Compassionate Care. Trusted Support. Right at Home.
Serving the San Fernando ValleyDeciding on home care is easier when you can hear from people who've been through it. Here, families share what care from Peaceful Home Care has been like for them and their loved ones.
Shared with the permission of the families who wrote them.
Before we called Peaceful Home Care, my brother and I were taking turns driving over after work and still worrying every night. Now Mom has the same caregiver most days, someone who knows how she likes her mornings and actually sits and talks with her. She seems more like herself again, and we finally feel like we can breathe.
Kind, patient and always on time. My father looks forward to the visits.
My husband is living with dementia, and I was exhausted in a way I didn't want to admit. The first conversation was relaxed, nobody rushed me, and they asked about his routines before anything else. Having the same familiar face come to the house has made a real difference for him, because he doesn't get as unsettled. For me, it means I can go to my own appointments and see friends again without feeling guilty.
They helped my aunt with bathing and getting dressed in a way that let her keep her dignity. She was nervous at first, but that didn't last long.
I live out of state, so communication mattered most to me. I always know how things are going with my mother, and when something needed to change, it was easy to talk about.
The rides to his appointments alone have been a huge relief for our family.
We weren't sure what kind of help Dad needed. They talked us through the options without any pressure, and the plan has changed as his needs have.
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If your family has received care from Peaceful Home Care, we'd welcome hearing about your experience.
Your feedback helps us understand what's working well and where we can do better, and with your permission, it can help other families who are exploring home care for the first time.
Tell us what's happening at home, and we'll talk through what kind of care could help. The first conversation is free, and there's no obligation to move forward.