Find help for the parts of daily life that need support
Explore practical help with personal routines, companionship, household tasks and changing care needs. Start with the person’s priorities, then confirm the appropriate service and location.
What would make daily life easier?
Explore a service to understand the support, planning questions and boundaries.
14 care services
Personal care and practical help
- Personal CareFor adults who need assistance with bathing, dressing, toileting or other personal routines while continuing to do what they can for themselves.
- Companion CareFor adults who would welcome company, help maintaining a familiar routine or support during time spent alone.
- Homemaker & Household SupportFor adults whose strength, mobility, energy or memory makes everyday household tasks harder to manage.
- Mobility & Transfer AssistanceFor adults who need help standing, walking or moving between a bed, chair, toilet or other everyday surfaces.
- Medication RemindersFor adults who can self-administer medication but need an approved prompt or practical reminder to follow their existing routine.
- Meal Preparation & Nutrition SupportFor adults who find shopping, preparing food, setting up a meal or maintaining an established eating routine difficult.
Connection, memory support, and family relief
- Respite CareFor family caregivers who need planned relief while their loved one receives the daily support identified in the care plan.
- Dementia CareFor people living with memory or cognitive changes who need help with familiar daily routines, and families planning appropriate support.
- Alzheimer’s CareFor people living with Alzheimer’s disease who need practical support with daily activities, and families adapting to changing needs.
- Adult Disability CareFor adults with disabilities who want practical assistance while maintaining control over their choices, routines, relationships and daily life.
- Safety & SupervisionFor adults who need another person present because of mobility, memory or functional changes that affect daily safety.
When the schedule or situation changes
- Overnight CareFor adults who need assistance with nighttime routines, and family caregivers considering relief overnight.
- 24-Hour CareFor people whose daily support needs extend across both daytime and nighttime hours.
- Hospital-To-Home SupportFor adults returning home after hospitalization or rehabilitation who need practical help with routines, and families preparing for that transition.
Confirm the right care pathway.
The exact service, location, schedule and caregiver capability need review before an arrangement is confirmed.
Non-skilled home care
Daily support within the approved care plan. Skilled nursing and medication administration are not included.
Explore Pennsylvania MarylandCheck current service availability
Contact Eden to confirm whether the requested service is currently available and authorized before arranging care.
Explore MarylandMedication reminders and hands-on medication administration are different types of support. Tell us what the person needs so we can explain the appropriate care-planning process and professional responsibilities.
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Begin with the daily tasks that have become difficult, the person’s preferences and the times when assistance would help.
Understand how care beginsTell us where daily life needs support.
Share the daily tasks, location and times you are considering. Eden will review the appropriate next step.