Personal Care
Personal care provides respectful, one-on-one help with activities of daily living so a person can remain at home with more comfort, confidence and control over their routine.
Explore personal careCentral Oregon in-home care
Help that fits your life, not the other way around.
Personalized care for people who want to remain safe, comfortable and connected at home.
Free consultation
Get a free care consultation.
Every care plan at AAA In Home Care begins with a complimentary, no-obligation conversation. Tell us about the person who needs support, the home they want to stay in, and what would make daily life easier.
We serve families throughout Bend, Redmond, Prineville, Madras, Sisters and La Pine. On that first call, we’ll walk through personal care, medication support, nursing, companionship, home support and respite options, and help you understand timing, cost and next steps.
Call 541-362-1369 or send a note. A local team member will follow up within the next business day.
Services offered
Practical support. Personal attention.
Whether you need a few hours of help each week or more consistent support, we build a care plan around the person, the home and the family.
Medication Support
Medication support can range from a simple reminder to hands-on assistance or full administration. AAA In Home Care identifies the appropriate level in the service plan and follows Oregon requirements for training, documentation and oversight.
Explore medication supportNursing Services
AAA In Home Care provides RN-supervised assessment, monitoring and nursing support for stable, predictable needs that can be safely addressed within an Oregon Comprehensive in-home care agency’s scope.
Explore nursing servicesCompanionship & Safety
Companionship care provides conversation, shared activities and a dependable presence during scheduled visits. It can add structure to the day while giving families another trusted point of connection.
Explore companionship & safetyHome Support
Home support helps with the practical tasks that keep daily life moving—meal preparation, light housekeeping, errands and routines—so the home remains more manageable and the client can use their energy where it matters.
Explore home supportRespite Care
Respite care provides scheduled, short-term relief for a family caregiver while the person they support remains at home with a clear routine and an AAA In Home Care caregiver.
Explore respite careTransparent self-pay pricing
No mystery. No runaround.
We believe families should understand costs before care begins. If these prices feel out of reach, ask us about sliding-scale options.
Activities of Daily Living$42 / hour
Medication Administration$50 / hour
Nursing Services$80 / hour
Transportation Mileage$0.75 / mile
Flat monthly rates
Predictable pricing for recurring weekly care.
20 hours / week$3,500 / month
30 hours / week$5,000 / month
40 hours / week$6,400 / month
Other fees are discussed and agreed upon during your service plan.
Starting care
From first call to the right care plan.
Tell us what’s going on
Share your priorities, schedule and the kind of support you’re looking for.
Build your plan
We’ll shape a transparent service plan around individual needs and preferences.
Meet your care team
Care begins with clear communication and ongoing support as needs evolve.
Common questions
Answers to help you plan care.
How much does in-home care cost in Oregon, and does Medicare or Medicaid cover it?
AAA In Home Care’s posted self-pay rates currently start at $42 per hour for activities of daily living, with the final cost based on the services and hours in your personalized care plan. We provide a tailored quote after learning what support you need.
Medicare generally does not cover stand-alone non-medical personal care. It may cover qualifying part-time home health aide services when you also need skilled care and meet Medicare’s home health requirements. Oregon Medicaid may cover long-term services for eligible people. Oregon Project Independence (OPI) has no income or asset limit but uses a sliding fee scale, while the Medicaid-funded OPI-M program is free for adults who meet its care, income, and resource requirements. Your local Aging and People with Disabilities or Area Agency on Aging office can confirm eligibility; AAA In Home Care can help you identify the right place to start.
Helpful resources: AAA In Home Care pricing · Medicare home health coverage · Oregon long-term care options
What’s the difference between home care and home health care?
In-home care—sometimes called personal care or non-medical care—helps with everyday activities such as bathing, dressing, meal preparation, light housekeeping, mobility, and companionship. Home health care provides skilled medical services, such as nursing or physical therapy, that are usually ordered by a qualified medical provider after an illness, injury, or hospitalization.
AAA In Home Care is licensed in Oregon as a Comprehensive in-home care agency. That classification allows an agency to provide personal care, medication services, nursing services, and nurse-taught or delegated services within the client’s service plan and the agency’s scope. We’ll help you understand which kind of support fits your situation.
Helpful resources: AAA In Home Care personal care · Oregon in-home care license classifications · Medicare home health coverage
What services do your caregivers provide, and how do I know if my family member qualifies?
AAA In Home Care caregivers can help with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, grooming, mobility, and toileting. They can also support meal preparation, light housekeeping, medication reminders, companionship, errands, and transportation. As a Comprehensive agency, AAA In Home Care can support more involved needs through nursing, medication services, and nurse-taught or delegated services when included in the service plan.
There is no program-style eligibility test to begin private-pay care; care is based on the support you or your loved one needs at home. Medicaid, OPI-M, and other assistance programs have their own financial and care-need rules. We can help you identify questions to ask, while the administering agency makes the eligibility decision.
Helpful resources: AAA In Home Care services · Oregon long-term care options
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