Compassionate Home Care gives folks a way to stay in their own homes and get the help they need with things like daily chores, personal care, and medical help, and the services all come with a promise to treat everyone with dignity and respect, whether it's the clients themselves, their families, or anyone else helping make decisions. There's a full lineup of in-home care, so you can get Companion Services, Homemaker Services, Direct Care Support, Night Supervision for those who need eyes on them overnight, and Skilled Nursing Services for folks needing medical attention like medication setup, injections, or managing long-term health problems. This place says staff always get ongoing training, so care stays up to date and fits whatever a person might need, whether that's help around the house, personal help, special health care, or support for people with disabilities, illnesses, ventilator dependency, or seniors wanting to stay at home as they get older. The team runs things with a careful approach that tries to balance keeping costs down with making sure everyone feels safe, comfortable, and treated with respect, and the business is run as an LLC, led by CEO Jan M Nicodemus, and licensed and certified by Medicare and Medicaid, with an active license and no restrictions.
If someone's got trouble seeing or hearing, there are aids for sensory-impaired clients, and if English isn't the first language, there are interpreter services too. They focus a lot on helping people live as independently as possible, but there's still strong support if families get in a tough spot, and you'll find plenty of programs like respite care-so a family member can get a little break-and care management, along with support for veterans through the VetAssist Provider Partnership, which works to get in-home help for veterans and their spouses, often with no out-of-pocket cost. If there's ever a crisis, round-the-clock emergency help's available. Compassionate Home Care also offers programs called semi-independent living skills and Individual Community Living Supports (ICLS) for older adults in the Elderly Waiver and Alternative Care programs, and flexible in-home support services like individualized home supports, with or without extra training, and special help for folks living with family members.
There's more than just basic care here-there's help with homemaking, supervision at night, and 24-hour crisis support, and care plans get built around what each person wants and needs, aiming to keep people comfortable and independent as they age or deal with health issues. The staff includes registered nurses, office support, and caregivers who all get steady training to keep skills sharp and take pride in giving respectful and reliable care. While the business serves places in Minnesota-including Zimmerman-and parts of Wisconsin, it's not a BBB Accredited Business, but it does have strong business management and a clear mission to help people stay in their own homes, surrounded by their community, for as long as possible with steady, respectful support, always focusing on compassion and everyday dignity.
