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Now With Help.

Because the hardest thing isn't finding someone to help — it's finally letting yourself ask.

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Caregiver's hands gently steadying an elderly woman's wrist as she lifts a ceramic mug, morning light catching steam from the cup, a window behind them showing a backyard garden slightly out of focus

"The first morning I didn't wake up at 3am terrified — that was the morning Ruth arrived."

Marcus Webb, adult son who arranged care for his father

Marcus Webb

Son · Chicago, IL

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In their own words, exactly as they said it.

"The first morning I didn't wake up at 3am terrified was the morning Helen arrived. I was in Seattle. Dad was in Knoxville. I didn't know it was possible to feel that far away and that close at the same time."

Marcus Webb, adult son who arranged in-home care for his father in Knoxville

Marcus Webb

Son · Chicago, IL

She laughed at his jokes. His terrible, wonderful jokes. I hadn't heard him laugh like that in two years.

Patricia Osei, daughter who arranged care for her father

Patricia Osei

Daughter · Atlanta, GA

"I kept apologizing to my mother for needing help. She kept saying: 'You didn't fail me. You found me someone wonderful.' I still cry when I think about that."

David Kowalski, son who found in-home care for his mother

David Kowalski

Son · Portland, OR

Aisha Nkemdirim, daughter who arranged care for her elderly mother

"They brought her chamomile tea every morning at 7:15. She told me that was the detail that made her feel like herself ag…"

Aisha Nkemdirim

Daughter · Houston, TX

Two time zones. Three conference calls a day. And underneath all of it, this constant hum of worry. Hearth quieted the hum.

James Fitzgerald, busy professional who arranged remote care for his aging parent

James Fitzgerald

Son · Boston, MA

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Everything Marcus, Patricia, and 40 other families wish they'd had from day one.

Care that fits
your family.
Not a template.

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We Listen First

Free 45-minute family intake call

02

We Match, Not Just Fill

03

We Stay Beside You

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Care coordinator on a phone call, taking careful notes in a warm home office setting

We Listen First

A care coordinator calls — not a salesperson. They spend 45 minutes understanding your family: the routines, the preferences, the things that make your parent feel most like themselves. The specific way your father takes his coffee. The fact that your mother still likes to read the paper at 9am.

Free 45-minute family intake call
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Caregiver training session with an instructor demonstrating gentle assistance techniques

We Match, Not Just Fill

Every Hearth caregiver completes 80 hours of training and a full background verification. But the match isn't just about credentials — it's about temperament, personality, and the particular kind of patience your family needs. We've been known to rematch if the first fit isn't right.

80-hour trainingFull background checkPersonality matching
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Elderly woman and her caregiver sitting together at a kitchen table, sharing a cup of tea and conversation

We Stay Beside You

Weekly check-ins with your care coordinator. Monthly family calls. A direct line when something changes. Because care isn't a transaction — it's a relationship. And relationships need tending.

Weekly updatesMonthly family calls24/7 support line

Every caregiver. Every time.

Criminal background check · State registry verification · Reference calls with previous families · 80-hour Hearth training program · Annual re-certification

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Asking for help is not giving up.

"We went through the old photo albums together — her caregiver and my husband. She showed him pictures I'd never even seen. He was laughing, really laughing, for the first time in months."

Eleanor Vasquez, wife who found in-home care support for her husband

Eleanor Vasquez

Wife · Sacramento, CA

I couldn't lift him from the chair anymore. I'm 74. He's 78. I felt like I was failing him every single day. Now I don't have to do it alone.

Ruth Holloway, elderly wife who needed help caring for her husband

Ruth Holloway

Wife · Nashville, TN

"She still sleeps in her own bed. She still eats at her own table. She still hears the birds through her kitchen window. That's everything."

Thomas Brennan, son who found in-home care to preserve his mother's independence

Thomas Brennan

Son · Denver, CO

Sandra Kim, daughter who was impressed by how well the caregiver understood her mother

"They match the caregiver to the person, not just the schedule. Our caregiver knew within a week that Mom needed quiet mo…"

Sandra Kim

Daughter · Seattle, WA

It took me three months to make the call. I kept thinking: this means I've given up. But the woman on the phone said something I'll never forget: 'Asking for help is the bravest thing a family does.'

Robert Nguyen, son who overcame hesitation to arrange care for his aging parent

Robert Nguyen

Son · San Jose, CA

Download the Family Care Guide

Everything Marcus, Patricia, and 40 other families wish they'd had from day one.

The Family Care Guide
Every family deserves this
before they need it.

Forty pages. Written with the families who came before you. What to ask. What to expect. How to have the conversation you've been putting off. And when to trust that asking for help is the bravest thing you'll do.

12-question caregiver interview checklist
Medicare coverage guide — plain language
Scripts for starting the conversation
Signs it's time — from families who waited too long

"I printed it and brought it to my siblings. For the first time, we all agreed on what to do next."

Patricia Osei, daughter who used the Family Care Guide with her siblings

Patricia Osei

Daughter · Atlanta, GA

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