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Non-medical home care in Northern Illinois

Home can still feel like home.

Practical support with the routines that help adults stay comfortable, connected, and supported at home.

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Illinois home care agency

Non-medical services provided under applicable Illinois agency requirements.

Caregiver screening

Caregivers are screened in accordance with applicable Illinois requirements.

Care plans in writing

Services, routines, and schedules are discussed before care begins.

Northern Illinois service

Serving listed communities in Cook, DuPage, Kane, Lake, and Will counties.

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Care planned around the person

Home care works best when it reflects the client’s actual routine. We begin by discussing what the person can do independently, where help is needed, and which preferences matter most.

The resulting plan gives the client, family, and caregiver a shared understanding of the services, schedule, and communication expectations.

Learn about our approach

The verse behind our name

“And God is able to make all grace abound to you, so that having all sufficiency in all things at all times, you may abound in every good work.”

2 Corinthians 9:8

Care should feel clear, not complicated

These principles guide how we discuss, plan, coordinate, and review care with clients and families.

Care plans based on daily needs

The plan records the services, routines, preferences, and schedule discussed with the client.

Caregiver matching

Matches consider the care plan, schedule, location, and personal preferences.

Defined communication

Families can agree on who receives updates and when the care team should check in.

Scheduling options

Available schedules depend on the service, location, and current caregiver availability.

Respect for independence

Caregivers assist where needed while supporting the client's choices and abilities.

Local care coordination

The Lisle office coordinates services in the Northern Illinois communities listed on this site.

How it works

A straightforward path to starting care

What happens between the first inquiry and the start of service.

01

Request a consultation

Call or send a request to arrange an initial conversation.

02

Discuss care needs

Tell us about the person who needs care, their routine, and their priorities.

03

Review the care plan

We outline the services and schedule discussed with your family.

04

Confirm the caregiver match

We consider care needs, availability, and personal preferences.

05

Stay in touch

We check in and review the plan when needs or schedules change.

Counties and communities we serve

Our listed service area includes Northern Illinois communities. The cities below are examples. Call to confirm availability at the care address.

Cook County

Chicago, Evanston, Oak Park

DuPage County

Naperville, Wheaton, Lisle

Kane County

Aurora, Elgin, St. Charles

Lake County

Waukegan, Gurnee, Libertyville

Will County

Joliet, Plainfield, New Lenox

Not sure if we reach your area? Call our office.

Questions families often ask

Clear answers about eligibility, scheduling, payment, and how care begins.

Call us or complete the consultation form. We will ask about the care needed, answer initial questions, and discuss the next steps.
Caregivers are screened in accordance with Illinois requirements for home services agencies. Ask our care team about the current screening and training process for the service you need.
Yes. Care needs and schedules can change. Contact us to review the plan and discuss available adjustments.
We discuss both short-term and ongoing support. The schedule available depends on the service, location, and current caregiver availability.
Our website lists Cook, DuPage, Kane, Lake, and Will counties. Availability varies by community, so please contact us to confirm service at your address.
Start dates depend on your care needs, location, schedule, and caregiver availability. We will explain the current timeline after the initial conversation.
We will ask about the care needed, answer initial questions, and discuss the next steps.
Start a conversation

Tell us what kind of help is needed

Contact the office with questions or request an initial consultation. We will discuss the client’s routine, care needs, location, and preferred schedule.

Office address

3080 Ogden Ave, Suite 307
Lisle, Illinois 60532

Office hours

Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

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