What we do
Care shaped around one person.
Every service begins the same way — understanding the whole person, and pairing them with a caregiver who understands their culture, goals, and preferences.
Every service begins the same way — understanding the whole person, and pairing them with a caregiver who understands their culture, goals, and preferences.
Specialized, patient care for Alzheimer’s and dementia — designed around the individual rather than the diagnosis.
Everyday assistance in the comfort of home: activities of daily living, companionship, and supervision.
A full assessment across all five dimensions, built around each family’s goals and reviewed regularly.
Support that maintains as much independence as safely possible — because dignity lives in choice.
Steady, informed care for the long road of chronic and degenerative conditions.
Careful support through the vulnerable moments of change — hospital to home, one level of care to the next.
Tell us what’s happening at home. We’ll assess the need across the five dimensions of wellbeing and connect you with Chajinel.
Our caregivers are trained an average of three times beyond the state minimum — and in integrative methods that engage the mind, the senses, and the heart. It’s how everyday care becomes true companionship.
Every relationship begins with a free in-home assessment across all five dimensions of wellbeing.
Request a free in-home assessmentNon-medical home care supports daily life at home — bathing, dressing, meals, mobility, companionship, medication reminders, and errands — without clinical or nursing tasks. It is about dignity and quality of life across all five dimensions of the person, not medical treatment.
Hourly care brings a caregiver for set visits, from a few hours a week up to many hours a day. Live-in or 24-hour care means continuous presence, so your loved one is never alone. We help you find the rhythm that fits, and adjust as needs change.
Yes. Our caregivers are trained well beyond the state minimum in dementia care, using calm, familiar routines and integrative tools like reminiscence therapy and the Bapne Method to engage memory, mood, and connection.
Yes. Our transitional care supports the vulnerable window after discharge — mobility and fall prevention, medication reminders, meals and rest, and getting to follow-up appointments — so recovery happens safely at home.
Often within days. It starts with a free in-home assessment; once we understand the whole picture across the five dimensions, we can begin care and adjust the plan as life changes.
We practice conscious, integrative care — engaging body, mind, and spirit with tools most agencies never offer, like the Bapne Method, reminiscence therapy, and virtual reality, delivered by caregivers trained roughly three times the state minimum.