Standard Medicare does not cover long-term non-medical home care — personal care, companion care, household support, or custodial assistance — if that is the only care needed. Medicare covers short-term skilled medical home care (nursing, physical therapy) when a physician certifies medical necessity and homebound status. No Place Like Home Care is private pay and LTCI funded.

We require a 4-hour minimum per visit and a 16-hour weekly minimum commitment. These minimums ensure consistent, high-quality care and allow caregivers to build the kind of meaningful relationship that makes home care effective. We will discuss scheduling options during your in-home assessment and recommend a plan that fits your loved one's needs and your family's schedule.

Every caregiver at No Place Like Home Care undergoes comprehensive background checks, drug and TB screening, and reference verification before placement. All caregivers complete required training — including video-based and in-person competency evaluations — prior to serving any client. Our dementia-certified caregivers receive additional specialized training. Every care plan is overseen by Kelly Tyrrell, RN, our founder and CEO. We are licensed and regulated by the Pennsylvania Department of Health.

Yes. Cognitive and memory care is one of our most requested and most carefully developed service areas. Our caregivers receive specialized training in dementia-specific communication, behavioral support, safety awareness, and routine reinforcement. We provide non-medical support across all stages — from early cognitive engagement to advanced Alzheimer's comfort care — and we work collaboratively alongside your loved one's medical team throughout.

Getting started is simple. Call or text us at (610) 492-6632, or schedule directly at noplacelikehomepa.com/schedule. If your family appears to be a good fit for our services, we will arrange a free in-home assessment with a Nurse Care Navigator. From there, we develop a personalized care plan, match your loved one with the right caregiver, and can typically begin services within days. Qualifying families receive their first 4 hours of care complimentary.