Compassionate in-home care for the poor, elderly and disabled, delivered by caregivers who are paid and supported like the work deserves.
Those who are poor, elderly and disabled are among the most vulnerable in our society. Too often this group is pushed aside into institutional care, leading to debilitating loneliness and other health risks.
We believe there's a better way. Through care, love and companionship, we can honor the dignity of each client.
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Our care is about helping each person live a meaningful life at home. That typically means assistance with everyday needs like personal care, meals, housekeeping and transportation, but it also means companionship and connection.
Our caregivers spend time getting to know each client and finding thoughtful ways to fill their days, whether that’s going for a walk, attending a play or baseball game, or simply sharing a meal.
Caregiving is meaningful, demanding work, and we believe the people who dedicate themselves to caring for others deserve to be cared for, too.
At Saint Joseph Home Health Care, we are committed to paying caregivers a livable wage that reflects the value of their work while giving them the support they need to provide excellent, compassionate care.
Donations help make this possible, allowing us to care for those who may not otherwise be able to afford quality care while investing in the caregivers who make our mission possible.
“Many thanks for all you do. Your dedication to helping Jacob is wonderful.....not just for Jacob, but our entire family.”
Jacob's Family
“What a change, what a difference! Today we feel we have the best staff we’ve ever had. Travis is so happy and content in his apartment with his providers. Travis enjoys getting out into the community and all staff members make sure this happens. When at home, they find things to make life fun. They help him exercise by taking walks and stretching. God has answered our prayers immensely.”
Travis' Family
“The care provided to Ryan is also care provided to the rest of my family... Ryan’s team takes him grocery shopping, out to dinner along with an occasional activity after dinner, visits to grandma and even a walk over to my house to visit mom and dad. They also watch TV and have conversations with Ryan which is very important too! The community and our friends will often tell us and his sisters, that they have seen and talked to Ryan at the grocery store and restaurants.”
Ryan's Family
“Being a caregiver of hers has taught me so much including compassion, patience, and gratefulness. Nancy is always so thankful of the care she gets from her caregivers and she genuinely loves each and every one of them.”
SJHHC Caregiver
“I’m so thankful for the opportunity to get to hang out with Nancy. She has a unique gift for making a bad day good and drawing out joy. A beautiful reminder there is always something to smile about. I always leave better than when I came.”
SJHHC Caregiver
