Families and caregivers
Caring for someone you love can become overwhelming. But you don’t have to feel like you’re doing it on your own. Kindred at Home is here for you.
Ask about careFamily members and caregivers need support too
Family members and caregivers play a critical role in the long-term success of our patients. If you’re looking for information on how to more effectively care for your loved one, you can access our library of caregiver resources. Along with articles, you’ll find practical tools and tips to help you support your loved one as they learn to manage their condition and maintain their quality of life.
Caregiver resources
A Caregiver’s Guide for Managing Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia
This book offers practical, compassionate advice on how you can care for and maintain a meaningful relationship with a loved one who has Alzheimer’s disease or dementia.Our latest articles
3 Tips to Care for Your Aging Parent
Seven Books Every Caregiver Should Read
Your Checklist for Fall Prevention and Home Safety
Home Health: Three Things You Should Know
Occupational Therapy at Home: What to Expect
How Therapy at Home Helps
Six Tips to Manage Caregiver Stress
Alzheimer's Caregiving: How to Ask for Help
Diabetes Care at Home
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Frequently asked questions
Home health is skilled clinical care ordered by a health care provider. These services might include things like nursing, physical therapy and occupational therapy and are designed to help you manage your condition and regain your independence after illness, injury or surgery.
Personal home care assistance involves non-clinical services, such as help around the house, transportation, bathing and light meal preparation.
Home health may be covered 100% by Medicare for those who qualify, and we accept most forms of insurance. Part of the admission process includes verification of insurance. Our team is happy to help answer your financial and insurance questions. You can contact us here.
Yes, we do. We’ll work closely with your physician or other authorized practitioner to develop and strictly follow your plan of care.
Ask us about care
Have questions about care, or ready to start care? Talk to a nurse at your convenience.
1-866-CARE-KAH (1-866-227-3524)
We’ll call you back at a time that works for you.
Send us a message for a prompt response between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. ET.