Avodah Home Care provides home care in Anderson, SC and across Anderson County. Our team is based in Columbia, and Anderson is one of the many South Carolina communities we're glad to serve, along with the surrounding areas.
The care we bring is non-medical, private-duty home care. You don't need a doctor's referral to start. A daughter, a son, a spouse, or the person who needs care can simply reach out, talk it through with us, and begin whenever the family is ready. Care is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, for the families who need it.
Our caregivers help with the things that have started to take more effort day to day: bathing and dressing, fixing meals, medication reminders, moving safely around the house, and good company through the day. All of it happens at home, on your loved one's schedule, the way they like things done.
Every family in Anderson needs something a little different. That's why care with us has no minimums, and the schedule is built around your household. Some families want a caregiver for a few hours a couple of mornings a week, and others need someone in the house around the clock. Here are the ways care can be set up:
You can mix and match these, and you can change the plan as needs change. A parent coming home from the hospital might start with daily visits and later ease back to a few hours a week, and that's perfectly fine with us.
A caregiver on any of these schedules can give hands-on help with bathing, grooming, dressing, and getting around the house, or spend the time on companionship, meal prep, errands, and light housekeeping. Families who need help at every hour can ask about our 24-hour care plans at home, and family caregivers who just need a breather can schedule respite care for a few hours or a few weeks.
Most care is billed at an affordable hourly rate. We set the cost around your loved one's care plan and your budget, and you'll get pricing from our office as soon as you reach out.
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.
Anderson County has grown to about 219,930 people, up 8% since 2020. More people means more families here balancing work, children, and aging parents, sometimes all in the same week.
About one in five people in the county is 65 or older. That's a lot of moms, dads, grandparents, and neighbors who may need a little more help at home than they did a few years ago. For many households, senior care in Anderson County is a conversation already happening around the kitchen table.
People here also tend to stay put. Nearly 88% of residents were living in the same house a year earlier. These are homes where children were raised and holidays were hosted, on streets where the neighbors know each other by name. Most folks would rather grow older right there.
That's why in-home care in Anderson, SC is so often the right fit for local families. A caregiver comes to the house, learns the routines, and helps your loved one keep living where they're comfortable. Our goal is to help them keep living safely and confidently in a familiar place they call home, close to the people and places they know.
Anderson County is home to about 12,388 veterans. Many of them, and their spouses, have reached the point where a little help around the house makes daily life a lot easier.
Veterans here already have good places to turn. The Anderson VA Clinic provides primary care, specialty care, and mental health services close to home, and the county is also where you'll find the Richard Michael Campbell Veterans Home on Belton Highway, one of South Carolina's state veterans nursing homes.
Our home care services for veterans help those who want to stay in their own house, filling in the days between appointments. Avodah Home Care is proud to be part of the VA Community Care Network, serving veterans across South Carolina. Our caregivers offer conversation and companionship, activities that keep the mind engaged, careful safety supervision, and on-call transportation to appointments, including visits to the clinic.
Veteran's benefits are one of the ways families pay for care with us. We also serve veterans who qualify for the VA Aid and Attendance pension benefit, and veterans home care in Anderson starts the same way all of our care does, with a free consultation.
Avodah Home Care is a family-owned agency based in Columbia, serving families throughout Anderson County. The word "Avodah" means work, worship, and service, and our caregivers treat what they do as a calling.
Care begins with a free consultation, and then one of our nurses visits the home to see what your loved one needs. From there, we write a customized care plan around their health, their preferences, and their schedule. Our case management team is led by nurses, which means there's always someone advocating for your loved one.
Every caregiver is carefully screened, including a background check, and trained in safety, respectful care, and communication. You're welcome to meet potential caregivers before services begin, so you know who'll be coming through the door. Our team also has experience with Parkinson's, recovery after a stroke, and in-home dementia care that keeps people safe and comfortable.
We stay reachable for questions and for changes to the care plan, and our courtesy calls keep you in the loop along the way. We accept private pay, Medicaid, Veteran's benefits, and workman's compensation.
Avodah Home Care is a family-owned agency dedicated to providing excellent and comprehensive home health care to individuals and families.
Getting started with home care in Anderson is easy. You can fill out our form to get started with a free consultation, and a caring staff member from our office will reach out with information and pricing. We'll talk through your loved one's needs, what a typical week looks like for them, and which schedule makes sense. Take your time, ask anything you'd like, and we'll help you put together a plan that fits your family.
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.
No. The care we bring is non-medical, private-duty home care, so you don't need a doctor's referral to start. A daughter, a son, a spouse, or the person who needs care can simply reach out, talk it through with us, and begin whenever the family is ready.
We accept private pay, Medicaid, Veteran's benefits, and workman's compensation. Most care is billed at an affordable hourly rate, and we set the cost around your loved one's care plan and your budget.
Care begins with a free consultation, and then one of our nurses visits the home to see what your loved one needs. From there, we write a customized care plan around their health, their preferences, and their schedule.
