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In-Home Care in Richland Hills, TX

Non-medical, one-on-one home care in Richland Hills — licensed caregivers, one flat hourly rate, and a plan built around your parent's routine.

  • 4.9★ from 44 Google reviews
  • Texas Licensed #020448
  • Care can start within 24 hours
  • Flat hourly rate — even overnight
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4.9 stars · 44 Google reviews

When families in Richland Hills 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.

Personal care →

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.

Post-hospital care →

When dementia progresses

Small scares are adding up. Our caregivers bring calm, consistent routines for Alzheimer’s and dementia at home.

Memory care →

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.

In-home care across Richland Hills

Richland Hills is a small, established city of about three square miles inside Loop 820, bordered by Fort Worth, Haltom City, North Richland Hills and Hurst. Its homes sit on quiet residential streets on both sides of Baker Boulevard. For a parent who wants to stay in a familiar house, a few steady visits of help each week can make that possible.

We serve all of Richland Hills, ZIP code 76118, and the cities around it: Richland Hills, Hurst, Haltom City and east Fort Worth. The caregivers who serve Richland Hills families live in northeast Tarrant County.

Hospitals near Richland Hills

The closest hospitals are Medical City North Hills in North Richland Hills and Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Hurst-Euless-Bedford, and many families are also discharged from Fort Worth hospitals and short-term rehab facilities. If a discharge date is coming, call us first. We can be at the hospital with you, and non-medical support (meals, bathing help, medication reminders, someone present overnight) can usually be in place the day your parent gets home.

Getting around Richland Hills without a car

Richland Hills left the Fort Worth Transportation Authority in 2016, which ended its fixed-route bus service, so when a parent stops driving, rides usually fall to family. Our caregivers drive clients to doctor visits, the pharmacy, church, the grocery store and the Richland Hills Public Library on Rena Drive, so a care schedule adds to the week instead of shrinking it.

What home care in Richland Hills looks like

Many families start with a four-hour visit a few days a week: a morning of bathing help, breakfast and lunch, laundry and light housekeeping, medication reminders and a ride to an appointment or errand. Days, evenings or overnight hours are added only when they are needed. Every hour bills at the same flat rate, there is no contract, and the free in-home assessment sets the starting schedule.

Richland Hills or North Richland Hills?

The two cities share a name and a border, but they are separate, each with its own city government. We serve both with the same caregivers and the same flat hourly rate. If your parent lives on the North Richland Hills side, see home care in North Richland Hills.

Independent agency vs. franchise in Richland Hills

Most home care brands serving Richland Hills are national franchises with the industry's standard terms: rates you have to call for, and tiered pricing that rises with "care level." We are independent and locally owned, with one published rate that never climbs, days, evenings and overnights alike, a couples discount, and free in-home assessments. Before choosing anyone, including us, ask each agency the same direct questions and compare answers.

What families say

Rated 4.9 stars across 44 Google reviews.

“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

“Great job and thanks for your support and help to aged family member”

— Owaish Raza, Google review · a year ago

“The office working for senior care of north Texas is very professional, attentive and caring in every perspective.”

— edith muchara, Google review · 5 months ago

Read all 44 reviews on Google

Richland Hills home care questions, answered

How fast can a caregiver reach a home in Richland Hills?

Quickly. The caregivers who serve Richland Hills families live in northeast Tarrant County, so visits are short local drives, and care can often start within 24 hours of the first call.

Can you help when my parent comes home from the hospital?

Yes. Whether the discharge is from Medical City North Hills, Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Hurst-Euless-Bedford or a Fort Worth hospital, we can meet you there, go through the discharge instructions together and have a caregiver at the house for the first night home.

What does in-home care cost in Richland Hills?

One flat rate of $30–34 an hour, the same for days, evenings, weekends and overnights; major holidays bill at time and a half. The minimum visit is four hours, there are no levels-of-care tiers, no contracts and no assessment fee.

Do you provide Alzheimer's and dementia care at home in Richland Hills?

Yes. We match one consistent caregiver who learns your parent's routine and keeps the day calm and predictable: meals, bathing, medication reminders, gentle redirection and watching for wandering. It is non-medical support, and it gives the family caregiver real breaks.

Do you provide 24-hour home care in Richland Hills?

Yes. Round-the-clock care is covered by a small team of caregivers working in shifts, and the caregiver on duty overnight stays awake. We do not offer live-in care. Every hour, day or night, bills at the same flat rate, with no overnight premium.

Is Richland Hills the same as North Richland Hills?

No. They are two separate cities that share a name and a border, each with its own city government. We serve both with the same northeast Tarrant County caregivers and the same flat hourly rate.

We also serve families nearby

North Richland Hills · Hurst · Fort Worth · All service areas

Talk to us about care in Richland Hills today

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