Providing compassionate and professional senior home care in Fairfax, VA and the surrounding areas.
What is Senior Home Care?
Senior home care provides non-medical support to help older adults stay safe and independent at home.
Who benefits from Senior Home Care?
It’s ideal for seniors who need help with daily tasks, mobility, or companionship.
What does Senior Home Care include?
Services often include light housekeeping, meals, transportation, personal care, and companionship.
Can care be customized?
Yes. Care plans are tailored to each person’s needs, routines, and preferences.
How often can caregivers visit?
Visits range from a few hours per week to daily or full-time care, depending on your needs.
What is Companion Care?
Companion care focuses on social support, conversation, and help with everyday activities.
What tasks do companion caregivers assist with?
They help with errands, light housekeeping, meal prep, hobbies, and outings.
Who is Companion Care best for?
It’s ideal for seniors who feel lonely or need support staying active and engaged.
Can Companion Care help prevent isolation?
Yes. Regular companionship improves mood, confidence, and overall well-being.
Do companion caregivers provide personal care?
They mainly offer social and household support rather than hands-on care.
What is Personal Care?
Personal care provides hands-on help with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and grooming.
What tasks are included?
Caregivers assist with bathing, toileting, mobility, hygiene, and safe transfers.
Who needs Personal Care?
It’s ideal for anyone struggling with mobility, strength, or daily self-care tasks.
Is Personal Care private and respectful?
Yes. Caregivers focus on preserving dignity and independence at all times.
Can Personal Care be combined with other services?
Yes. It can be paired with companion or 24-hour care as needs change.
What is 24-Hour Home Care?
It provides around-the-clock support so your loved one is never alone.
How does 24-Hour Care work?
Care is provided in shifts or by live-in caregivers depending on the situation.
Who needs 24-Hour Care?
It’s helpful for those at risk of falls, wandering, confusion, or nighttime needs.
What support is included?
Caregivers help with personal care, safety monitoring, meals, mobility, and companionship.
Can care be adjusted over time?
Yes. Plans can increase or decrease based on changing needs.
What is Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care?
It provides specialized in-home support for individuals living with memory loss.
How do caregivers support dementia needs?
Caregivers help with routines, redirection, safety monitoring, and meaningful activities.
Why is home care helpful for dementia?
Remaining in a familiar environment reduces confusion and stress for many individuals.
Can care adapt as dementia progresses?
Yes. Care plans are updated as memory, behavior, and health needs change.
Do caregivers receive dementia-specific training?
Yes. They are trained to support memory loss and behavioral changes with patience and skill.
What is Post-Hospital Home Care?
It supports recovery at home after surgery, illness, or rehab.
What tasks do caregivers assist with?
They help with mobility, safety, meals, personal care, medication reminders, and follow-up appointments.
How does this service help recovery?
It reduces fall risks, helps manage daily tasks, and supports discharge instructions.
Who benefits most from post-hospital care?
Anyone who needs help regaining strength, managing new routines, or avoiding rehospitalization.
How long is care needed?
Care duration varies based on recovery progress and doctor recommendations.
What are Friendly Visitors?
Friendly Visitors offer companionship-focused visits without personal care tasks.
What do Friendly Visitors do?
They engage in conversation, games, reading, light activities, or short walks.
Who benefits from Friendly Visitors?
Independent seniors who feel isolated or want more social interaction.
How often can Friendly Visitors come?
Visits can be scheduled weekly, biweekly, or as needed.
Is this different from companion care?
Yes. Friendly Visitors focus solely on social and emotional support.
Before providing service, we will meet with you to assess your background and interests. After our free consultation, we will match you with one of our professional caretakers and create a schedule that best fits your needs
Cardinal Home Care provides a wide range of services including in-home care, companionship, assistance with errands and shopping, and transportation to appointments.
Typically, visits take place on a set schedule to ensure that the client will have the same caretaker each time. This provides consistency and allows the caretaker and the client to build a strong connection. However, we can also provide visits on an as-needed basis. For example, some individuals may need transportation to an appointment every few months. We are happy to work with you as much as possible to meet your scheduling needs.
In most cases, there is a four-hour minimum; however, certain exceptions can be made on a case-by-case basis. Please call for details.
Home care refers to a range of services that provide medical or non-medical assistance to individuals who need support to live independently at home.
Our home care services include personal care, meal preparation, medication management, companionship, and more.
Our home care services can benefit individuals of all ages who need assistance with daily living activities due to illness, disability, or aging.
Our home care services can be paid for through private pay or long-term care insurance.
A consultation with Cardinal Home Care can help determine if our home care services are the right fit. We can assess your loved one’s needs, discuss care options, and create a personalized care plan.
Our home care services can be provided on a part-time or full-time basis, depending on the individual’s needs. We offer both 24/7 and intermittent care.
When selecting a home care agency, consider factors such as the agency’s reputation, staff qualifications, services offered, cost, and availability. It’s important to choose an agency that meets your specific needs and preferences.
Our home care workers undergo training that meets state and federal regulations, which may include classroom instruction and on-the-job training. They may also receive specialized training for certain medical conditions or procedures.
Yes, family members can provide home care services, but it’s important to recognize the potential challenges and responsibilities involved. Family members may also consider respite care services to prevent caregiver burnout.
Home health care is a type of medical care that is provided by licensed healthcare professionals, while home care focuses on non-medical assistance with activities of daily living.
You should look for a provider that is licensed, bonded, and insured, and has staff members who are trained, experienced, and have undergone background checks.
Yes, our home care services can be customized to meet your individual needs and preferences, and a care plan can be developed based on your unique situation.
If you are not satisfied with the services provided, please let us know so we can work together to resolve any issues.
In most cases, non-medical home care agency staff cannot administer medications, but they can remind clients to take their medications.
Yes, we provide specialized care for individuals with dementia or Alzheimer’s, including memory care and behavioral support.
The frequency of visits will depend on your individual needs and the care plan that is developed. Visits can range from a few hours a day to 24-hour care.
Yes, our home care services can be provided in a nursing home or assisted living facility to supplement the care provided by the facility staff.
deally, you will have a consistent care provider, but this may not always be possible due to scheduling or staffing issues.
Home care providers are required to follow HIPAA regulations and maintain the confidentiality of your personal information. You can also discuss your privacy concerns with the agency and establish clear guidelines for communication and access to your home.
Phone Number:
(703) 934-4610
Address:
Cardinal Home Care
3900 Jermantown Road, Suite 300
Fairfax, VA 22030
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