Preferred Care at Home of York County

Preferred Care at Home of York County offers home care services in York, Pennsylvania, including personal care assistance, companion and homemaker care, transition care from hospitals or nursing homes, and specialized dementia and Alzheimer's care. The company was founded by a husband-and-wife team with over 35 years of experience providing in-home care services.

The community's Smooth-Transition Care program assists elderly people moving from hospitals or nursing homes by assigning a trained coach to guide clients through the transition process, help manage medications and appointments, provide transportation to follow-up visits, and offer encouragement during recovery. Clients receive a 15-piece tool kit containing medical information, appointment dates, test results, and a symptoms chart to help them determine when to contact a doctor or call 911.

Personal home care assistance covers activities of daily living such as hygiene care, bathing, grooming, dressing, mobility support, and meal preparation. Companion and homemaker care services include meal monitoring, transportation to community activities, help with household tasks, and assistance with shopping and cooking. The organization emphasizes maintaining client independence and involvement in care decisions throughout the aging process.

Specialized dementia and Alzheimer's care is provided by specially trained caregivers who help clients safely remain in their own homes or with family members. Caregivers monitor safety and health issues specific to dementia conditions and are available for 24-hour live-in care when needed, providing around-the-clock supervision and companionship.

Services are available on flexible schedules ranging from as little as one hour to 24 hours per day. The organization states its mission is to ensure clients feel appreciated, loved, and heard while receiving compassionate caregiving that supports their continued independence and quality of life.