Home care in Greenville, SC often starts with a moment every family knows. Mom needs a little more help than she used to, or Dad is coming home from the hospital and nobody wants him managing on his own. You're welcome to reach out to us whenever you're ready, and we'll talk it through with you, one question at a time.
Greenville County has grown 11.0% since 2020, to 583,125 people, and 18.7% of those residents are 65 or older. That's close to one in five of your neighbors, and a lot of them would like to keep living in the house they know, close to family and friends.
Avodah Home Care serves Greenville as part of our South Carolina service area, bringing in-home care to seniors right where they live, from personal care and companion care all the way to skilled nursing. We're a family-owned agency, and our name means work, worship and service, which is how our caregivers show up for your loved one every visit. Our case management team is led by nurses, so there's always someone on your side.
Most families start with help around the house and with the everyday routine. Our caregivers can help with bathing, dressing, grooming and getting around the house safely, and they also offer friendly companionship along with meals, errands and rides to appointments. The two fit with each other easily, and your loved one's plan can include as much of each as they need.
Here's what a caregiver can help with day to day:
About 69% of homes in Greenville County are lived in by the people who own them, and the typical home is worth around $299,000. That's a lot of seniors with real roots in their own homes. Senior care in Greenville from our team helps make staying there possible, with a caregiver who comes to the house and supports your loved one's independence, a little or a lot, depending on the day.
Families are welcome to meet potential caregivers before services begin, so you and your loved one both know who's coming through the door.
Avodah Home Care offers an exceptional combination of home care and community-based social services. Our goal is to help your loved ones to continue to live safely and confidently in a familiar place they call home.
Paying for care is one of the first things families ask about, and it's a fair question. Avodah Home Care accepts private pay, Medicaid, veterans' benefits and workers' compensation. That gives a lot of Greenville families more than one way to cover care, and we're happy to go over which ones fit your loved one.
We also accept long-term care insurance. Skilled nursing at home can be covered by Medicare and many private insurance plans when certain medical needs are met, like a recent hospital stay, a wound that won't heal or IV medication. We handle verifying those benefits, along with the authorizations and the claims, so there's less paperwork landing on your kitchen table.
Private pay rates are usually an affordable hourly fee, and we shape the cost around your loved one's care plan and your family's budget. There are no minimum hours, so you can start with just the help you need and add more later on.
Needs change over time, and it helps to know one team can stay with your loved one through all of it. Avodah Home Care covers the whole range, from a few hours of help to round-the-clock care and nursing at home.
Every plan starts with a free consultation. Our nurse then visits for an in-home assessment, and we build a care plan and match your loved one with a caregiver who fits their personality and needs. You can choose the amount of care that works for your family:
You can mix and match these, and we'll adjust the plan as needs change. Our 24-hour home care keeps help in the house day and night, and our nurses provide skilled nursing at home, like wound care, IV infusions, diabetes management and care after surgery. We also offer comfort and support at home alongside your hospice team, caregivers trained in dementia care that keeps routines steady and the home safe, and help settling back in at home after a hospital stay.
Close to 28,000 veterans live in Greenville County. That's a lot of Greenville families with someone who served sitting at the dinner table. Avodah Home Care is part of the VA Community Care Network, so veterans home care in Greenville can come from the same team that handles the rest of your loved one's care. Our care for veterans at home includes companionship, rides to appointments and careful safety supervision. We also serve veterans who qualify for the VA Aid and Attendance pension benefit.
Avodah Home Care is a family-owned agency dedicated to providing excellent and comprehensive home health care to individuals and families.
Prisma Health Greenville Memorial Hospital is an 864-bed hospital with a 24-hour Level I trauma center. That's the hospital equipped for the most serious injuries and emergencies, any hour of the day or night. Bon Secours St. Francis, with its Downtown and Eastside campuses, was ranked the top hospital system in the Greenville metro area for 2025-2026 by U.S. News & World Report.
Coming home from either hospital goes more smoothly with a plan in place. We coordinate with hospital discharge planners before your loved one is released, so care can begin as soon as they're back home. Calling us two to three days before discharge gives us time to get things ready, and you can call us any time, day or night.
You can get started with our short form whenever you're ready, and a caring staff member from our office will reach out with information and pricing for your loved one's care.
We start a client relationship by providing a free consultation where together we can explore your individual needs and offer the most helpful and appropriate care plan.
Yes. Avodah Home Care serves Greenville as part of our South Carolina service area, bringing in-home care to seniors right where they live, from personal care and companion care all the way to skilled nursing.
Avodah Home Care accepts private pay, Medicaid, veterans' benefits and workers' compensation. We also accept long-term care insurance, and skilled nursing at home can be covered by Medicare and many private insurance plans when certain medical needs are met.
Yes. We coordinate with hospital discharge planners before your loved one is released, so care can begin as soon as they're back home. Calling us two to three days before discharge gives us time to get things ready.
