Home Care in Yardley

Care That Knows Your Name Before Your Needs

Families rely on ALB for more check-ins, more caregiver training, 24/7 communication, and unmatched peace of mind.

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“You will come to meet some of the most compassionate and hard-working individuals here”

I cannot thank you enough for your understanding and support through some difficult times. It is refreshing to work with someone who provides the utmost in professionalism and kindness.

H.K.

The best of the best alb really cares about their employees, the people they care for and just everyone in general. They are very helpful with everything and treat you like family I recommend them to everyone!

I.V.

I don’t think that I will ever be able to find the words to express my deep gratitude to you for all that you have done for me and continue to do. You are, quite literally, my lifesaver.

L.R.

Does Your Loved One Struggle with Personal Care, Meal Prep, or Mobility?

The best home care in Yardley helps your loved one keep their routines, not take them over.

At ALB Home Care, we treat your family member like our own, taking time to get to know them, adjust our care as needed, and help them live on their terms.

With twice the caregiver training, four times the required follow-ups, and direct access to our team 24 hours a day, you’ll get a level of involvement and communication that corporate agencies can’t match.

Ready for a higher standard of care? Feel the difference from your first call with the most trusted home care agency in Yardley.

We know their name, their story, their routines.

Not a case number. A person we genuinely know.

Support That Adapts to Their Needs

We shape our care around your loved one’s habits, preferences, and goals instead of forcing them into a one-size-fits-all plan.

Here’s how we make each day at home easier and safer:

24-Hour, Live-In, and Overnight Care

  • 24-Hour Home Care: Caregivers work in rotating shifts to provide continuous supervision, assistance, and companionship throughout the day and night
  • Live-In Care: One caregiver lives in the home and assists with meals, personal care, household tasks, and daily routines, taking a break to sleep at night
  • Overnight Care: Support during sleeping hours for bathroom trips, mobility needs, companionship, repositioning, and nighttime safety

Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care

  • Caregivers trained to support individuals with Alzheimer’s and dementia
  • Familiar daily routines that reduce stress and anxiety
  • Assistance with dressing, bathing, eating, and other everyday tasks
  • Gentle redirection during moments of confusion or agitation
  • Home safety monitoring to help prevent wandering and accidents
  • Activities that encourage engagement, conversation, and cognitive stimulation
  • Companionship that helps your loved one feel safe and connected

Personal Care and Companionship

  • Assistance with bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, and personal hygiene
  • Support with walking, transfers, and getting around the home safely
  • Planning and preparing nutritious meals and snacks
  • Grocery shopping and errands assistance
  • Medication reminders and encouragement to stay hydrated
  • Light household chores, laundry, and general tidying
  • Transportation to appointments, errands, family gatherings, and community activities
  • Friendly conversation, hobbies, games, and social activities

You may Qualify for Home Care Coverage Through Medicaid

If your loved one is enrolled in Medicaid or an eligible Pennsylvania waiver program, their home care services may be covered.

Fill out our benefits eligibility form, and our team will help you determine what programs are available and whether your family qualifies.

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Could You Be Getting Paid for The Care You Already Provide?

If you’re helping a parent, spouse, or loved one with everyday tasks, you may be eligible for compensation for the care you’re already providing.

Programs like Community HealthChoices allow many family members, friends, and neighbors to get paid for supporting their loved ones.

Find out if you qualify and learn how the process works.

We Make It Easy to Start Home Care

Share what’s going on

Tell us where your loved one needs help, what’s changed, and what would make home feel safer day to day.

Review your care options

We’ll explain our home care services, answer your questions, and help you decide what kind of support makes the most sense.

Create a care plan

We’ll shape a plan around your loved one’s routine, comfort level, personal needs, and schedule.

Choose the right caregiver

We’ll pair your loved one with a caregiver whose experience, personality, and approach feel like the right fit.

Start care with ongoing support

Once care begins, we stay involved with regular check-ins, clear updates, and 24/7 availability.

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The ALB Difference: Why Yardley Relies On Us

Your loved one deserves more than occasional check-ins. That’s why families in Yardley, Doylestown, and King of Prussia choose ALB for home care that knows them.

2x

More Caregiver Training

4x

More Check-Ins

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Years in Businesss

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2x More Training, 4x More Check-Ins

We train our caregivers twice as much as other agencies, and we provide four times the amount of check-ins to give your whole family peace of mind.

Care Rooted in Our Own Experience

We’ve been in your shoes and struggled to find care we could trust for our own loved ones, so we created ALB to give your family a more personal alternative to faceless corporate agencies.

24/7 Care Team Availability

When you have questions or needs change, you’ll always be able to reach a member of our team, including direct access to our leadership team’s cell phones whenever you need support.

Caring For Families in Yardley & Other PA Communities

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Everything You Should Know Before Booking

If you’re worried about your loved one’s safety or ability to manage daily activities alone, it may be time to consider home care. If you notice any of the following, we can help:

  • Missing medications or forgetting important appointments
  • Difficulty preparing meals or keeping up with proper nutrition
  • Needing help with bathing, dressing, or personal hygiene
  • Trouble walking safely or a growing risk of falls
  • Changes in memory, judgment, or daily decision-making
  • Household chores and laundry becoming difficult to manage
  • Increased loneliness or less involvement in social activities

The cost depends on the type of care your loved one needs, how often a caregiver visits, and the number of hours of support you need.

We’ll discuss your situation, explain available options, and help you find a solution that works for your family’s budget.

Yes, we work with several Pennsylvania programs that may cover the cost of home care, including:

  • Community HealthChoices
  • Keystone First
  • UPMC Community HealthChoices
  • PA Health & Wellness
  • AmeriHealth Caritas Pennsylvania
  • Other Pennsylvania waiver and Medicaid programs

Our team can help you review available benefits and determine whether your loved one qualifies for coverage.

We’ll talk through your loved one’s daily routine, mobility, and personal preferences before making any recommendations for the right care plan.

The timeline depends on your loved one’s situation, but in many cases, we’re able to begin services shortly after completing your initial assessment process.

Our team works efficiently to put the right caregiver and care plan in place as soon as possible.

You’re Not Alone in This. Let’s Talk About The Right Care Plan!

You don’t have to care for your loved one by yourself.

With highly trained caregivers, frequent follow-ups, and a team that’s available whenever you need us, we’ll help your family member stay safe, comfortable, and independent at home.

Ready to create your care plan?

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