It Does Not
Non-medical home care focuses on practical, day-to-day support that helps seniors remain safe and independent at home.
Home care may include:
- Personal care and hygiene support
- Mobility assistance and fall prevention
- Meal preparation
- Light housekeeping
- Companionship and supervision
- Medication reminders
Home care does not include:
- Skilled nursing or injections
- Wound care
- Physical, occupational, or speech therapy
These medical services are typically provided by licensed home health or medical providers. In many situations, non-medical home care works alongside medical teams to support daily routines and safety.
How Lavender Keeps Care Consistent and Accountable
Home care should feel dependable. Families need to know that care is coordinated, supervised, and responsive when needs shift.
Lavender supports care with a structured approach:
- Caregivers are screened through background checks and reference verification
- Care professionals are selected based on experience, scheduling needs, and the level of support required
- A care coordinator checks in regularly and helps adjust care as needs evolve
- Backup coverage is available to reduce the risk of missed visits
- Families receive communication when schedules, care plans, or caregiver assignments change
Our goal is to provide care that feels organized, responsive, and easy for families to rely on.
Caregiver Standards and Continuity
Every caregiver completes structured onboarding and training before working independently in a client’s home. All team members undergo background checks, reference verification, and screening prior to hire.
Caregivers are matched based on experience, scheduling needs, and personality fit. Consistent scheduling and low turnover help ensure your loved one sees the same caregivers regularly, creating stability and trust over time.
How Care Can Adjust as Needs Change
Care needs often shift over time. Some families start with limited weekly support and gradually increase care as routines become harder to manage alone.
Many care plans begin with:
- Weekly visits for companionship, meals, or household support
- Added help with personal care and hygiene
- Expanded coverage when supervision becomes necessary
Support can expand into structured options like overnight care or 24-hour home care when safety becomes a larger concern.
This flexibility helps families respond to change without starting over.
What Starting Home Care Typically Looks Like
Getting started should feel straightforward.
- Start With a Conversation
We learn what’s been happening and what concerns your family most. - In-Home Assessment
We review routines, safety needs, and daily challenges to design a care plan that fits real life. - Care Begins With the Right Match
Care begins with a thoughtfully matched caregiver, supported by ongoing coordination and adjustments as needs change.
Let’s Talk About What Support Could Look Like at Home
If your family is trying to figure out the next step, you do not have to solve it alone. Lavender Home Care helps families put a clear plan in place so seniors can remain at home with the right level of support.
A short conversation can help you understand options, ask questions, and decide on a starting point that feels realistic.
Questions Families Ask Before Bringing Care Into the Home
Home care is typically billed hourly. Pricing depends on schedule needs and the level of support required. During your assessment, we review options clearly so your family understands what to expect.
Medicare generally does not cover long-term non-medical home care. Some families use long-term care insurance, veterans benefits, or Medicaid waiver programs depending on eligibility.
Caregivers assist with daily routines such as personal care, meal preparation, light housekeeping, mobility support, companionship, and safety monitoring.
Home care provides one-on-one non-medical support in the comfort of home, while nursing homes provide facility-based care that often includes medical supervision.
After an initial conversation and in-home assessment, care can often begin quickly depending on scheduling and caregiver availability.
Areas We Serve Around Centerville
Lavender Home Care supports families throughout Centerville with dependable in-home care that’s scheduled for consistency.
Whether your loved one lives near Uptown Centerville, close to Stubbs Park, or in a quiet residential neighborhood off Far Hills Avenue, our care team helps maintain familiar routines while providing consistent day-to-day support.
