Accuaid Care Services

With the average cost of facility care on the rise, many have found our services to be far more cost-effective than moving into a facility. Cost comparisons will vary from city to city and even county by county. Give us a call, and we’ll help you find the best solution according to your financial and home-care needs.

Yes. Our care services can be provided at hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, nursing homes, assisted living facilities or your home. Where ever you are we can help.

As quickly as you need them. We provide a reliable, compassionate, affordable caregiver on your time frame, according to your needs.

Yes, we do the background checks, reference checks and drug tests before hiring our caregivers. We also check their record in a Nurse Aide Registry and Employee Misconduct registry that is maintained by Health and Human Services of Texas.

Yes, often patients who are hospitalized, develop complications, such as infections. When someone is cared for at home, the risk of infection is much lower. Home Care provides one-on-one attention, and allows the patient and family to have more involvement in the care.

Our home care service fees vary from location to location. With our commitment to high-quality, affordable care, our rates are very competitive. Please contact the AccuAid Care for an exact price quote.

Anyone who needs assistance to function independently at home. At AccuAid Care, you can get home care as little as few hours a day or as much as 24 hours a day, depending on your specific needs.

Services include Alzheimer’s, Dementia care, Companion Care, Personal Care (bathing assistance, incontinence care), light housekeeping, meal preparation, transportation, laundry, medication reminders, 24 Hour In-Home Care, Respite Care Services for family members.

In-Home care is a broad term used to describe several forms of care provided in-home. Generally, it covers personal care (bathing, dressing, toileting, feeding, transferring, grooming), homemaking services (light housekeeping and chores) and companionship services, which may include personal shopping, transportation, and socialization. In-home senior care is paid privately, whereas home health care is prescribed by a physician and covered by Medicare or supplemental insurance providers.