The 10 Best Home Care Agencies for Seniors in Manatee County, FL for 2025

"My husband gets in-home-care from Home Instead. They like what they’re doing, they want to help and they’re very good. We had several different ladies come but they’re all very good. They’re wonderful caregivers. They provide anything he needs. They make him breakfast, lunch, they take him for walks and they do his wash. They do everything. "

"Visiting Angels referred a wonderful caregiver to me for my grandmother. She's a great companion and helped my grandmother when she was unable to things herself. Would definitely use them again. "

"We're using Right at Home Sarasota County for my aunt and uncle. They send a nurse once a week to count out their medications and to do a weekly lookover, making sure they're eating well, they're not dehydrated, they're not losing weight, and that the care plan is being followed. Then they have non-nursing staff, just regular caregivers, to care for them 24 hours. They have two shifts a day, 12-hour shifts each one, and they care for both my uncle and my aunt. There's a big difference among staff. Some of them we've had to ask them to replace. Some of them have become beloved virtual family members because of how much they care about my aunt and uncle. When my cousin and I took over the care of my uncle and aunt we called hospice, because we thought my aunt was going to die soon because she had not been receiving any kind of personalized care and had only been eating BOOST liquid, and so she was malnourished. She was anemic. Her electrolytes were bad. Her protein level was low, and she had a wound on her foot that made it impossible for her to walk from bedsores. All of those conditions that I just mentioned have reversed, and she's now able to get out of bed. She's able to stand and walk. She's able to use her fingers to feed herself some kinds of food, not anything that requires a fork or a spoon. She can't handle a fork or a spoon, so she has to have the caregiver sitting right there with her actually feeding her. It's expensive though. It's $35 an hour, so it's about $6,600 a week for 24-hour care."

For nearly 20 years, TheKey—formerly Home Care Assistance—has delivered quality in-home care, supporting older adults with a wide range of needs and age-related conditions. We’ve provided millions of hours of care to families just like yours. Today, we’re the country’s leading provider of premium in-home care, offering an even broader range of care services. We have the best caregivers ready to help—so you can live well in the home you love.

"Right At Home has been my father's caregiver for the past 8 m0nths . They have done a great job and have very accommodating in every way possible. I would highly recommend Right At Home to anyone. Sincerely, Barbara "

"Home Instead in Sun City Center did an excellent job for my mother. Mom needed assistance bathing, dressing, meal prep and help around the home 7 days a week and she loved the caregivers that Home Instead provided. We only stopped the services because mom moved up to North Carolina. We recommend this company to anyone living in Sun City Center or their service area. "

At SYNERGY HomeCare, we build connections and forward momentum in people's lives. We call it the Synergy Effect. We believe our purpose is to provide the best care possible. Equally important is helping people feel, see and experience more in their lives. Whether your loved one needs a little bit of help or a lot, the care they receive compassionately serves their immediate needs. But it can also have long-lasting effects that improve their lives in ways they never expected.

"My dad has been in the care of Homewatch from October 2021 to January of 2022. Denise and Robert were wonderful, as well as Mark. Their responsiveness and professionalism are unparalleled. The CNA that dad received was phenomenal. There is no way that dad’s recovery would have been as successful and swift without his care. Sure, you may find a less expensive agency, but trust me when I say that they are worth every penny! Dad and I both highly recommend! "

"Reliable and caring service providers."

Seniors Helping Seniors® is a unique in-home care service that pairs active, compassionate seniors with older adults who need assistance with daily living. The organization is built on the philosophy that seniors are best equipped to understand and support the needs of their peers. By matching seniors who want to give back with those who need help, the service fosters companionship, mutual respect, and independence. The types of support offered can include help with household tasks, transportation, meal preparation, personal care, medication reminders, and friendly companionship. Unlike traditional caregiving services, Seniors Helping Seniors emphasizes a relationship-based model where both the caregiver and the recipient often benefit emotionally and socially. This model not only helps seniors stay in their homes longer and with greater comfort but also gives active seniors a purposeful way to remain engaged in their communities. It's more than just care—it's a connection.

"the nurses are what you would expect most are good some are outstanding a few were sub par due to high turn over I belive . Problem is managements lack of communication , on going issues that we addressed with them kept reoccurring ,there responce " oh we didn't know" not acceptable when it been discussed several times . Could be great with the right people in the office with more hands on experience actually on the job nursing . If you use PTHC set up email communication and document your needs and concerns , with that all should be good. At this time they don't use a back up service so there are times when you don't have service. They say they are addressing it, but ask about it before you decied. Hope this helps. God bless and I wish you well in your time of need. "

"We used Visiting Angels to come in and do the housework and things like that, but they got too expensive. They went up to $25 an hour. They're way too expensive for us. They do all in-home care that a person is unable to do, like the washing, the vacuuming, and the cleaning. I have Parkinson's, so I can't do much. They're very expensive for what you get. It isn't worth $25 and I wouldn't even pay them $10. The service was so lousy. They need to improve their help and they need to hire capable people that come here to work instead of just sitting around."

"A Life at Home is very good. The caregivers are professional, prompt, and know what they're doing when they come in. I chose them because I had them before and they had some caregivers that I liked. The agency is very responsive."