KPKindred Path Home Care (919) 555-0164
Serving Wake County since 2013

The same caregiver, not a different face weekly

We build a small consistent team around each client, because the person helping your mother shower should already know how she likes her coffee.

12 yrsin Wake County
2 to 3caregivers per client
4 hrshift minimum
Nolong term contract
Types of care

Support that scales with what is needed

A free in home assessment sets the schedule and the plan, and you can change either with a week's notice.

Free

In home care assessment

A care manager visits, reviews needs and safety, and writes a plan with hours and costs.

$34 per hr

Personal care

Bathing, dressing, toileting, transfers and mobility assistance by trained aides.

$30 per hr

Companion care

Meals, light housekeeping, errands, appointments and conversation.

$310 per night

Overnight care

Ten hour awake overnight shifts for fall risk, wandering or post hospital recovery.

From $34 per hr

Respite for family caregivers

Scheduled blocks so the family member doing the work can rest or travel.

From $415 per day

Live in care

A caregiver in the home around the clock with sleeping hours and scheduled relief.

How we hire

The caregiver is the whole service

Kindred Path is licensed and bonded in North Carolina, and every caregiver is our employee rather than a contractor, which means we carry the insurance and the payroll taxes instead of the family. We run state and federal background checks, verify references and pay above the local average because turnover is what ruins home care.

•Licensed home care agency, bonded and insured
•Caregivers are W2 employees, background checked and TB screened
•Care manager visits every client at least monthly
•Long term care insurance billed directly on your behalf
Elderly woman in wheelchair receiving help with medication from caregiver in modern kitchen.
Reviews

Families tell us

“Dad refused help for two years. He now asks what day Denise is coming. Same person every Tuesday and Friday made all the difference.”

Lisa H., Daughter, Cary

“We started with twelve hours a week after Mom's hip and increased it twice without any drama about contracts.”

Preston A., Son, Raleigh

“They billed our long term care policy directly. I had been dreading that paperwork for months.”

Marjorie C., Wake Forest
FAQ

Arranging care

How quickly can care start?

Usually within two to four days. A care manager does a free in home assessment first, typically within twenty four hours of your call, and we match caregivers after that. Hospital discharges can often be covered faster if you call us before the discharge date.

What does home care cost and does insurance pay?

Personal care runs thirty four dollars an hour with a four hour shift minimum. Medicare does not pay for this type of non medical care. Long term care insurance usually does, and we bill those policies directly. Some veterans qualify for VA Aid and Attendance benefits, which we can point you toward.

What if we do not click with the caregiver?

Tell the care manager and we replace them, no explanation required and no charge. Fit matters enormously in someone's home and not every pairing works. We would far rather change caregivers in week one than lose a client in month three.

Can you help with medications?

Our aides provide medication reminders and can hand a prepared pill organizer to the client, which is what North Carolina allows for non medical caregivers. Administering injections, managing wounds or changing catheters requires a licensed nurse, and we will tell you when that is what the situation calls for.

Contact

Start with a free assessment

A care manager will visit within a day, look at the whole picture, and give you a written plan and price with no obligation.

Phone(919) 555-0164
Address4020 Wake Forest Road, Suite 210, Raleigh, North Carolina
HoursOffice Mon to Fri 8am to 6pm, care available 24 hours
AreaRaleigh, Cary, Apex, Wake Forest, Garner, Knightdale