Givens Home First
Home Health Care
Why pick this one
Givens Home First provides up to 24-hour in-home care, post-hospital support, and aging-in-place modifications throughout Western North Carolina.
Best for
- Older adults needing assistance with daily living at home
- Post-hospital recovery requiring personal care, mobility support, meals, and medication reminders
- Family caregivers seeking respite care
- Clients needing companionship, errands, transportation, or light housekeeping
- Older adults seeking home safety assessments or accessibility modifications
- Clients needing support from a few hours weekly to 24-hour care
Look elsewhere if
- Clients located outside Givens Home First's listed Western North Carolina service area
Specialties
- Personal care assistance with bathing, dressing, toileting, mobility, transfers, and feeding
- Recovery and post-hospital care
- Respite care
- Companionship and engagement
- Medication reminders
- Aging-in-place home assessments and modifications
- Transportation to medical appointments and dialysis treatments
What makes them different
- Home care program operating since 1992 before launching under the Givens Home First brand in 2023
- Provides support ranging from a few hours of companionship weekly to 24-hour care
- Conducts initial assessments and ongoing evaluations for customized care plans
- Offers aging-in-place consultations, including grab bars, lighting improvements, walk-in showers, ramps, and larger remodels
- Licensed in Buncombe and Mecklenburg counties and serves surrounding Western North Carolina communities
Distilled from this business's own website.
Contact & Location
- Address
- 2360 Sweeten Creek Rd, Asheville, NC 28803
- Phone
- +18285751132
- Website
- https://givenshomefirst.org/
Services
- In-home aide services
- Personal care assistance
- Companionship
- Respite care
- Nursing support and care coordination
- Post-hospital support
- Transportation
- Grocery shopping and errands
- Meal preparation
- Light housekeeping
- Pet care
- Home assessments, modifications, and redesign