Who We Are
Family First was founded from a genuine passion for caring for others and years of hands-on experience in home healthcare. We believe care should never feel one-size-fits-all. Our clients tell us how they want to be cared for, and we work to provide dependable, personalized support that helps them remain comfortable at home while giving their families greater peace of mind.
Companion & Respite Care
Dependable companionship and respite support designed around each client's routine, preferences, and needs.
Daily Living Support
Help with light housekeeping, meal preparation, dressing, grooming, and other everyday activities that make remaining at home easier.
Transportation and Errands
Reliable assistance with appointments, shopping, errands, and other essential trips outside the home.
Medication Reminders & Ongoing Support
Medication reminders and flexible in-home support to help clients maintain their routines safely and comfortably.
Care That Meets You Where You Are
Aging at Home
Support for Individuals with Disabilities
Returning Home
Support for older adults who want to maintain their independence, routines, and comfort while continuing to live at home.
Dependable, person-centered assistance for individuals with disabilities who may need support with daily activities, routines, companionship, and greater independence at home.
Extra support following a hospital or rehabilitation stay to help clients transition home comfortably and get back into their everyday routines.
A Client’s Experience
Real feedback from someone receiving care from Family First.
THE ORIGINAL NOTE
Read the handwritten message from our client. Tap to enlarge.
In Her Own Words
From her very first interaction with Family First, our client described feeling pleased with the process. Her initial contact included a presentation of our services and an opportunity to have all of her questions answered.
Since beginning care, she has received dependable, personalized support based on what she wants and needs. Her care has included transportation, grocery shopping, meal preparation, checking food expiration dates, and assistance with everyday tasks.
Most importantly, she noted her caregiver's willingness to help with anything she asks.