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Non-medical home care in Lackawanna County

Compassionate home care that helps you live independently

Decent Home Care provides dependable, non-medical in-home support for older adults and adults who need assistance with daily activities. Our caregivers help clients remain safe, comfortable, and connected while continuing to live in the place they call home.

  • Personalized support
  • Local care team
  • Flexible care options
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Care built around one person at a time

Local care built around you and your family

No two households look alike. Routines, health needs, preferences, family schedules, and the amount of help a person wants are all different — so we start by listening, then shape a support plan that fits the way you already live.

Personalized care

Support is planned around each client's daily routine, preferences, and the tasks they actually want help with.

Screened caregivers

Caregivers complete our hiring and screening process before they are matched with a client.

Flexible support

Schedules can be adjusted as needs change, from occasional help to regular weekly visits.

Local Scranton team

You can reach a coordinator who knows the area and the families we serve nearby.

Services

Support for everyday life at home

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Personal assistance

Hands-on help with everyday personal tasks such as dressing, grooming, and moving around the home.

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Companion care

Conversation, shared activities, and regular check-ins that keep clients connected to people and routines.

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Homemaker services

General household support that keeps the home running comfortably week to week.

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Light housekeeping

Everyday tidying, laundry, dishes, and keeping walkways clear and easy to move through.

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Meal preparation

Planning, cooking, and serving meals that match a client's tastes and dietary preferences.

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Errands and shopping

Grocery trips, picking up household items, and other errands, with or without the client along.

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Respite support

Scheduled relief so a family caregiver can rest, work, or take care of their own appointments.

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Safety supervision

A watchful presence during the day for clients who should not be alone for long stretches.

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Four steps

Getting started is simple

You do not need paperwork or a diagnosis to call. Most families start with a conversation.

  1. Contact our team

    Call us or send a short message. Tell us who needs help and how to reach you.

  2. Discuss your needs

    We talk through daily routines, the kind of help you are looking for, and preferred times.

  3. Review eligibility and options

    We explain the service and payment paths that may apply to your situation.

  4. Begin approved services

    Once services are approved and scheduled, care starts and can be adjusted as needs change.

Medicaid & payment

Understanding your care options

Pennsylvania Medical Assistance may cover eligible home and community-based services for qualified individuals. Financial, functional, program, service, and authorization requirements apply. Our team can help explain the process, but eligibility and coverage cannot be guaranteed.

What we can and cannot tell you

We can walk you through the general process, explain what our agency provides, and point you to the county and state offices that make eligibility decisions.

We cannot approve coverage, promise a benefit amount, or decide eligibility. Those determinations are made by the Commonwealth and its assessment partners.

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Family caregiver program

Can a family member become a paid caregiver?

Certain participant-directed programs may allow a qualified family member, friend, or trusted individual to provide paid care. Eligibility, relationship restrictions, background requirements, training, authorization, and program rules apply.

Our approach

Why families choose Decent Home Care

We are a local agency, and the way we work reflects that. These are the commitments families can expect from us.

  • Care provided in the comfort of home
  • Support shaped around daily routines
  • Respect for independence and personal choice
  • Clear communication with families
  • Local support from a Scranton-based care team

Careers

Make a difference in someone's daily life

Join a team focused on dependable, respectful, and compassionate support for individuals and families in our community.

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Talk with us

Let's talk about the support you need

Our care team can answer general questions, discuss available services, and help you understand the next steps.

Contact

Reach our care team

Call during office hours, or send a message and we will get back to you.

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