Help at home, on your family's schedule
Private Pay Home Care in Wilton Manors
You pick the hours, you are told the figure before anybody is booked, and cover begins on the day you choose.
Waiting for an approval is the expensive part
Families often lose weeks to an authorisation before any help turns up, and the situation that prompted the first call gets steadily worse while they wait. Arranging care privately takes that step out. The plan is settled between you and us, and the schedule begins when you are ready.
It also means the hours fit the actual problem rather than a programme's idea of it. Three mornings, if mornings are the problem. Long days for the fortnight a daughter is away. Back down again once the dust settles. The schedule chases the need, up and down.
Every service on this site is arranged on a private pay basis.
Agreed before anybody starts
Once an aide is in the house, nothing about the money should come as news.
The figure per hour
Named plainly for the schedule you are actually asking about, before anybody is booked.
The shortest bookable visit
How brief a visit may be, and what that does to the figure, said out loud up front.
What sits inside the hours
Washing, meals, upkeep and help getting about, all inside the visit — nothing itemised separately afterwards.
The schedule itself
Which days, which hours, how holidays are handled and what short notice means in practice.
Billing
The cycle, the method, and who to speak to about an invoice.
Private pay tends to suit families who
- Want an aide in the house this week, not next month
- Would rather pick the hours than be handed a slot
- Are paying from savings, from a pension, or from a policy bought years ago for exactly this
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- Want the hours to go up or down without filling anything in again
Find out what a week runs to
Name the days and the hours you are picturing and a clear figure comes back. No commitment attached to the call.
Get a figure — (954) 477-7033