Home Care in West Chester
Care From Your Neighbors, Not A Corporation
A higher standard of care for your loved one, with twice the training and 4x as many check-ins as larger, corporate agencies.
- PA Licensed
- Family-Owned
- 10+ Years in Philadelphia
- Hear From Our Clients
“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 Need Support When You Can’t Be There?
Whether you’re worried about missed medications or the risk of a fall, home care in West Chester can help your loved one stay safe and independent in the home they love.
At ALB Home Care, we offer a more personal alternative to corporate home care agencies, building relationships with your family rather than treating your loved one as just another name on a schedule.
With twice the caregiver training, four times the required care check-ins, and 10+ years caring for families like yours, we make every day at home safer and more enjoyable for your loved one.
Help your family member thrive at home with West Chester’s most trusted home care agency.
We know their name, their story, their routines.
Not a case number. A person we genuinely know.
What Type of Support Does Your Loved One Need?
The best care fits naturally into your loved one’s day, helping them maintain their routines, independence, and quality of life.
Whether they need occasional assistance or around-the-clock support, we’ll create a care plan that works for their life, not a corporate template.
24-Hour, Live-In, and Overnight Care
- 24-Hour Home Care: Caregivers rotate shifts to stay awake and available around the clock, providing continuous supervision and safety monitoring, day and night
- Live-In Care: A caregiver resides in the home and provides support throughout the day, with designated time for rest and personal breaks
- Overnight Care: A caregiver stays overnight to assist with mobility, restroom visits, personal care needs, and nighttime safety concerns
Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care
- Structured routines that reduce confusion and create a sense of familiarity
- Highly trained Alzheimer’s and dementia caregivers
- Assistance with dressing, bathing, meals, and daily activities
- Medication reminders and support with everyday routines
- Reassurance and redirection during periods of anxiety, confusion, or agitation
- Home safety monitoring and wandering prevention
- Engaging activities and companionship that encourage connection and participation
Personal Care and Companionship
- Assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, and personal hygiene
- Support with walking, transfers, and moving safely around the home
- Meal preparation and assistance during mealtimes when needed
- Medication reminders to help maintain daily routines
- Light housekeeping, laundry, and help keep the home tidy
- Transportation to appointments, errands, family visits, and community activities
- Friendly conversation and meaningful companionship
- Shared activities like puzzles, games, hobbies, reading, and walks
You May Be Eligible for Care Coverage Through Medicaid
If your loved one has Medicaid or qualifies for a Pennsylvania waiver program, home care services may be covered at little to no cost to your family.
Fill out our benefits eligibility form to find out whether financial assistance may be available to pay for care at home.
Check Your Eligibility
- FAMILY CAREGIVERS
Get Paid For The Care You Already Provide
If you help a loved one with daily activities, personal care, or other support at home, you may qualify to receive compensation for the care you already provide.
PA Community HealthChoices allows certain family members, friends, and neighbors to become paid caregivers.
See if you qualify and learn how to get started with the program.
- Getting started
Starting Home Care is Simple with ALB
Tell us about your loved one
Tell us about your loved one and what they need to feel safer at home.
Explore home care options
We’ll help you choose the level of support that best fits your loved one’s situation.
Build a personalized care plan
Together, we’ll develop a home care plan that reflects your loved one’s routines, preferences, goals, and day-to-day needs.
Thoughtfully match your caregiver
We take the time to pair your loved one with a caregiver whose personality, experience, and approach feel like the right fit.
Begin care
After care begins, our team stays actively involved with regular follow-ups, ongoing communication, and support whenever you have questions.
How We’ve Earned The Trust of West Chester Families
Your neighbors in West Chester, Doylestown, Tredyffrin, and throughout PA choose ALB for care that feels personal, attentive, and always reachable.
We stay closely involved in your loved one’s care, so your family gets more communication, more accountability, and more peace of mind from day one.
2x
More Caregiver Training
4x
More Check-Ins
+10
Years in Businesss
2x More Training, 4x More Check-Ins
Our caregivers receive twice the training required by many agencies, and our team checks in four times more often than required, keeping your loved one safer and more supported 24/7.
Locally Owned, Relationship-Based Care
We created ALB as a more personal alternative to corporate home care. Our local team knows your loved one’s name before their needs, prioritizing relationships instead of task lists.
24/7 Access to Your Care Team
We provide 24/7 access to our leadership team’s personal cell phone numbers, so you can reach our team whenever you need to ask questions or adjust your loved one’s care.
- areas we serve
Serving Families in West Chester & Throughout PA
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- Center City
- Fishtown
- South Philadelphia
- University City
- Northern Liberties
- Rittenhouse Square
- Manayunk
- Chestnut Hill
- Old City
- Fairmount
- Bensalem Township
- Middletown Township
- Northampton Township
- Warrington Township
- Newtown Township
- Doylestown Township / Borough
- Yardley / Lower Makefield Township
- Lower Merion Township
- Abington Township
- Upper Merion Township / King of Prussia
- Cheltenham Township
- Upper Dublin Township
- Whitemarsh Township
- Whitpain Township
- Plymouth Township
- Horsham Township
- Tredyffrin Township
- West Chester Borough / West Goshen Township
- East Goshen Township
- Easttown Township
- Willistown Township
- Uwchlan Township / Exton
- Haverford Township
- Radnor Township
- Marple Township
- Springfield Township
- Newtown Township / Newtown Square
- Nether Providence Township
Questions We Often Hear From Families Like Yours
What are common signs my loved one could benefit from home care?
You may want to consider home care if your loved one is experiencing:
- More difficulty managing daily tasks on their own
- Missed medications or forgotten appointments
- Increased fall risks or trouble getting around safely
- Challenges with bathing, dressing, or personal hygiene
- A decline in housekeeping, laundry, or meal preparation
- Memory loss, confusion, or changes in behavior
- Loneliness or spending long periods of time alone
How much does home care cost?
Home care costs vary depending on the type of care and frequency of support your loved one needs.
After speaking with your family, we’ll discuss available options and help you find a solution that fits your situation.
Do you accept insurance?
Yes, we work with a variety of Pennsylvania insurance plans and waiver programs, including:
- Community HealthChoices
- Keystone First
- UPMC Community HealthChoices
- PA Health & Wellness
- AmeriHealth Caritas Pennsylvania
- Additional Pennsylvania benefit programs
If your loved one qualifies for Medicaid, they may be eligible for coverage to pay for care at home.
How do I know what level of care is right for my loved one?
We consider your loved one’s daily routines, mobility, memory, and the amount of support they need throughout the day before recommending care options.
Our team will walk you through the choices and help you select a care plan that feels right for your family.
How quickly can care begin?
In many situations, care can begin soon after we complete an assessment and identify a caregiver who is a good fit for your loved one.
We’ll move the process along as efficiently as possible while making sure your family feels comfortable every step of the way.
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Let’s Talk About Your Loved One’s Needs. Contact Us Today!
With more training, more follow-up, and a team that truly knows your family, we help your loved one thrive at home with a higher standard of home care.
Contact us today to discuss your loved one’s needs and find out how we can help.