The Right Support for Everyday Life
Some days call for companionship and a good meal. Others require more hands-on help with personal care, mobility, or daily routines.
Delora Care provides flexible, non-medical home care shaped around what each person needs to feel safe, comfortable, and supported at home.
Care That Adapts to the Day
Care needs don’t always fit neatly into a checklist. Our caregivers can provide different types of support throughout a visit, allowing care to adjust as routines, priorities, and needs change.
Personal Care
Respectful assistance with bathing, grooming, dressing, hygiene, toileting, mobility, and other activities of daily living.
Meal Preparation
Help planning and preparing meals, serving food, tidying the kitchen, and making mealtimes easier and more enjoyable.
Errands and Grocery Shopping
Help completing essential errands, picking up groceries, and keeping everyday necessities stocked and within reach.
Companionship
Conversation, shared activities, walks, games, and the reassuring presence of someone who is genuinely glad to be there.
Transportation
Dependable transportation to appointments, errands, social activities, and other important destinations.
Medication Reminders
Friendly reminders to take medications according to an established schedule. Caregivers do not manage, dispense, or administer medications.
Respite Care
Reliable support that allows a family caregiver to work, rest, attend appointments, run errands, or take some well-earned time away.
Light Housekeeping
Assistance with laundry, dishes, changing linens, organizing, and everyday household tasks that maintain a comfortable environment.
Support for Changing Needs
Some seasons of life require a little more patience, consistency, or hands-on assistance. Delora Care can adapt everyday support around a person’s circumstances while helping them remain in familiar surroundings.
Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care
Patient, familiar support for people living with Alzheimer’s, dementia, or other memory-related conditions. Care may include personal assistance, companionship, routine reinforcement, meal preparation, and safety-focused supervision.
Post-Surgery Support
Non-medical help with personal care, meals, mobility, light housekeeping, and daily routines while someone regains strength and confidence at home.
Ongoing Daily Support
Flexible assistance for older adults and other individuals who need regular help completing daily activities while maintaining as much independence as possible.
OUR SERVICES
Care for One Person or a Couple
Every service listed on this page can be included whether care is being arranged for one person or two people sharing a home. The difference is simply who receives the support.
Personalized Care for One
One-on-one support for someone who could use help with daily routines, personal care, companionship, errands, or remaining comfortable at home.
Starting at $31 per hour
Coordinated Care for Couples
Flexible care for two people sharing a home, with support coordinated around each person’s individual needs.
Starting at $50 per hour
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What Non-Medical Care Means
Delora Care focuses on personal support, companionship, and the everyday activities that help people live comfortably at home. Our caregivers do not provide clinical nursing services, medication management, injections, wound care, or dressing changes.
If you’re unsure whether a particular need falls within our services, talk with us. We’ll help you understand what we can provide and whether Delora Care is the right fit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about home care? We’re here to help. Explore answers about our services, caregivers, scheduling, and what to expect when getting started with Delora Care.
What types of care and support does Delora Care provide?
Delora Care provides non-medical, in-home support based on each person’s individual needs. Care may include companionship, meal preparation, light housekeeping, laundry, bathing and personal care assistance, errands, transportation, and help with everyday routines.
Who does Delora Care provide care for?
Delora Care supports seniors and other individuals who need assistance at home. We also provide respite care for families caring for minors who need additional support.
Does Delora Care provide services outside of Nashville?
Yes. In addition to Nashville and surrounding communities, Delora Care provides care services in select areas of Alabama and Texas. Contact us to find out what services are currently available in your area.
Can care change from day to day?
Absolutely. Some days may call for help with bathing, laundry, or changing bedding. Other days might involve grocery shopping, preparing a meal, running errands, or simply spending time together. Care is designed to adapt to what’s needed that day.
How do you create a care plan?
We start by learning about the person receiving care, their routines, preferences, needs, and what would make daily life easier. From there, we create a personalized care plan that can be adjusted as needs change.
Can you provide care for couples?
Yes. Delora Care offers care for couples who want to remain together at home while receiving the level of support each person needs.
How do you choose caregivers?
Caregivers are carefully screened before joining Delora Care, and we work to match each client with someone who fits their needs, routines, and personality. We also prioritize consistency whenever possible so clients can build a comfortable, familiar relationship with their caregiver.
What if our care needs change?
That’s completely normal. Care needs can change over time or even from one week to the next. Your care plan can be updated as circumstances, routines, or the level of support needed changes.
How often can a caregiver come to the home?
Scheduling depends on the type and amount of support needed. We’ll work with you to determine a schedule that makes sense rather than trying to fit every family into the same care arrangement.
How do I know when it’s time to consider in-home care?
You don’t have to wait until someone can no longer manage on their own. In-home care can be helpful when everyday tasks are becoming more difficult, a family caregiver needs a break, companionship is needed, or a little extra help would make staying at home safer and easier.
How do we get started with Delora Care?
Start by contacting us for a care consultation. We’ll talk about what’s happening, what kind of help you’re looking for, and whether Delora Care is the right fit. From there, we can recommend the next steps.
Not Sure What Kind of Help Is Needed?
You don’t need to have a complete care plan figured out before contacting us. Tell us what daily life looks like now, where things have become difficult, and what you’re hoping to make easier. We’ll help you determine the right level of non-medical support.