Companion and sitter support
Companionship, supervision, meal preparation, light housekeeping, transportation, and other non-hands-on help.
Learn moreA steady presence can make daily routines safer, easier, and more connected.
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Thoughtful support at home, shaped around your routines, preferences, and changing needs.

Compassionate care. Personalized support. Better living.
Begin with the help that fits today, then shape a plan around what matters most at home.
Companionship, supervision, meal preparation, light housekeeping, transportation, and other non-hands-on help.
Learn moreA steady presence can make daily routines safer, easier, and more connected.
Respectful assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, mobility, eating, and other daily activities.
Learn moreCare is shaped around personal preferences, comfort, dignity, and the individual service plan.
Licensed RN or LPN care may include medication administration, wound care, catheter care, and health assessments.
Learn moreAvailable only when included in Carevona's current PHCP authorization and the individual service plan.
Good home care begins with listening. Carevona centers each person's routines, preferences, safety, and independence.
Every relationship starts with understanding the person, not filling a schedule.
Talk through routines, concerns, preferences, and the kind of support that may help.
Match the appropriate service category to assessed needs and a clear service plan.
Care needs can change. Ongoing communication helps the plan stay responsive.
Georgia recognizes nursing services as one PHCP category, but an agency should present it only when that service is included in its current authorization.
Clear answers help everyone begin with the same expectations.
Care may include companion and sitter tasks, personal care tasks, and nursing services when they are included in Carevona's current authorization and the individual service plan.
The process begins with a conversation about routines, needs, preferences, and goals. The appropriate care team then helps shape a service plan for the individual.
No. Skilled nursing should be discussed directly with Carevona. Availability depends on the agency's current PHCP authorization, qualified licensed staff, and the individual's assessed needs.
Bring your questions, daily routines, and care priorities. Carevona can help clarify which services may fit.