Daily living support for children or adults with disabilities - helping with routines, behavioral support, personal care, social engagement, and giving families reliable help and peace of mind.
When to choose this:
Daily hands-on support with bathing, grooming, dressing, mobility, hygiene, and safe routines to help your loved one remain comfortable, confident, and independent at home.
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Meaningful companionship paired with practical daily support — meal prep, medication reminders, light housekeeping, errands, social engagement, and help maintaining a safe, steady routine.
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Round-the-clock support from a consistent team, providing supervision, comfort, companionship, and safety for individuals who benefit from continuous day-and-night presence.
When to choose this:
Short-term or ongoing non-medical support to help individuals safely return home after surgery or hospitalization — including mobility help, medication reminders, meals, and follow-up transportation.
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Specialized memory care focused on gentle structure, safety, patience, and engagement. We support routines, reduce confusion, and provide calm, reliable presence for families navigating memory changes.
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“I started this service because I saw too many families trying to do everything alone. Good care should feel human—steady, respectful, and rooted in genuine connection.” — Founder
The Golden Rule guides everything we do — from daily care to the way we answer the phone.
FAQ
How do you communicate with families?
What is the minimum number of hours per visit?
What if my caregiver is sick or unavailable?
Can we meet the caregiver before care begins?
Are you licensed and insured?
What makes Classic City Home Care different?
Can you help after surgery or hospitalization?
How does billing work?
Do you offer long-term and short-term care?
How do you ensure safety in the home?
What if we need to adjust the schedule later?
How do you match caregivers to families?
How quickly can care start?
What areas do you serve?
Do you serve children or only seniors?
Who are your caregivers?
What types of care do you provide?
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We understand that choosing the right care for your loved one is an important decision.
