Getting In-Home Help: Three Options

Excerpted from The Comfort of Home for Chronic Lung DiseaseTM

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Getting help with caregiving in the home involves the following options:

  • Using a home health care agency (typical fee range: $50 to $150 per visit through a private agency)
  • Hiring someone privately (typical fee range: $12 to $15 per hour; the cost of assistance is based on the category of professional or his or her experience)
  • Performing all caregiving duties with the assistance of family and friends.

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over 1 year ago

I have up until recently, had no outside help with Mother. As her illness becomes more advanced I find I will be needing help in the near future. My sister who lives in Ca. has been my rock . We talk daily and I share my day with her. We have decided that option #3 is in the best interest of Mother and how she responds. So far all is going well. I wish to Thank all the caring people here on Caring.com I read so many articles and comments and welcome the uplifting feelings! Bless you all !


Anonymous said over 2 years ago

I am a disabled 75 year old person with no family support. I am very low income and I find it difficult to get needed information for my care.


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