Visiting Angels
Verified working Aug 3, 2026
Nationwide in-home support for seniors who want to remain at home.
Visiting Angels connects families with non-medical in-home senior care through a network of local offices across the United States. Its services range from companionship and personal assistance to dementia care, respite coverage, live-in care, and help transitioning home after a hospital stay.
Why it stands out
- Large national footprint with hundreds of local offices, making it easier to find nearby in-home care.
- Covers a broad range of non-medical senior-care situations, including dementia, Parkinson’s, palliative support, respite, and veterans’ in-home care.
- Care planning includes a home walk-through to identify fall risks and safety concerns.
- Caregiver matching considers the senior’s needs, preferences, condition, and personality rather than schedule alone.
- Long operating history in senior home care, dating back to the late 1990s.
Good to know
- Services are non-medical and are not a replacement for skilled nursing or home health care.
- Costs, caregiver availability, and exact service options can vary by local office and care plan.
- Families generally need a consultation and assessment before receiving a specific schedule or price.
- Connecticut services appear to be routed separately from the main national office finder.
Under the radar: Start with the local office finder before relying on the national service pages, since pricing, staffing, and available care options are determined at the local-office level.
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Adult children arranging reliable, non-medical help for an aging parent who wants to stay in their own home. Set up companion care, errands, meals, and light household support for a senior living alone. Arrange respite care when a family caregiver needs temporary relief. Find more intensive coverage such as 24-hour, live-in, dementia, Parkinson’s, or end-of-life support. Plan a safer return home after surgery, hospitalization, or rehabilitation.
Local office finder, free home care consultation, customized care plans, home safety assessment, caregiver matching, flexible scheduling from a few hours per week to 24-hour or live-in care, and service information for specialized senior-care needs.
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