24/7 shift care
Caregivers work in rotating shifts so someone is always awake and alert, including all through the night. Best when falls, wandering, or medical changes after dark are the worry.
Around-the-clock support at home, so your loved one is never alone, day or night.
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A fall at 2 a.m. A loved one with dementia who wanders, or who wakes confused and frightened. The dread of leaving Mom alone overnight, and the exhaustion of trying to be the one awake for her yourself. When a few hours a day is no longer enough, around-the-clock care means someone trusted is always there.
24-hour and live-in care is non-medical and built on the plan you already follow. Your caregivers provide the same companion care and personal care your loved one needs, simply extended across every hour. It is the most intensive level of our in-home care across Cobb County.
It means a caregiver awake and watching while the house sleeps. A familiar face to steady the walk to the bathroom at night. Medication on time, morning and midnight. And for you, the first full night's sleep in months, because you finally know that if something happens, someone you vetted is right there.
Around-the-clock care is non-medical and comes in two shapes. We help you choose the right one at your free assessment. Here is how Marietta families use it.
Caregivers work in rotating shifts so someone is always awake and alert, including all through the night. Best when falls, wandering, or medical changes after dark are the worry.
One caregiver stays in the home, day and night, with scheduled rest. A familiar, consistent presence for families who want one steady person rather than a rotation.
An overnight caregiver who stays awake and watching while the household sleeps, ready for the bathroom trip, the restless night, or the moment something is not right.
Patient, around-the-clock care for advanced dementia or comfort care at home, so your loved one stays in familiar surroundings with one-on-one attention to the end.
No pressure, no scripts. Most Marietta families go from this page to around-the-clock coverage within a couple of days.
A care coordinator visits your loved one's home, listens to what your family needs, and walks the house for fall risks and small fixes. No obligation, no cost.
You leave the visit with a plan and a clear price: the hours, the tasks, and the goals. Approve it, change it, or sit with it. Nothing starts until you say so.
We match a background-checked care team to your loved one's needs, routine, and personality, then introduce them before the first shift. The same small team covers every hour.
24-hour and live-in care is non-medical, so it is paid privately rather than by Medicare. Most families use one or more of these.
The most common route. Pay for the hours you use, scale up or down month to month, and keep full control of the schedule with no insurance approvals.
Many policies reimburse non-medical home care. Bring your policy to the assessment and we will help you read the benefit and handle the visit logs your insurer needs.
Veterans and surviving spouses may qualify for Aid and Attendance to help cover in-home care. We will point you to the right people to confirm eligibility.
Not sure what fits? Bring your questions to the free assessment. We will give you honest numbers, not a sales pitch.
With 24-hour care, caregivers work in shifts so someone is always awake and alert, including overnight. With live-in care, one caregiver stays in the home and sleeps there, providing a familiar, consistent presence with scheduled rest. We help you choose based on whether your loved one needs active overnight supervision or a steady companion who is there day and night.
With 24-hour shift care, yes, a caregiver is awake and watching all night, which suits families worried about falls, wandering, or medical changes after dark. With live-in care, the caregiver sleeps in the home and is available for overnight needs but is not continuously awake. We will recommend the right fit at your assessment.
Around-the-clock care is priced by the level of coverage you need, and live-in care is often more affordable than continuous shift care. We do not publish a single rate because every plan is different. Your free in-home assessment ends with a written plan and a clear price, with no obligation to book.
We keep the same small team on your case so your loved one sees familiar faces around the clock rather than a rotation of strangers. For live-in care it is typically one primary caregiver with a trained relief caregiver for days off.
For many families, yes. Around-the-clock care lets your loved one stay in the home they know, with one-on-one attention, instead of moving to a facility. It is well suited to advanced age, dementia, recovery after a hospital stay, or comfort care at home. It pairs naturally with our personal care and companion care.
For most Marietta and Cobb County families, around-the-clock care can begin within 24 to 48 hours of the in-home assessment, and we move faster for urgent hospital or rehab discharges. Call (470) 785-8285 and we will tell you honestly what we can do on your timeline.
Book a free in-home assessment in Marietta. We will listen, walk the house, and leave you with a plan and a price. No obligation, no scripts.