In-Home Senior Care in Highland Park, TX
Employee caregivers for the Town of Highland Park, from Turtle Creek to Mockingbird Lane, with one published flat rate and care that can often begin within 24 hours.
- 4.9★ from 44 Google reviews
- Texas Licensed #020448
- Care can start within 24 hours
- Flat hourly rate — even overnight
When families in Highland Park call us
After a fall
A parent is home from the ER, shaken, and shouldn’t be alone. A caregiver can be there for mornings, meals, and steady support — starting with a few hours a day.
After a hospital discharge
The discharge planner says your parent needs help at home. We can build a plan quickly — care often starts within 24 hours.
When dementia progresses
Small scares are adding up. Our caregivers bring calm, consistent routines for Alzheimer’s and dementia at home.
In-home care services in Highland Park
Personal Care
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Memory Care
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24-Hour Care
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Respite Care
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Post-Hospital Recovery
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Companion Care
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Hospital & Facility Sitters
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All services
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Every service is billed at one flat hourly rate — see our published rates.
Why families choose an independent, local agency
One flat hourly rate
Days, evenings and overnight hours are all billed at the same flat hourly rate.
No “levels of care” pricing
Your rate does not go up when your loved one’s needs increase. Ever.
Carefully matched caregivers
We match your loved one with a background-checked caregiver — and you can request a different match at any time.
Built around your routine
Care plans are built around your loved one’s routine — and couples receive a discount.
Where we work in Highland Park
Highland Park is its own town of a little over two square miles, wrapped by Dallas on every side: Mockingbird Lane on the north, Turtle Creek and the Katy Trail on the west, Armstrong and Abbott toward the southeast, with Preston Road and Lakeside Drive running through the middle. The ZIP codes are 75205 and, along the creek, 75219.
It is small enough that our caregivers learn it quickly. Highland Park Village, the Dallas Country Club, Lakeside Park and the town hall on Drexel are the landmarks; the rest is quiet residential streets where a caregiver's car parked out front for a morning is a normal sight.
Highland Park homes, and what care looks like inside them
Many Highland Park houses date from the 1920s and 1930s, and even the newer rebuilds keep the pattern: two stories, the bedrooms upstairs, a formal front and a family side at the back. That means stairs, and stairs are the first thing we plan around after a fall or a hospital stay.
For a parent recovering downstairs, the caregiver sets up the day so the climb happens once, with someone beside them. For a parent with dementia, an older house with a familiar layout is an advantage; we keep the routine in the rooms they know rather than moving things around.
Along Turtle Creek the picture is different: condominiums and high-rises with a concierge and an elevator. There the care plan includes building access, parking, and a walk on the trail when the weather allows.
Not sure what your parent needs yet?
That is what the free assessment is for. Ryan comes to the house in Highland Park, listens, and writes the first plan with you. No obligation, no sales script, usually the same day or the next morning.
Hospitals Highland Park families discharge from
Highland Park sits between three major hospitals. UT Southwestern's Clements University Hospital is west on Harry Hines, Baylor University Medical Center is east of downtown on Gaston Avenue, and Texas Health Presbyterian Dallas is north on Walnut Hill Lane. Most discharges we handle for Highland Park families come from one of those three.
If a discharge is coming, call us from the hospital. We do the free assessment there, hear what the therapists recommend, and have a caregiver at the house on Beverly or Lakeside when your parent arrives home. We also provide sitters inside the hospital when a family cannot be at the bedside around the clock.
Discharge coming this week?
Call from the hospital room. We can do the assessment at the bedside, listen to the therapy team, and have a caregiver at the house in Highland Park the first night home. We answer 24/7.
Out and about in Highland Park
Errands here are close and pleasant, which helps a parent who has stopped driving keep their routines. The caregiver drives to Highland Park Village and the pharmacy, to the doctor at UT Southwestern or along Lemmon Avenue, to the hairdresser, and to church on Sunday. A slow loop around Lakeside Park or a bench by the creek is a good afternoon for someone who needs to keep moving.
Because the town is compact, a four-hour visit can cover a shower, breakfast, medications, one errand and lunch without feeling rushed.
