SERVICES OVERVIEW
Non-medical support built around daily life at home.
Peacemaker helps older adults and adults with disabilities with personal routines, companionship and practical support in the place they know best.
THE SHORT ANSWER
What families should know first
Our services are for families who need reliable, non-medical help at home—from scheduled personal care and companionship to respite, recovery support and extended coverage.
Choose the kind of help that fits today
Personal care
Respectful help with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, mobility and everyday routines.
Learn moreCompanionship
Conversation, activities, meal support and a reassuring presence at home.
Learn moreRespite care
Planned relief so family caregivers can rest, work and take care of life.
Learn moreDementia support
Non-medical help shaped around familiar routines, communication and dignity.
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Practical, non-medical help after a hospital stay, procedure or change in mobility.
Learn moreExtended & 24/7 care
Longer shifts, overnight support and around-the-clock schedules when fit and availability are confirmed.
Learn moreWhat every Peacemaker service has in common
- A conversation about the person, home, schedule and care priorities
- A clear non-medical scope of care
- Caregiver matching informed by routines, communication preferences and schedule
- Ongoing coordination as needs or schedules change
A clear boundary protects families
Peacemaker provides non-medical home care. Caregivers do not provide skilled nursing, therapy, emergency care or hospital-level services.
If a person needs nursing, therapy or emergency help, the family should work with the appropriate licensed clinical provider or emergency service.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Questions about home care services
Do I need to know exactly which service to request?
No. Tell us what is becoming difficult at home and the schedule you are considering. We can help organize the request into an appropriate non-medical care plan.
Can care be scheduled for evenings or weekends?
Care may be available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Exact schedules depend on location, needs, requested hours and caregiver availability.
How soon can care begin?
Depending on location, care needs, requested hours and caregiver availability, services may begin within 48–96 hours. This is not a guaranteed start time.