The 10 Best Home Care Agencies for Seniors in Dallas, PA for 2025

"We were pleased with Life Force. We were pleased with the care that my mother was getting. The caregiver was very good. My mother was not cooperative but she's very patient with her. We were happy with them. "

"We got Kindred Home for my brother-in-law. He gets physical therapy, occupational therapy, and the nurse comes. They don't have aides to come in and fill the hours we need. They're excellent, the nurses are great, the therapists are great, and everybody is good there. They'll work around if we have appointments."

"My family has been using In Home Personal Care for years and we absolutely love the family feel they provide. They are always willing to go the extra mile and help out in any ways they can. "

"We got Independent Life Home Care & Concierge Solutions for my brother-in-law. They're okay, we've been using them a few years. Before he was only allowed two hours a day, so they would come in and make his supper, maybe do some light housekeeping. But now that he needs more care, they gave him ten hours a day, seven days a week. The caregivers are good, I don't have any problems with them, it's just the agency doesn't have many caregivers, and they're short-staffed a lot."

"My mother is using Help at Home Scranton. They help with bathing, light house cleaning, and cooking. They make sure to remind her to take her medicine. They're helping her in bed, helping her get out of the bed in the morning, and socializing. She gets a lot of help with her meals being prepared. The caregiver is friendly, caring, respectful, and compassionate. I feel very satisfied."

"I'm home bound and it's hard having strangers coming into your home is a hard thing. If you have a family member as a caregiver, it's easy. Well my girls from CareGivers America are like my family. I'm so comfortable with CareGivers America because they are always so good to me. I love them. "

"We're using At Home Quality Care for my wife. It's been good. Things have been real screwy and hectic here at the house. They started last Thursday. They were here Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Monday, the patient went to the hospital and she's there right now, so care up to this point has been good. I'm just not used to having someone around the house to give direction to like that. I initially worked with Kaori, the regional marketing person. We've got a 24/7 live-in person here. They assist her with her medications, making sure we get them and administer them."

"The one I used was Comfort Keepers. I am employed, so I am away from home for almost 12 hours, and my mother had surgery, so I needed someone who could come and take care of her physical needs during the day. I contacted this agency, and they came. They would come two hours in the morning, and then before they leave, they would cook for my mother and keep the food next to her bedside, then come back in the evening and clean her up and do whatever the needs are for the evening. They have very good staff who took very good care of my mother -- very personal care -- and I adored them. They treated her like their own mom. Four of them were working, so they would take turns and come. It wasn't the same person coming, and all four of them really treated my mom so well, like, giving her shower, talking to her, massaging her feet, and stuff like that. I was very impressed. Their work ethics were excellent, especially the one name Donna. All of them were good. Everything was perfect and was done very professionally. "

"The whole team was great. Everyone had compassion for me and helped in any way to make a smooth transition back to my regular life."

"My mother has some aides come to her home from CareGivers America - Berwick, PA. She is very happy with them. They do a really good job. They provide regular nursing aide service. They do light housekeeping, cooking, and laundry. They also do puzzles with her and that type of thing. They take her for walks and rides. They do the scheduling. As far as the billing, my mom has medical assistance, so it's all taken care of through that. Medical assistance tells us how many hours my mom has for the week and then we kind of came up with our own schedule of what would work for us, and they accommodated us. In the beginning, it was a little rocky. They didn't have a whole lot of help in the beginning. Now that they have a manager for Berwick, it's much easier to manage. We've had nothing but good service ever since she came there. They are pretty good now. If there are any issues, she steps up to the plate and takes care of them right away."

"I got Comfort Keepers for my wife, and we're fine with what’s needed for the moment. We've had them for a short time in the spring and we're back again for a month and a half. Right now, we're doing four hours, three days a week. The caregiver does a little bit of everything. She helps my wife with showers and getting dressed. She also does light household chores."

It was 1965 when we were inspired by the touching story of a young girl named Anna who was unable to attend a local theater showing of Mary Poppins with the other children...because she was in a wheelchair. From this inspiration was born United Cerebral Palsy of Lancaster County. In 2000, we became United Disabilities Services (UDS) - a new name to reflect our greatly expanded capabilities. Our big hearts and unwavering commitment haven't gone unnoticed Recognized as one of the leading human services providers in Pennsylvania, we take our commitment to improving people's lives very seriously - continually creating new and better ways to make a difference; balancing our mission focus with our business focus, so we can help more people with more services. Thanks to the innovative spirit of our employees, UDS was recognized by the Central Penn Business Journal as one of the region's most innovative nonprofit organizations. Most recently, UDS received the Samaritan Counseling Center's annual "Ethics in Business Award." Additionally, the UDS Foundation personal care division, Independent Living Services, is a certified medical assistance provider licensed by the State of Pennsylvania, and UDS Accessible Home Modifications is an accepted builder in the Department of Veterans Affairs Home Loan Guaranty Program.