Hourly care gives your loved one help for a few hours at a time.
This is a good fit when your loved one is mostly independent but needs a hand with bathing, meals, errands or rides a few days a week.
Ask about hourly care
Our services help your loved one live well at home.
From a few hours a week to around-the-clock care, we build every plan around your family.
We offer three types of care, depending on how much help your loved one needs.
Every plan starts with a free home visit, and you can switch between these types of care any time.
Respite care gives family caregivers a break.
Caring for a parent or spouse every day is exhausting. We step in for an afternoon, a weekend or longer, so you can rest, work or travel without worrying.
Ask about respite care
24-hour care means someone is always there, day and night.
When check-ins are no longer enough, we cover every hour of the day with rested caregivers working shifts of 8 hours or less.
Ask about 24-hour careOur caregivers help with six kinds of everyday needs.
Your care plan can include any of these, so your loved one keeps their independence and their routine.
Personal care keeps your loved one clean, comfortable and confident.
We help with bathing, grooming, dressing and using the bathroom, always with privacy and respect.
Meals and reminders help your loved one stay healthy.
We plan and cook meals, encourage drinking water and give reminders to take medication on time.
Staying active helps your loved one stay steady on their feet.
We go on walks, help with light exercise and help your loved one move around the home safely to prevent falls.
Companionship brightens your loved one's day.
We share conversation, games, hobbies and outings, so your loved one stays connected and never feels alone.
Housekeeping keeps the home clean and comfortable.
We do light cleaning, laundry, dishes and tidying, so the home stays safe and pleasant to live in.
Transportation gets your loved one where they need to go.
We give safe rides to doctor visits, the pharmacy, the store, church and time with family and friends.
Rolocare provides non-medical care only. Our caregivers do not perform nursing tasks such as injections or wound care.
Learn more about each of our services.
Personal care
Bathing, grooming, dressing and help using the bathroom.
Companion care
Conversation, hobbies, walks and outings, so your loved one is never alone.
Meals and housekeeping
Home-style meals, groceries, laundry and light housekeeping.
Respite care
A break for family caregivers, for an afternoon, a weekend or longer.
24-hour care
Someone is always there, with rested caregivers working shifts of 8 hours or less.
Overnight care
An awake caregiver helps with the bathroom and restless nights.
Dementia and Alzheimer's care
A steady routine, calm support and close supervision at home.
Help after a hospital stay
Help with meals, bathing and getting around after a hospital stay.
Transportation
Safe rides to appointments, errands, church and family visits.
Our caregivers can help with dozens of everyday tasks.
During your free home visit, we build a care plan around only the tasks your loved one needs help with. You do not pay for anything you do not need.
- Bathing and showering
- Grooming and hair care
- Getting dressed
- Help using the bathroom
- Morning and bedtime routines
- Medication reminders
- Reminders to drink water
- Help walking and moving around
- Help preventing falls
- Meal planning and cooking
- Grocery shopping
- Light housekeeping
- Laundry
- Running errands
- Rides to appointments
- Conversation and company
- Hobbies and games
- Walks and light exercise
- Respite for family caregivers
- Up to 24-hour care
Families often ask us these questions.
Do you offer live-in care?
No, Rolocare does not offer live-in care. We provide 24-hour coverage with separate caregiver shifts of 8 hours or less, so a rested caregiver is always present.
Do you accept Medicare or Medi-Cal?
No, at this time Rolocare works with private pay clients only, which means the client or family pays for care directly.
How are caregivers screened?
Every caregiver is listed on the California Home Care Aide registry, clears a fingerprint background check, has a negative TB test and completes our training.
Can we change the schedule later?
Yes, you can add hours, reduce hours or change days by calling our office.
Let's talk about caring for your loved one.
Your first home visit is free, and there is no obligation.