Home Care in Plymouth Meeting

Care That Treats You Like A Person, Not A Case Number

ALB is the opposite of corporate home care: we know your loved one’s story, we’re available when you need us, and we’re invested in relationships, not sales.

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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.

Compassionate In-Home Senior Care for Montgomery County Families

When you can’t be there every hour, home care in Plymouth Meeting keeps your aging parent safe and independent in the home they love. It’s non-medical, one-on-one support built around their routines, from personal care and companionship to dementia care.

If you’re driving back from Center City or King of Prussia, traffic on the Blue Route decides how often you get to check in. We’re there on the days you can’t be.

Unlike large corporate agencies, ALB stays personally involved with twice the caregiver training, four times the required check-ins, and thoughtful caregiver matching. You’ll never be handed off to a call center. Reach our team 24/7, day or night.

Get lasting peace of mind from a Pennsylvania-licensed, family-owned agency that has cared for Montgomery County families for more than 10 years.

We know their name, their story, their routines.

Not a case number. A person we genuinely know.

How We Make Life At Home Safer & More Fulfilling

Your loved one’s care should support their independence, not take it away. In Plymouth Meeting’s older twins, split-levels, and colonials, that usually starts with the stairs. Here’s how we make every day at home feel safer, easier, and more enjoyable:

24-Hour, Live-In, and Overnight Care

Coming home from a stay at Einstein Medical Center Montgomery or Suburban Community Hospital often means the first few weeks need far more coverage than the months that follow. We staff for that.

  • 24-Hour Home Care: Caregivers work in shifts to provide continuous supervision, personal care, companionship, and safety support at all hours.
  • Live-In Care: One caregiver stays in the home to assist with meals, mobility, household tasks, and daily routines while taking scheduled breaks and resting overnight.
  • Overnight Care: A caregiver stays awake during the night to help with bathroom trips, transfers, repositioning, fall prevention, and reassurance.

Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care

  • Caregivers trained to support older adults with Alzheimer’s and dementia.
  • Consistent routines that reduce confusion and create a greater sense of familiarity.
  • Help with bathing, dressing, grooming, meals, and other daily activities.
  • Medication reminders and support following familiar daily habits.
  • Calm reassurance and gentle redirection during moments of anxiety, agitation, or disorientation.
  • Safety monitoring to reduce the risk of wandering and falls, which matters on the blocks where driveways open straight onto Germantown Pike and Butler Pike.
  • Meaningful conversation and familiar activities, from a favorite chair by the window to a slow walk at Harriet Wetherill Park.

Personal Care and Companionship

  • Help with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and personal hygiene.
  • Support with walking, transfers, and moving safely throughout the home.
  • Meal planning, grocery shopping, cooking, and assistance during mealtimes.
  • Medication and hydration reminders.
  • Light housekeeping, laundry, and help keeping the home clean and comfortable.
  • Transportation to appointments in Norristown and East Norriton, errands at the Plymouth Meeting Mall, family visits, and programs at the Greater Plymouth Community Center.
  • Friendly conversation and emotional support to reduce loneliness and isolation.
  • Shared activities such as reading, games, music, hobbies, and walks.

See If Your Home Care Could Be Covered Through Medicaid

If your loved one is enrolled in Medicaid or qualifies for a Pennsylvania waiver program, some or all of their home care costs may be covered.

We walk Montgomery County families through Community HealthChoices enrollment often, and we know when a question belongs with the county Office of Senior Services in Norristown instead.

Complete our eligibility form to see which benefits may be available and what your next steps could look like.

Check Your Eligibility

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Caring For A Loved One?
See If You’re Eligible for Compensation

If you’re already helping your loved one with personal care, meals, mobility, or daily routines, Pennsylvania’s Community HealthChoices program may allow you to receive compensation.

Eligible family members, friends, and neighbors across Plymouth Meeting and Montgomery County can apply to become paid caregivers for the support they already provide.

Starting Home Care is Simple with ALB

Tell us about your loved one

Your first call reaches our care team directly. We learn their routines, their personality, what worries you most, and where a caregiver could make the day easier.

Come see the home

We visit in person, look at the stairs, the bathroom, and the nighttime routine, and confirm which level of support fits, whether that’s overnight care, live-in, or full 24-hour coverage.

Build a personalized care plan

We shape the plan around what your loved one can still do alone, then check whether Community HealthChoices can cover part of the cost.

Thoughtfully match your caregiver

Every ALB caregiver completes twice the required training. We match one on personality and schedule who lives close enough, often in Plymouth Township or Ambler, to arrive on time in February.

Begin care, and stay close

Our team checks in four times more often than the state requires. You keep the direct cell numbers of the people responsible for your loved one’s care, day or night.

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Why Families in Plymouth Meeting Call ALB

Hiring home care means handing a stranger the keys to your parent’s house. Before you make that decision, here is what stands behind our caregivers:

  • Licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Health, family-owned, and 10+ years serving Philadelphia and Montgomery County families
  • In-network with Keystone First CHC, UPMC Community HealthChoices, PA Health & Wellness, AmeriHealth Caritas, and PA OLTL waiver programs
  • Every caregiver is screened, trained, and hand-matched before they step into your loved one’s home

One team covers Plymouth Meeting, Conshohocken, Lafayette Hill, Whitemarsh, Blue Bell, Ambler, and Norristown. The people who own the agency are the ones who answer for the care.

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More Training and More Check-Ins Where It Counts

Our caregivers complete twice the training required of other Pennsylvania agencies, and our care team checks in four times more often than the state requires. That’s how a new stumble on the stairs or a skipped dinner gets caught in days instead of months.

Built From Personal Experience, Not a Corporate Playbook

Our owners founded ALB after watching their own mother receive rushed, impersonal care from a large, private-equity-backed agency. It’s why we keep the same caregiver with your loved one instead of rotating strangers through the house.

Reach Your Care Team 24/7

You’ll have direct cell phone numbers for our care team and leadership, day or night. At 2 a.m., the person who picks up already knows your mother’s name, her caregiver, and her care plan.

Serving Families in Plymouth Meeting & Other PA Communities

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Everything You May Be Asking Right Now

Plenty. In Plymouth Meeting’s split-levels and older colonials, the stairs are usually the first thing that turns dangerous.

A caregiver can help with safe transfers, stay overnight for bathroom trips, or help you set up a first-floor room when the second floor no longer makes sense.

Yes. Transportation is part of personal care. We drive to appointments in KoP and Norristown, the pharmacy, the Plymouth Meeting Mall, and family visits, then help her back in safely.

Often within a few days. After a discharge from Einstein Montgomery or Suburban Community, the first weeks need the most coverage. Because our caregivers live nearby, we can usually staff the transition quickly instead of leaving you to cover the gap alone.

Local and family-owned. We’re not a branch of a national chain answering to investors. The owners live and work here, the care team knows your neighborhood, and the people deciding your parent’s care are the ones who answer the phone.

Common, and we plan for it. We start slow, match a caregiver on personality rather than just availability, and often begin with companionship before personal care. Most families tell us the resistance fades once the right person walks in the door.

Let’s Take Your First Step Together. Reach Out Today!

Between work, your own family, and the drive back and forth, holding it all together is exhausting. The right caregiver doesn’t just help your loved one. It gives you back the room to breathe.

Tell us what’s going on at home. We’ll build a schedule that fits, match a caregiver who feels like the right person, and stay reachable whenever you need us.

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