Personal Care Services

Helping You Maintain Comfort, Independence, and Dignity

Most families call us for the small things — a hand in the shower, a hot meal, someone there overnight. Our aides step in with patience and respect, keep the routine familiar, and send you an update after every visit so you always know how the day went.

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Day-to-day support, built around your routine

15+

Years of Experience

What It Includes

Day-to-day support, built around your routine

Personal care is covered by most plans we work with — Anthem Mediblue, Medicare, Aetna, Humana, the State Plan, Medicaid waiver, and VA benefits among them. We verify your coverage and explain any out-of-pocket cost in writing before a caregiver ever walks through the door.

  • 24-Hour Care
  • Bathing, Dressing & Grooming
  • Mobility & Transfer Support
  • Medication Reminders
  • Meal Preparation
  • Light Housekeeping
  • Errands Assistance
  • Toileting Care
  • Respite Care for Family Caregivers
  • Emotional Support

Who Benefits from Personal Care Services?

If any of these sound like your household, a few hours of help each week usually changes everything.

  • Adults needing help with daily activities due to age, disability, or a medical condition
  • Anyone who wants to stay in their own home and keep their independence
  • Seniors living alone who would benefit from steady companionship
  • Family caregivers who need reliable relief without worrying about coverage
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Why Families Choose Wise

We Spread Care to Provide Quality Life

A Compassionate Team

Every aide is background-checked, licensed, and hired for temperament first. Most stay with the same families for years.

Customized Care Plans

A nurse coordinator writes the plan around your routine — tasks, hours, preferences — and revisits it every month.

Flexible & Affordable

Start at four hours a week or go to 24-hour coverage. Adjust the schedule any time with one phone call.

Trusted Everywhere

Serving families across Ohio, Kentucky, and West Virginia since 2001 — with local coordinators in every region.