Finding home care for a parent starts with knowing what to ask.
Search 5,522 in-home care agencies across the United States. Browse by city, compare services, and get real contact details — no sales calls, no lead forms.
A straightforward way to look.
Three common paths for families who are new to home care. Pick whichever fits what you already know.
Browse by state and city
If you know where care is needed, start with the state grid below. Every state has a page, with deeper listings in most major metros.
Browse by service
Not every agency does every kind of care. Pick a service — companion care, memory care, hospice support — and narrow to agencies that specialize.
Read the guides first
If you're starting from scratch, our guides cover how to pay for care, questions to ask an agency, and how to tell a good caregiver from a bad one.
Recently active, well-reviewed providers.
A rotating sample of agencies with complete profiles and recent reviews. Featured placement is editorial — agencies don't pay to appear here.
White Glove Community Care
Brooklyn, New York
White Glove, a trusted home care nursing agency, provides quality care for patients in the comfort of their home. Our nurses honor your independence. Payment options include Private Pay. The agency holds a 4.7-star rating based on 231 reviews. Get in touch with White Glove Community Care to find the right care solution for your family's needs.
Mass General Brigham Home Care
Newton, Massachusetts
Families in Newton, Massachusetts turn to Mass General Brigham Home Care for reliable, personalized in-home care that supports independence and dignity. Clients can receive personal care assistance. Payment options include Private Pay. Get in touch with Mass General Brigham Home Care to find the right care solution for your family's needs.
Home Care by Callos
Canton, Ohio
Based in Canton, Home Care by Callos delivers quality home care services designed to help older adults thrive in familiar surroundings. Clients can receive hands-on assistance with bathing, dressing, and daily hygiene and personal care assistance. Payment options include Private Pay. The agency holds a 4.6-star rating based on 60 reviews. Call Home Care by Callos today to explore how their caregivers can help your family.
Cornerstone VNA
Rochester, New Hampshire
Cornerstone VNA is a non-profit healthcare organization that provides personal, attentive home, health and hospice care to New Hampshire and Maine.
Jareh Healthcare, Inc.
Durham, North Carolina
Jareh Healthcare, Inc. brings experienced, compassionate caregivers to seniors throughout Durham and the surrounding North Carolina communities. The agency provides a range of services such as friendly companionship and social engagement, hands-on assistance with bathing, dressing, and daily hygiene, temporary relief for family caregivers, personal care assistance, and respite care for family caregivers. Payment options include Private Pay. Get in touch with Jareh Healthcare, Inc. to find the right care solution for your family's needs.
FirstLight Home Care of Fort Smith
Fort Smith, Arkansas
Serving the Fort Smith area, FirstLight Home Care of Fort Smith offers compassionate in-home care tailored to each client's needs. Available services include hands-on assistance with bathing, dressing, and daily hygiene and personal care assistance. Families can pay through Private Pay. Reach out to FirstLight Home Care of Fort Smith to discuss care options and schedule a free consultation.
Coverage across the United States.
Each state page lists every agency on file, with a map and a city-by-city sidebar. The deeper the color, the more listings.
The kind of care that's needed matters more than the name on the door.
Home care covers a range of services. Pick one that fits — companion care for loneliness, memory care for dementia, hospice support for end-of-life.
Companion Services
Companionship, conversation, and social engagement for seniors living at home
Personal Care
Assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, and daily personal hygiene
Homemaking
Light housekeeping, meal prep, laundry, and household management
Alzheimer's & Dementia Care
Specialized care for seniors with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia
Respite Care
Temporary relief for family caregivers — short-term professional coverage
Live-In Care
Around-the-clock caregivers who live in the senior's home
Post-Surgery Care
Recovery assistance after hospital stays or surgical procedures
Veterans Care
Home care services for veterans, including VA-eligible agencies
Hospice Support
Comfort care and end-of-life support for seniors and their families
Transportation
Rides to medical appointments, errands, and social activities
Start with the guides, not the sales calls.
26 articles on the questions families actually ask — how to pay for care, how to spot red flags, what Medicare does and doesn't cover.
Guides
Step-by-step guides to help you navigate home care decisions with confidence.
6 articles ›Family Caregiving
Support and advice for family members caring for aging loved ones.
4 articles ›Care Types
Understand the different types of in-home care and which is right for you.
4 articles ›Financial Planning
How to pay for home care, including Medicare, Medicaid, and VA benefits.
4 articles ›Tips
Practical tips for senior safety, health, and independent living at home.
4 articles ›Resources
Helpful resources for seniors and the families who care for them.
3 articles ›What this directory is — and isn't.
We're a simple, independent listing of in-home care agencies. Families find us through search, use the directory to compare options, and call the agencies directly. That's the whole product.
- Agencies don't pay to appear here. There's no "featured" tier you can buy.
- We don't sell your information or route calls through a middleman.
- We're not a medical-advice site. For care recommendations, talk to a doctor.
- We're not a substitute for checking an agency's license and references yourself.
Before you start calling agencies.
Plain answers to the questions families ask us most.