Choosing home care in Highland Park
Highland Park families are usually not comparing on price alone; they are comparing on who exactly will be in the house. Our caregivers are our own employees, background-checked, insured and supervised, and we match one caregiver to your parent rather than sending whoever is free. If the match is not right, you ask for a change and we make it, no explanation required.
The rate is still published, because families should not have to sit through a sales call to learn it: $30-34 an hour, one flat rate at any hour, a four-hour minimum, no levels-of-care pricing, no contracts. Major holidays are billed at time and a half.
What care in Highland Park costs, in plain numbers
- $30–34per hour, one flat rate at any hour, day or night
- 4 hoursminimum visit, a whole morning of help
- $0assessment fee, registration fee or contract
No levels-of-care pricing: the rate does not rise as needs grow. Major holidays are the one exception, at time and a half. See what a typical week costs, or call (214) 550-6533 for a quote for your parent’s hours.
How care starts in Highland Park
Call (214) 550-6533. We schedule a free in-home assessment, usually the same day or the next morning, build a plan around your parent's routine, and introduce a matched caregiver. Care can often begin within 24 hours. Highland Park and University Park are both covered; if your parent lives on the University Park side of Mockingbird, that page has the details for it.
ZIP codes served on this page: 75205, 75219.
Who you will meet first
Ryan Berry
Co-owner, Senior Care of North Texas · Texas License #020448
Ryan is one of the two local owners and the person who comes to your parent’s home in Highland Park for the free assessment. Hospital discharge planners, social workers and senior living staff across North Texas know him by name, and families call him directly when something about their care needs fixing.
The caregivers he introduces are the agency’s own employees, background-checked, insured and supervised, matched to your parent rather than pulled from a rotation. If the match is not right, you ask for a change and he makes it.
Guides for Highland Park families
Written by Ryan for the situations that bring families here most often.
- Stairs, Narrow Bathrooms and Wood Floors: Keeping a Parent Safe in an Older Dallas Home
- Home Care in a High-Rise: How It Works in Turtle Creek and Uptown Buildings
- Caring for a Parent Who Lives a Few Streets Away: Splitting the Work With a Caregiver
- Medication Reminders vs. Administration: What a Texas Home Care Aide Can and Cannot Do
What families say
Rated 4.9 stars across 44 Google reviews.
“Great service ryan katlyn thomas rock great job guys thanks for all the hard work”
— Tree Mccurin, Google review · 4 years ago
“I have heard great things about your company. You guys are awesome”
— Tamisha Sims, Google review · 4 years ago
“Nothing but positive things to say. The owner cares about the clients and the care givers. Well operated business that is making a difference in the lives of its clients and their families.”
— Kirk Lanier, Google review · 5 years ago
Highland Park questions, answered
Do you serve all of Highland Park?
Yes: the whole town, in the 75205 and 75219 ZIP codes, from Turtle Creek to Mockingbird Lane, and the Dallas neighborhoods around it. University Park has its own page; the same caregivers cover both towns.
Can you provide care in a Turtle Creek high-rise?
Yes. We arrange building access and parking with the concierge, and the care plan works around the building's routines. A caregiver can escort your parent to the trail, to the dining room or to appointments.
My father is at UT Southwestern and coming home next week. Can you be ready?
Yes. Call us from the hospital and we will do the assessment there, listen to the therapy team, and have a caregiver waiting at the house when he arrives. Care often begins within 24 hours of the call.
What does home care cost in Highland Park?
$30-34 an hour, one flat rate day or night, with a four-hour minimum visit. No assessment fees, no levels-of-care tiers, and no contracts. Major holidays are billed at time and a half.
Who are the caregivers you send?
Our own employees, not contractors from an app. Each is background-checked, insured and supervised, and we match one caregiver to your parent. Ask for a change at any time and we make it.
Is this medical care or nursing?
No. We hold a Texas Personal Assistance Services license, #020448, for non-medical care: bathing, dressing, meals, mobility, errands and companionship. We work alongside home health nurses, therapists and hospice when they are involved.
We also serve families nearby
University Park · Uptown · Preston Hollow · All service areas
Talk to us about care in Highland Park today
Free in-home assessment. No contracts. Care can often start within 24 hours.
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