Talk With a Local Home-Care Expert

You do not need to understand every care option before contacting us. Just start by telling us about yourself or the person who may need support. We will listen, answer your questions and help you understand what kind of care may be the best fit.

We Are Here to Listen

Families often contact us during a time of change. A loved one may be having trouble with daily tasks. A family caregiver may need more support. Someone may be returning home after a hospital stay, or memory loss may be making life less safe.

You may know exactly what kind of care is needed. You may also be unsure where to begin.

Both are okay. Our local team will learn about the situation and explain the available options in clear, simple terms.

Request Your Free Care Consultation

Complete the form below to tell us how we may be able to help. A local team member will review your request and contact you using the phone number or email address you provide. You do not need to share private medical records through this form. A short description of the situation is enough to begin.

Contact Form Demo

What Happens After You Contact Us?

We Review Your Request

A member of the Illinois or California team will review the basic details you provide. This helps us understand where care is needed, who needs help and the best way to contact you.

We Talk About the Situation

We will ask about the client’s daily routine, care needs, schedule and home. You can also tell us about any concerns related to personal care, movement, meals, memory loss, companionship or household tasks. You do not need to have every answer.

We Explain the Options

Based on the conversation, we can explain which type of support may be helpful. This may include hourly care, live-in care, companionship, personal care, dementia support or help with daily routines. We can also explain whether the case may be better suited to a professional caregiver or a CNA.

We Discuss Schedule and Pricing

Hourly care usually ranges from $36 to $42 per hour. Live-in care usually ranges from $500 to $600. The written quote will explain the billing period, schedule and services covered by that rate. Care for couples may change the price because the caregiver may be supporting two people.

You Decide What Comes Next

Contacting us does not start care. After the consultation, you can decide whether you would like to continue with care planning and caregiver matching. If you move forward, we will explain the next steps before services begin.

A Few Details Help Us Get Started

You do not need to prepare medical records or have every answer before speaking with us. Simply tell us who needs care, where care is needed, and which daily tasks have become difficult or unsafe.

You can also share your preferred schedule and what matters most to your family. This may include staying independent, feeling safer at home, or giving a family caregiver time to rest. Our team will guide you through the next steps.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Your first care consultation is free.

No. Contacting us does not begin care. You can learn about the options and decide what you would like to do next.

Yes. Adult children, spouses and other family members may contact us about care for someone they love.

The client’s wishes, privacy and permission must be respected as the process moves forward.

That is common. We can discuss the client’s daily routine and current support before suggesting a schedule.

The timing depends on the client’s needs, location, requested schedule and caregiver availability.

Call the local team if care may be needed soon. We can explain the possible next steps after learning about the case.

No. Ease in the Home is not an emergency medical service.

Call 911 if someone is in immediate danger or needs urgent medical help.

Yes. Direct access to local ownership is part of the Ease in the Home approach.

Illinois families may contact Chris Breneman. California families may contact Brad Grubaugh.

You do not need to solve everything today. Start with a conversation. Tell us what is happening, what kind of help may be needed and what questions you have.

We will listen and help you understand the available choices.

Take the First Step