Home Care Services in Little Rock

At Charlotte's Home Care we offer a full range of non-medical support, designed around each client's individual needs and available 24/7. From everyday companionship to specialized care and reliable transportation, our goal is to help clients stay safe, comfortable and independent in the place they call home.
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One provider

Help that fits around the day you already have.

We would rather start with three mornings that genuinely help than sell you a package you do not need. Most families begin smaller than they expect and add hours later, once everyone has settled. Because we are small and family-owned, the person who writes your care plan is the person who reads your message when something changes.

What we do

Our services

Four kinds of help, one point of contact. Most families combine two or three in a single visit, and you are paying for the caregiver's time, not per task.

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Non-Medical Home Care

Personal care, companionship, meals, light housekeeping, hydration, safety checks and reminders, around the clock if needed.

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02

Veterans Affairs Services

Care for veterans and their families, with help navigating Veteran-Directed Care and Aid & Attendance.

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03

Specialized Care

Recovery after surgery, respite, palliative, Parkinson's, dementia and Alzheimer's, chronic illness and disability care.

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04

Transportation

Doctor and health appointments, hair and personal care appointments, store errands and community outings.

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Medicaid services: coming soon. We are working on it. Check back for updates, or ask us when you call.

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Not sure yet

Not sure which service fits?

You do not need to arrive with a diagnosis or a plan. Tell us what an ordinary Tuesday looks like and where it goes wrong, and we will tell you what would help.

If home care is not the right answer for your situation, we will say that too. It happens, and you are better off hearing it from us than finding out three months in.

How it works

How we build your care plan

Four steps, no obligation at any point, and nothing starts until you have approved the plan in writing.

You call or write

No obligation, no pressure, and no cost for the conversation.

We visit at home

We meet your loved one and see how the day actually runs.

We write the plan

Tasks, times and preferences, agreed with you in writing first.

Care begins

You meet the caregiver, and we check in as it settles.

Good questions

Questions about our services

If yours is not here, ask it. We would rather answer than have you guess.

Which service does my mother actually need?

Most families are not sure, and that is fine. Describe an ordinary day and we will tell you which of these fits. Often it is a combination, and often it is fewer hours than people expect.

Can we combine more than one service in a visit?

Yes, and most families do. A single visit usually includes some personal care, a meal and a bit of tidying. You are paying for the caregiver's time, not per task.

Do you provide medical or nursing care?

No. We are a non-medical agency. We do not administer medication, dress wounds, give injections or carry out any clinical task. If your loved one needs that, they need a home health agency or a nurse, and we will say so plainly.

Can we change the plan later?

Yes. Needs change, and the plan should change with them. Call us and we will adjust it. There is no lengthy process.

How do we get started?

One call or one form. We visit at home, look at how the day really runs, write a plan you approve, and introduce the caregiver before the first working visit.

Do you work with veterans?
Yes. We care for veterans and surviving spouses at home, drive to VA appointments, and help families work through Veteran-Directed Care and Aid & Attendance. See our Veterans Affairs Services page.
Do you accept Medicaid?
Medicaid services are coming soon. Until then, families use private pay, long-term care insurance or VA benefits, and we will tell you plainly which applies to your situation.

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Let's talk about your family

Tell us what the day looks like right now. There is no cost to ask and no obligation to book.