Take Your First Step to Peace of Mind with a HomeWell Consultation

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By HomeWell Care Services

July 21, 2021

Take Your First Step to Peace of Mind with a HomeWell Consultation
Take Your First Step to Peace of Mind with a HomeWell Consultation

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Last updated: April 10, 2026

When an elderly parent suffers a fall or injury and needs help at home, it’s an anxious time. You’ll be there for them right away, but what happens in the long term?

You might worry that you live too far away, or wonder how you’ll manage your own family while also helping your parent recover at home. More immediately, you might worry about how to talk openly with your loved one about their needs.  It’s important to know that you’re not alone—and that help is at hand.  

Key Takeaways

  1. Accidental falls and injuries stir up feelings of anxiety and uncertainty in families of aging loved ones, which is why fall prevention is an important part of in-home care services. You aren’t alone in this, and quality, compassionate support is out there.
  2. Expert care teams at HomeWell Care Services can help improve your loved one’s health and well-being right in their own home, working with you—not for you—to determine what level of care is most suitable.
  3. With Signature Programs focused on life enrichment, safety, and comfort, clients and their families can rest assured they’re in well-trained, caring hands at HomeWell Care Services.

This month, Lifetime TV’s Designing Spaces highlights an option that can make all the difference: an expert consultation with HomeWell Care Services. Watch the video below to find out more.  

We’ll help you take the first step

“Many families struggle in having these conversations with aging family members. Part of what we offer is a consultation and assessment where clients and their family members can talk openly about what is going on.” 

Ronnie Taylor, the HomeWell Care Services owner featured in the episode.

In the video above, Phyllis explains that she isn’t looking for someone to manage her schedule, but to help with important tasks around the kitchen and bathroom, where falls tend to happen most. Ronnie illustrates that a HomeWell assistant can unload the dishwasher and take out the trash, and stay outside the bathroom while Phyllis bathes, in case she needs help. 

We work with you, for you

Every family’s needs are different, which is why there’s no one-size fits all approach with HomeWell. You’ll be assigned an expert Care Manager who’ll assess your loved one’s home and their needs carefully to develop the right care plan for you. 

It doesn’t have to be illness or injury-related: your care plan can include companionship, meal preparation, driving, gardening assistance and other activities. It can also address more serious concerns like Alzheimers, Parkinsons or—as in our Designing Spaces episode—a transition from the hospital after a fall.  

Whatever the need, our team at HomeWell has the training and experience to lend you a compassionate, confident helping hand.  

Discover life-enriching activity programs

With HomeWell, you’ll benefit from expertly-designed special programs that enhance your loved one’s quality of life at home.  

  • Our LEAP program lets your loved one keep doing the activities they love—from baking to birdwatching to beauty parlor visits—with the support of a companion caregiver.  
  • In our SureStep fall prevention program, we’ll work with you to identify potential fall risks, and protect your loved one with increased activity and a safer home environment.  
  • Our GoHomeWell post-hospital program helps you reduce the risk of relapse following an acute hospital or rehab stay, with extra transitional support to help your loved one remain independent at home.  

Trusted care. True compassion.

Finding the right home care provider can be a stressful decision. We’re here to help you from the very first step. Take yours today by scheduling a consultation with us.

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