Meris Home Health is a licensed home health aide agency. We help seniors and adults live safely and comfortably in the home they love — with personal care, companionship, homemaking, and dementia support from screened, trained, and supervised caregivers.
A care coordinator visits your home, learns about your needs, and shares a written care plan for your approval.
Every service below is delivered under a written, personalized care plan — built at your free assessment, matched to the right caregiver, and reviewed as needs change. Start with a few hours a week and adjust anytime.
Hands-on help with the activities of daily living (ADLs), always delivered with dignity and at your loved one's pace.
A friendly, familiar presence that keeps your loved one engaged, active, and connected — not just looked after.
A clean, safe, well-run home — and meals your loved one actually looks forward to.
Specially trained caregivers who understand memory loss — calm routines, gentle redirection, and a safer home.
Round-the-clock support for clients who should never be alone — a coordinated team of aides, or a live-in caregiver.
Coming home from the hospital or rehab is the highest-risk moment in recovery. We make it a safe one.
You can't pour from an empty cup. We step in for a few hours, a weekend, or longer — your loved one keeps their routine, and you get real rest.
Caregivers matched for the condition, not just the calendar — with supervision from our care team.
Care plans are built person by person. If your situation doesn't fit a box — a few hours a week, overnight only, two parents in one home — tell us at the free assessment and we'll design the plan around it.
Good care isn't improvised. We follow the same disciplined process used by the nation's leading home care agencies — so nothing about your loved one's care is left to chance.
A care coordinator visits your home — free, with no obligation. We learn about daily routines, mobility, memory, medications, meals, budget, and schedule preferences.
You receive a written plan: the exact tasks, hours, schedule, caregiver qualifications, and costs. Nothing starts until your family approves it.
We match on skills and experience — and on personality, routines, language, and preferences like comfort around pets. If the fit isn't right, we rematch.
Once you approve the plan, we arrange the first visits. A care coordinator stays in close contact through the first shifts to make sure the plan works in real life.
Supervisory home visits, family check-ins, and regular care-plan reviews. When needs change, the plan changes — you're never locked into yesterday's care.
Every assessment includes a complimentary home safety & fall-risk check. We walk the home with you — lighting, rugs, cords, bathroom grab points, stairs — and flag the small fixes that prevent the falls that send seniors to the hospital. Bring your loved one's medical history, medication list, and daily routine; having them present helps us build the right plan the first time.
Anyone can promise "compassionate care." What matters is the care behind every visit — caregivers who are carefully screened, trained, and supervised.
Your cost depends on the hours, tasks, and schedule in your care plan. After your free in-home assessment, you receive a written estimate before care begins — and no care starts until you approve it. Here are the common ways families pay.
The most common way families pay. You always receive a written estimate before care begins.
If you have long-term care insurance, we can help with the documentation your insurer needs. Email us and we can talk through your policy with you.
We can help veterans explore VA benefits that may help pay for in-home care. Email us and we will point you in the right direction.
Some families pay through Medicaid programs that cover in-home care for eligible seniors. Email us and we will help you find the right starting point.
Medicare covers short-term skilled home health under a doctor's plan of care, but it does not pay for ongoing daily aide care, personal care as the only service, or 24-hour care.
A Meris visit might mean help getting dressed safely, a favorite soup for lunch, a walk around the block, laundry folded, and a call to family with a real update — not just "everything's fine." It's the combination of practical help and genuine company that lets people stay home longer, and lets adult children go back to being sons and daughters instead of round-the-clock caregivers.
Great care starts with caregivers who are respected, trained, and supported. If you have an HHA or CNA credential — or the heart for this work and a willingness to train — we want to meet you.
Tell us a little about your situation and a care coordinator will reply by email. No obligation, no pressure: just a plan and a price you can decide on together.
Office visits by appointment. All enquiries by email for now.
All enquiries, referrals, and partnership inquiries — please email us.
Email us anytime. In-home assessments are scheduled at your family's convenience, including evenings.
Now accepting new clients. Email us to confirm coverage in your neighborhood — if you're just outside our area, we'll tell you honestly and help you find the right agency.
One visit, one written plan, one honest price. Most families tell us they wish they'd reached out sooner.