ABOUT US
Respect and Support For The Care You Can’t Carry Alone.
When a loved one’s health changes, the decisions can feel overwhelming. You are suddenly navigating a world of fall risks, medication schedules, mobility challenges, and the deeply personal realities of daily care.
At Your Care at Home, we believe you should not have to carry that weight by yourself. We provide experienced, dignity-centered non-medical home care for families who need trusted support when caring for a loved one has become too personal, complex, or heavy to manage alone. You are worthy of respect and support.
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A Message from Our Founder,
Sheila Joyner
My journey into caregiving did not start in a facility; it started when I was a young girl. After a serious eye injury required me to be hospitalized, I remember feeling incredibly vulnerable, frightened, and alone. During that stay, my school principal visited me and brought me a white teddy bear. That small act of showing up taught me early on what it means for someone to step into your vulnerability and bring comfort when you need it most.
Growing up, I also experienced what it felt like to have others speak for me and not honor my voice. I learned how painful it is to be silenced. That experience gave me a profound sensitivity toward vulnerable adults whose needs, preferences, and dignity are often ignored or spoken over.
When I became a Certified Nursing Assistant, I saw this reality firsthand. I worked in facilities where I supported residents through the intense physical and emotional realities of dementia, incontinence, and mobility decline. I learned quickly that true care is not just task coverage; it is skilled, worth-affirming work. Even on the hardest days, through the heavy lifting and the complex behaviors, I knew I was exactly where I was meant to be.
I founded Your Care at Home because I believe that needing help should never cost a person their worth.
Our Services: Care Pathways Built on Dignity
When care at home gets hard, you need more than a generic checklist of tasks. You need a team that understands how to match the right level of skill to your exact situation.
At Your Care at Home, we do not just cover shifts; we provide experienced, worth-affirming support designed to keep your loved one safe while giving your family the relief you deserve.
We have organized our care into distinct pathways to help you find the exact level of support your family needs today.
1. Steady Support Care - (Companionship/Errands):
Helping your loved one maintain their independence safely before a crisis forces a bigger decision.
Who It Is For: This level of care is for clients who can still do some things independently but need consistent support to remain safe, connected, and stable at home. It is perfect for families who notice their loved one is becoming isolated, missing appointments, forgetting routines, or struggling to keep up with the home.
What It Includes:
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Companionship and social engagement
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Meal support and preparation
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Light housekeeping and errands
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Transportation to appointments
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Medication reminders
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Routine supervision
2. Hands-On Personal Care (Bathing/Transfers):
Protecting their worth in the most vulnerable moments of daily life.
Who It Is For: This pathway is designed for clients who need respectful, experienced support with intimate daily activities. When a family realizes their loved one is no longer safe or comfortable managing personal care alone, our skilled caregivers step in to provide support that honors their dignity.
What It Includes:
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Bathing, dressing, and grooming
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Toileting and incontinence care
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Feeding assistance
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Mobility support, repositioning, and safe transfers
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Comprehensive personal hygiene
3. Complex Home Support (Dementia/Hospice):
Experienced hands for the seasons of care you cannot carry alone.
Who It Is For: This is our premium care lane for families navigating heavier realities at home. When something changes rapidly—like a fall, a recent hospitalization, a new diagnosis, or severe family caregiver burnout—this service provides the intensive support needed to prevent an immediate move to a facility.
What It Includes:
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Dementia and memory issue support
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Fall risk and mobility decline management
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Post-hospital or post-rehab recovery support
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Chronic illness care
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High-touch family coordination
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Relief for family caregiver burnout
Unsure Where to Start?
Book a Care Clarity Consultation
If you feel overwhelmed and need help understanding your care options before making a decision, we are here to help. You do not have to figure this out alone.
Our $97 Care Clarity Consultation is a guided care-direction call designed for families facing early-stage care questions or uncertainty. We will sit down with you to compare home care, facility care, and respite options, helping you prepare for care and understand your immediate next steps, even if you are not yet ready for full services.
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TESTIMONIALS
Sheila, thank you for all of your help and understanding.
Helene, client
I just wanted to let you know the feelings of me and my family during a difficult time in our lives caring for the needs of dad. I highly recommend your company, Your Care At Home LLC for home health aide services.
Gail Daniels, client
Your staff was reliable, patient and compassionate which was greatly appreciated. We felt comfortable leaving our Mom in your staff's care because it felt like we were leaving her with family. I would highly recommend your business for those who are in need of similar services.
