HOME CARE, WITH HEART
A familiar place. A helping hand. Someone who cares.
Personal care and everyday support that help your loved one feel comfortable, connected, and more independent—while giving your family room to breathe.
Non-medical home care • Chicagoland & surrounding suburbs
Dignity in the detailsSupport that respects personal routines.
A little help. A big difference.From everyday tasks to meaningful company.
Support for the whole familyCare for your loved one. Reassurance for you.
OUR HOME CARE SERVICES
Some days call for practical help. Others call for company. We start with what matters to your loved one and build support around their daily life.
Thoughtful assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and everyday mobility.
Help with daily routines, provided at a comfortable pace and with respect for privacy. Talk with us about the assistance, preferences, and mobility needs of your loved one.
A friendly presence for conversation, favorite activities, and a more connected day.
Reading together, playing games, enjoying hobbies, sharing a meal, or simply having someone to talk to. Companionship is shaped around the person, not a checklist.
Help with meal preparation, light housekeeping, laundry, and an organized home.
Support with the household tasks that make daily life easier: preparing meals, tidying frequently used rooms, changing linens, and keeping essentials within reach.
Time to rest, work, or tend to your own needs while your loved one receives support.
Discuss planned breaks or regular help with your caregiving routine. We’ll talk through the support needed and scheduling options so you can make time for yourself.
Patient companionship and familiar routines for people living with memory changes.
Non-medical help with everyday activities, gentle reminders, and reassuring routines. We work with families to understand personal preferences and the support needed at home.
Practical help at home when meals, personal routines, and household tasks feel harder.
Everyday assistance during the transition home. Caregivers can help with personal care, meals, and household routines while clinical needs remain with your healthcare team.
Caregiver services support daily living. Medical treatment and skilled nursing are provided by your healthcare team.
THE LIFECHOICE APPROACH
Your loved one is more than a list of tasks. They have stories, preferences, and their own way of doing things. Those details matter to us.
Tell us what a good day looks like, where help is needed, and what your family hopes to make easier.
Offer help where it’s needed, with room for your loved one to keep doing the things they can.
Care works better when expectations are clear and the people involved feel heard.
A SIMPLE START
Tell us about your loved one, your location, and the help you’re looking for. It’s okay if you’re still exploring.
We’ll discuss daily routines, preferences, scheduling, availability, and costs before you decide.
Agree on the support and next steps that fit your family, with clear expectations from the beginning.
CLOSE TO HOME
Starting with LifeChoice’s Chicagoland communities. Contact us to discuss caregiver availability in your neighborhood.
Ask about care near youChicago & northwest suburbs
North Shore & surrounding communities
Northwest Chicagoland
Western suburbs
ONE FAMILY OF CARE
LifeChoice Caregivers is part of the LifeChoice family, bringing the same focus on compassion, dignity, and personal attention to non-medical home care.
If your family also needs hospice or palliative care, you can learn about those services through LifeChoice Hospice & Palliative Care.
Learn about the LifeChoice family
Care that respectsQUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Still have questions?
We’re happy to talk them through.
Caregivers help with activities of daily living: personal care, companionship, meals, light housekeeping, and support with everyday routines. We’ll discuss your family’s needs and which services are available.
LifeChoice Caregivers focuses on non-medical help with daily living. Hospice and home health involve clinical services and have their own care arrangements. If you’re unsure which type of support you need, contact us to discuss it.
Yes, respite support is intended to give family caregivers a break. Contact us to discuss the care needed, timing, and available scheduling options.
Costs depend on the support and schedule you arrange. Contact us for current rates, scheduling requirements, and a discussion of payment options before making a decision.
Tell us about the other services your loved one receives. We can discuss how everyday caregiver assistance may fit alongside those services, with clinical care remaining with the appropriate healthcare providers.
Call us or prepare a consultation email below. Share your contact information, city, and the type of help you’re considering. You don’t need a complete care plan to start a conversation.
LET’S TALK ABOUT CARE
Whether you need support now or you’re planning ahead, tell us what’s on your mind. We’ll help you explore your next step.
847-780-9910Fax: 847-780-9911
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