Bring Sunshine into Your Home
“Our Care team is committed to providing quality, compassionate, in-home care services that allow your loved ones to live their vintage years with dignity, in the comfort of your own home – while having a whole lot of fun!”
– Michael Lu, Founder, CareHop
A New Approach to In-Home Care
We understand our clients want to live at home with dignity without sacrificing the things that bring them joy. That’s why we developed our services to balance quality health care with fun, engaging activities that keep your loved ones feeling fulfilled and enjoying every moment of these special years.
In-Home Care Services
Whether your loved one needs around-the-clock support, engaging, stimulating companionship, or help with household chores, our Care team can deliver! Talk to us about how we can create the perfect care package from our suite of services.
Personal Care
Activities & Companionship
In-Home Nursing Care
Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care
Homemaking & Meal Prep
End of Life & Palliative Care
How it Works
Our process to helping your loved ones continue to live at home makes in-home care easier for your family.
Step 1
Contact our team
Fill out the form to get a call back from our Care team.
Step 2
Setup a Consultation
We’ll set up a consultation with you and your family.
Step 3
Arrange a Home Visit
Your loved one is matched with the perfect caregiver.
Step 4
Contact our caring team
Our caregiver visits your loved one, and begins home care.
From The Blog
“31-derful” Engaging Activities for People with Alzheimer’s Disease or Dementia
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Alzheimer’s Disease vs. Dementia: What’s the Difference?
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Why Is Depression Often Mistaken for Dementia?
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How to Cope with Sundowning in People with Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia
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Using Redirection as a Calming Communication Technique for Alzheimer’s
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Transforming Dementia Care by Preserving Personhood
When families hear that a loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, they often respond with feelings of despair that their beloved relative or friend will never be the same again. These are perfectly normal reactions, but as a trained...
Why I’ve Dedicated My Life to Elder Care
When people ask me why I’m so dedicated to elder care, my thoughts drift back in time to my grandmother. I grew up in Shanghai, China during the early 70s in a multi-story apartment. Our home was always brimming with family activity. On the ground floor was the...