Our In-Home Care Services

Care options based on your parent’s needs — today and as they change.

Every family’s situation is different.
At Holly Services, we help you choose the right level of in-home care based on what your parent needs right now — and adjust as those needs evolve.

How Families Typically Choose Care

Most families come to us during one of these situations:

1. Daily Support & Companionship

For seniors who are mostly independent, but benefit from extra support and connection. This level of care is often chosen when families notice early changes — such as reduced energy, isolation, or difficulty keeping up with daily tasks.

Care may include:

Meal preparation
Light housekeeping
Friendly companionship and conversation
Walking and activity support
Accompaniment to outings or appointments

Best for: Parents living alone, early signs of aging, or families seeking peace of mind through regular check-ins.

2. Personal Care & Mobility Support

Hands-on support when daily activities become more difficult.

For seniors who need hands-on assistance with daily living.
When personal care becomes challenging, trained caregivers provide respectful, dependable support — helping seniors remain safe and comfortable at home.

Care may include:
• Bathing and hygiene assistance
• Dressing and grooming
• Toileting and incontinence care
• Mobility and transfer support
• Daily routine assistance

Best for: Recovery after illness or surgery, mobility limitations, or increased daily care needs.

3. Dementia & Memory Support

Structured, familiar care to support memory and emotional stability.

For seniors experiencing memory changes who benefit from structure and familiarity.
In-home care allows seniors with early to moderate dementia to remain in a familiar environment, reducing confusion and anxiety.

Care focuses on:

• Consistent daily routines

• Calm, reassuring communication

• Cognitive stimulation through conversation and activities

• Emotional support and companionship

Best for: Early to moderate dementia, memory concerns, or families wishing to delay facility-based care.

An elderly parent receiving short-term in-home care after hospitalization from a friendly

4. Recovery & Transitional Care

For short-term support after hospitalization or rehabilitation. Many seniors are not fully ready to manage daily life immediately after discharge. In-home care helps bridge the transition back to independent living.

Care may include:

Mobility and safety support
Assistance with hygiene and meals
Routine-building during recovery
Observation of daily functioning

Best for: Post-hospital or rehab discharge, temporary recovery needs, or short-term assistance.

5. Support During Hospice Care (Daily Living Support)

For families combining hospice medical care with in-home daily support. Hospice focuses on medical comfort. In-home caregivers support everyday living.

Care may include:

Personal care and hygiene
Meal assistance
Companionship and emotional support
Comfort-focused daily routines

Best for: Families seeking dignity, comfort, and consistent daily support alongside hospice services.

Care That Adapts Over Time

Care needs change — and your care plan can too.
Many families begin with light support and gradually adjust care as needs evolve. Our team helps you reassess and adapt care without disruption or starting over.
You’re not choosing a fixed package. You’re choosing a level of support that can grow with your family.

Still Not Sure What Level of Care Is Right?

Schedule a Free Consultation

You don’t need to decide on services before talking with us.

We’ll help you understand what level of support makes sense — now and going forward.