BAYADA Habilitation provides one-on-one support for adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities in Guilford County, including personalized plans and caregiver respite.
Adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities building self-care, communication, or community-participation skills
Families seeking individualized habilitation support at home
Caregivers needing guidance or respite opportunities
North Carolina Personal Care Services is NC DHHS-licensed and offers Medicaid-supported in-home care across Greensboro, High Point, Winston-Salem, and Burlington.
Older adults aging in place
Adults with physical, developmental, or intellectual disabilities
Children and adolescents needing in-home personal care
Private-pay clients can start care quickly without delays
Good Times Home Health Care provides non-medical in-home care and medical transportation across Guilford County while accepting North Carolina Medicaid.
Medicaid-eligible clients seeking in-home personal care
Families needing respite care or companionship
Clients needing transportation to medical appointments, treatments, or hospital discharges
The team says it is ready to respond quickly and compassionately.
Always Best Care Senior Services combines skilled home health by licensed nurses and therapists with a complimentary daily or weekly telephone reassurance program.
Seniors needing in-home care or skilled home health
Veterans and families seeking help identifying and documenting VA benefit funding
How much does in-home care cost in Guilford County?
Rates depend on the type and number of care hours, whether the service is skilled nursing or personal care, and the payment source. The listed providers include private-pay options, while some accept Medicaid, CAP/DA, CAP/C, VA benefits, insurance, or long-term-care insurance.
What is the difference between home health or skilled nursing and personal care?
Skilled services can include wound care, IV infusion, medication administration, vital-sign monitoring, and feeding-tube care. Personal-care services generally cover bathing, dressing, mobility, meals, medication reminders, companionship, and respite.
Can home care start quickly after a hospital stay?
North Carolina Personal Care Services says private-pay clients can start quickly, and Caring Group of America states that it can respond in a moment's notice. Actual start time depends on the assessment, staffing, schedule, and required authorization.
Does Medicaid cover in-home personal care in North Carolina?
Some services may be covered through NC Medicaid and CAP/DA or CAP/C waiver programs. North Carolina Personal Care Services identifies itself as an NC Medicaid-approved provider and works with NC Medicaid managed-care plans.
Should I call a home-care agency for an emergency?
Home-care agencies are intended for scheduled assistance and ongoing care, not immediate medical emergencies. Call 911 for urgent symptoms such as severe breathing trouble, chest pain, uncontrolled bleeding, or a serious fall.