Home Care Agency in Lancaster, PA
Our compassionate care team is dedicated to supporting seniors with personalized senior care and non-medical support services that enhance comfort, independence, and quality of life. Each member of our agency, from home care aides to care coordinators, is thoroughly trained and qualified to provide dependable non-medical support throughout Lancaster County.
Whether you or your loved one needs daily assistance, elderly care, memory-supportive routines, or simply a friendly companion, our caregivers are here to bring warmth, reliability, and dignity to every home we serve. We also focus on creating stable daily routines that help seniors feel safe, supported, and connected, giving families peace of mind knowing their loved ones are cared for with patience, respect, and genuine compassion.
We proudly serve seniors and families across Lancaster County, PA.
Care services in this area are coordinated and managed
through our Harrisburg office.
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Why do caregivers
choose AmeriBest?
Join a trusted Pennsylvania home care agency where your compassion truly matters and your work makes a difference for seniors and adults with disabilities. Fill out the form below to learn more about our caregiver jobs and the support AmeriBest provides.
- Discover competitive pay and reliable hours
- Learn about health, vision, dental, paid time off, holiday pay, and other comprehensive benefits
- Submit your information, and a team member will follow up to review our benefits and job opportunities with you
Expert Care for Seniors in Their Own Homes
When you’re searching for support, our agency provides dependable non-medical home care services that allow seniors to stay as safe and independent as possible in their familiar surroundings. Our Harrisburg-based care team supports Lancaster families by coordinating services and caregiver placement locally, helping older adults remain at home while receiving the everyday assistance they need.
From home care and senior companionship to memory-supportive daily routines, gentle reminders, and supervision, our mission is to help your loved one live life as fully and comfortably as possible at home.
Light Housekeeping & Support with Instrumental Activities for Daily Living Support
A well‑maintained home environment is essential for comfort, safety, and overall well‑being. Our caregivers provide light housekeeping
and assistance with Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs) to help your loved one stay independent in their own home.
Light Housekeeping
Services
These tasks help keep the home clean, organized, and safe. Our caregivers may assist with:
- Light cleaning of commonly used areas (kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, living spaces)
- Dishwashing, wiping counters, and tidying surfaces
- Sweeping, mopping, or vacuuming small areas
- Laundry, folding clothes, and changing bed linens
- Taking out trash and keeping walkways clutter‑free
These services focus on maintaining a safe and manageable living space.
IADL (Instrumental Activities of
Daily Living) Support
IADLs are everyday tasks needed for independent living. Our caregivers provide support with:
- Meal planning and preparation based on preferences and dietary needs
- Shopping assistance or helping create grocery lists
- Medication reminders to support consistent routines (caregivers do not administer medications)
- Appointment scheduling and reminders
- Assistance with managing mail, documents, or simple organizational tasks
- Coordinating safe, non‑emergency transportation, including mobility or wheelchair support and caregiver accompaniment
- Help with basic household management, such as restocking supplies and maintaining routines
Personal Care
Maintaining dignity through self-care is essential for every individual, especially for seniors who wish to remain independent and confident in their daily lives. Our compassionate caregivers provide personalized care services designed to match each client’s unique needs, preferences, and routines.
Our experienced home care aides assist with non-medical personal care, including:
- Bathing, grooming, and dressing
- Toileting and personal hygiene support
- Hair care or styling assistance
- Mobility support and safe transfers
- Simple daily skin care and oral hygiene support, such as moisturizing and brushing teeth
Personal care is about more than physical assistance; it is also about building trust and nurturing comfort. Our caregivers take time to develop genuine relationships, ensuring seniors feel respected and valued during every visit.
Companionship
Emotional connection is an essential part of quality support. Our caregivers provide sincere companionship to lift spirits, reduce loneliness, and encourage meaningful moments each day.
Activities may include:
- Playing games or solving puzzles
- Reading and sharing stories
- Watching favorite shows or movies
- Taking light walks, when appropriate and safe
For seniors living with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease who need extra non-medical support, regular social engagement can help support mood, encourage memory, and create a comforting sense of routine. Every senior deserves companionship that brings warmth and meaning to daily life.
Making Elderly Care Affordable
We proudly offer non-medical home care, helping many families find quality services funded by Medicaid waivers. Our team understands that arranging care can feel overwhelming, and we are here to guide you through each step.
Your loved one may qualify for Medicaid, Community HealthChoices, or other home- and community-based programs. Our staff can help you explore options and connect with trusted Agency With Choice and related providers to design a plan that fits your loved one’s needs. We believe everyone deserves compassionate, personalized care delivered where they feel most comfortable: home.
Join Our AmeriBest Team
Looking to start a rewarding career in home care? AmeriBest offers home care aide and home health aide positions in
Pennsylvania, including opportunities for individuals with no prior experience. You will receive paid training and ongoing
support to build a meaningful profession helping others live independently.
If you are interested in becoming a caregiver or home care aide in Pennsylvania, call 1-800-HOMECARE or complete the
form on this page, and a member of our team will contact you.
Frequently Asked
Questions
Consider home care when daily tasks start slipping: missed meals, poor hygiene, medication confusion, unsafe mobility, or increasing isolation. A home care agency can step in with structured support before these issues lead to injuries or hospital visits.
Non-medical home care covers personal care, meal preparation, light housekeeping, medication reminders, transportation coordination, and companionship. This type of senior care focuses on daily living support and safety rather than clinical procedures.
Yes. Home care plans are usually flexible. You can arrange a few hours per visit, specific days per week, or daily short shifts. The schedule is built around the senior’s routines and the family’s budget, so you only pay for the support you actually need.
Resistance is common at the start. A gradual approach works better: short visits, consistent caregiver matching, and help with practical tasks first. As trust builds, acceptance of elderly care support typically improves.
Many home care cases are funded through Medicaid waiver programs or community-based assistance options, depending on eligibility. Agencies often help families check qualifications and complete the paperwork to reduce out-of-pocket costs for senior care.