Our services
Every kind of help, from a four hour visit to every hour of the week
Care is not one size. Some families need a four hour visit a few days a week. Others need someone overnight, or around the clock. Every visit is at least four hours, and we change the plan whenever the need changes.
Choose a service
The coverage families ask us for
Most families need a mix of hours, not just one label. We put them together into a single plan that matches the week.
Short-term care
A four hour visit when a full day is more than you need, but someone should not be left alone.
Extended care
Eight to twelve hour days in the home, so the routine can stay intact from morning through evening.
Overnight care
Someone awake in the house through the night, at the same hourly rate as daytime care.
Around-the-clock care
Continuous coverage, every hour of the week, built as a rotation of familiar caregivers.
Respite care
Coverage so the family caregiver can rest, work, or take a trip, without leaving their loved one alone.
End-of-life hospice care
Companionship and hands-on help at home during hospice, alongside the hospice team.
What a visit covers
The help that happens in the home
These are the tasks our caregivers do. What gets done on a given visit is written into that client's plan.
Meals and the house
- Meal assistance, including cooking, warming a prepared meal, and help with feeding when needed
- Light housekeeping: sweeping, mopping, dishes, laundry, making beds, dusting, and organizing
Personal care and safety
- Incontinence management, keeping them clean and dry
- Toileting assistance
- Fall prevention
- Medication reminders
Company and getting out
- Companionship
- Transportation when it applies to the visit
Sitting Sisters provides non-medical care. We coordinate with home health, hospice, and physician offices when they are involved. We do not administer medication or perform clinical procedures. We are bonded and insured.
How it works
Four simple steps, without complications
No application portals and no assessment fees. A conversation, a visit, a written plan, and then care that starts.
Common questions
The questions families ask first
Have a question that's not here? Feel free to give us a call so we can help!
Ready when you are
Not sure which service you need?
Most families are not, and that is what the consultation is for. Tell us what the day looks like now and we will help you choose the right mix of hours.
- Alabama home care company
- Background checked caregivers
- Bonded and insured
- Free in-home consultation