Personalized support for seniors and adults who want to live safely, comfortably and independently at home.
Illinois Licensed • #3001621
Caregivers & Certified Nursing Assistants
Chris Breneman, CDP #252621
Diane Robertson, CDP
Direct Access to Local Owners
Home care is personal. One person may need help with meals and errands. Another may need hands-on help with bathing or dressing. A family caregiver may simply need time to rest.
We start by listening. We learn about the person, the home, and the daily routine. We also ask what would make life feel safer and easier. Then we suggest a care plan that fits.
Our services fall into three clear groups. These are everyday help, flexible care times, and support after a hospital stay or surgery.
Choose the type of care that fits your needs. Our team can also help you combine services and build a personal care plan.
Get steady help with light cleaning, laundry, shopping, errands, simple meals, and daily plans so the home feels safer, easier, and less stressful each day at home.
Enjoy friendly company, talks, games, walks, hobbies, and social time. Companion care can ease loneliness, add joy, and bring helpful structure to each day at home.
Receive approved non-medical daily care from a trained CNA. Support is based on the client’s needs, safety, comfort, personal care plan, and daily routine at home.
Get respectful help with bathing, dressing, grooming, toilet use, walking, and getting in or out of bed while protecting comfort, choice, and dignity at every step.
Receive ongoing support when someone should not be left alone. We explain the difference between live-in care with rest time and awake 24-hour care shifts at home.
Give a family caregiver time to rest, work, travel, or handle other needs while a trusted caregiver provides safe and caring support for your loved one at home.
Feel safer after dark with help at bedtime, during bathroom trips, while walking, and in the morning. We explain whether the caregiver stays awake or has rest time.
Choose flexible care for a few hours during the day or week. Visits may include personal care, meals, errands, light cleaning, or time with a companion at home.
Make the move home safer and easier after a hospital stay or surgery with non-medical help for meals, walking, personal care, errands, and daily routines at home.
Get help preparing for doctor visits, shopping, social events, and errands. A caregiver may also assist with lists, bags, walking, and safe travel from start to finish.
Stay on track with medicine reminders, grocery lists, shopping, simple meals, serving food, and kitchen cleanup. Caregivers do not give or change medicine for the client.
It may be time for home care when daily tasks become harder to manage. Meals may be missed, and bathing or dressing may no longer feel safe. Falls or close calls may happen more often.
The person may also feel lonely or need extra help after a hospital stay. Family caregivers may feel tired, stressed, or unable to keep up. Even a few hours of support can make daily life safer and easier. Changes in memory may also make familiar routines confusing.
Missed appointments, unpaid bills, or forgotten tasks can be signs that more support is needed.
Ease in the Home provides non-medical help with daily life. This may include personal care, meals, light cleaning, laundry, shopping, errands, rides, reminders, and companionship.
Our team does not diagnose illness or give skilled nursing care. They do not give medicine, shots, IV care, wound care, catheter or ostomy care, or physical therapy. If a client needs skilled care, we can help the family understand what to ask the right licensed provider.
Start with a care talk. Tell us what is hard now and what help may be needed soon. We will suggest a clear place to begin.
Both can help with approved non-medical tasks. A CNA has added training and state certification. We choose the right team member based on the care plan. A CNA does not replace a nurse or turn home care into skilled nursing.
Yes. Many families start with hourly care. Ask the local office about open times and minimum visit rules.
Overnight care covers the night for an agreed period. Live-in care includes set sleep and rest time. Awake 24-hour care uses shifts so someone is always awake and ready to help.
Yes. Respite care gives a family caregiver time to rest, work, travel, or handle other tasks.
No. Our team can give reminders that follow the care plan. They do not choose medicine, fill pill boxes, change a dose, or give medicine.
Yes. We can help with safe daily routines, meals, personal care, walking, errands, and medicine reminders. We do not provide skilled nursing, wound care, or therapy.
Hourly care is usually $36–$42 per hour. Live-in care is usually $500–$600 per live-in day. Couples, overnight care, and awake 24-hour care need a custom quote.
Yes. We make one plan based on both people and the shared schedule. The couple’s rate may differ from the rate for one person.
You may know exactly what help is needed. You may also feel unsure. Either way, we are ready to listen.
Tell us what is happening at home. We will help you understand the choices and build a plan that feels right.
Ease in the Home provides compassionate, personalized in-home care to help seniors and adults live safely, comfortably, and independently.
Barrington, IL: Chris Breneman / 773.551.7164
San Diego, CA: Brad Grubaugh / 760.470.8200
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