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St Michaels Home Care Services

Compassionate Care and Guidance, Every Step of the Way

Licensed home care and personal care concierge services, rooted in holistic healthcare ethics and values, for seniors, adults and children across Los Angeles, Ventura and Orange counties. Available 24/7.

Need urgent non-medical care coordination? We're available 24 hours a day. Call or text (818) 792-3728. For a medical emergency, call 911.

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Hands-on care, anywhere you need it. An advocate by your side.Comfort, guidance and dignity, every step of the way.

More than a helping hand

Care for the Whole Person

Good care goes beyond tasks. We look after body, mind and spirit, and we bring in our network of trusted partners when families need more.

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Familiar routines. Meaningful moments.
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Around-the-Clock Comfort & Safety

Support for everyday needs, overnight care and urgent care requests—with 24-hour assistance to help families arrange care when needs change, including the transition from hospital to home.

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Mental, Emotional & Social Wellbeing

Care that values peace of mind as much as physical comfort. We nurture connection, meaningful routines and companionship, respect each person's dignity, and help families connect with mental health professionals when needed.

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Personalized Care Concierge

Guidance and coordination, even when you don't need a caregiver. We help organize care plans, appointments, services and resources, making complex care decisions more manageable for individuals and families.

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A Circle of Support

You don't have to navigate care alone. We bring families, caregivers and trusted professionals together—including patient advocates, mental health specialists, elder law attorneys and fiduciaries—to build support around each person's needs and wishes.

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We honor every client's faith, culture and personal values. For families who want it, we offer faith-centered care for every tradition, including Christian, Roman Catholic and Jewish practices.

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Getting Started Is Simple

You don’t have to figure everything out today. Start by telling us what’s on your mind.

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Free Call

Tell us about your loved one and what's going on. We'll answer your questions, no pressure.

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Free In-Home Assessment

A personal visit to understand needs, routines and goals.

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Start of Care

We match a caregiver and can begin within 24 hours.

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Ongoing Support

Regular check-ins and care plan updates as needs change.

Personalized care. Every step of the way.

Care We Provide

From everyday help to more specialized support, start with the care that feels closest to your family’s needs.

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Personal Care Services

Everyday support that helps clients live safely and comfortably at home, from 20 hours a week to 24/7 and live-in care.

  • Companionship
  • Bathing & Grooming
  • Meal Preparation
  • Mobility Assistance
Explore all 11 services
24-Hour CareLearn more about 24-hour care

Discuss practical help with daily routines, personal preferences and the schedule your family needs. Care availability and the final care plan must be confirmed with our team.

Ask about 24-hour care
Live-In CareLearn more about live-in care

Discuss practical help with daily routines, personal preferences and the schedule your family needs. Care availability and the final care plan must be confirmed with our team.

Ask about live-in care
CompanionshipLearn more about companionship

Discuss practical help with daily routines, personal preferences and the schedule your family needs. Care availability and the final care plan must be confirmed with our team.

Ask about companionship
Medication RemindersLearn more about medication reminders

Discuss practical help with daily routines, personal preferences and the schedule your family needs. Care availability and the final care plan must be confirmed with our team.

Ask about medication reminders
Bathing & GroomingLearn more about bathing & grooming

Discuss practical help with daily routines, personal preferences and the schedule your family needs. Care availability and the final care plan must be confirmed with our team.

Ask about bathing & grooming
Dressing & HygieneLearn more about dressing & hygiene

Discuss practical help with daily routines, personal preferences and the schedule your family needs. Care availability and the final care plan must be confirmed with our team.

Ask about dressing & hygiene
Light HousekeepingLearn more about light housekeeping

Discuss practical help with daily routines, personal preferences and the schedule your family needs. Care availability and the final care plan must be confirmed with our team.

Ask about light housekeeping
Meal PreparationLearn more about meal preparation

Discuss practical help with daily routines, personal preferences and the schedule your family needs. Care availability and the final care plan must be confirmed with our team.

Ask about meal preparation
Transportation & ErrandsLearn more about transportation & errands

Discuss practical help with daily routines, personal preferences and the schedule your family needs. Care availability and the final care plan must be confirmed with our team.

Ask about transportation & errands
Mobility AssistanceLearn more about mobility assistance

Discuss practical help with daily routines, personal preferences and the schedule your family needs. Care availability and the final care plan must be confirmed with our team.

Ask about mobility assistance
Incontinence CareLearn more about incontinence care

Discuss practical help with daily routines, personal preferences and the schedule your family needs. Care availability and the final care plan must be confirmed with our team.

Ask about incontinence care
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Conditions We Support

Experienced, compassionate care for clients living with dementia, Parkinson's, stroke, diabetes and other conditions, and for those recovering from surgery or a hospital stay.

We support clients who have G-tubes or trachs, working alongside their home health or hospice team. Medical tasks are performed by licensed medical providers.

  • Alzheimer’s Disease
  • Stroke Recovery
  • Diabetes Support
  • Post-Operative & Orthopedic Recovery
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Alzheimer’s DiseaseLearn more about alzheimer’s disease

Support means non-medical help with daily living and coordination with your medical team. Home care aides do not provide clinical treatment, tube feeding, airway procedures, nursing or therapy. Specialized scope, training and availability require confirmation.

Ask about alzheimer’s disease
DementiaLearn more about dementia

Support means non-medical help with daily living and coordination with your medical team. Home care aides do not provide clinical treatment, tube feeding, airway procedures, nursing or therapy. Specialized scope, training and availability require confirmation.

Ask about dementia
Parkinson’s DiseaseLearn more about parkinson’s disease

Support means non-medical help with daily living and coordination with your medical team. Home care aides do not provide clinical treatment, tube feeding, airway procedures, nursing or therapy. Specialized scope, training and availability require confirmation.

Ask about parkinson’s disease
Stroke RecoveryLearn more about stroke recovery

Support means non-medical help with daily living and coordination with your medical team. Home care aides do not provide clinical treatment, tube feeding, airway procedures, nursing or therapy. Specialized scope, training and availability require confirmation.

Ask about stroke recovery
Diabetes SupportLearn more about diabetes support

Support means non-medical help with daily living and coordination with your medical team. Home care aides do not provide clinical treatment, tube feeding, airway procedures, nursing or therapy. Specialized scope, training and availability require confirmation.

Ask about diabetes support
Hospice & Palliative SupportLearn more about hospice & palliative support

Support means non-medical help with daily living and coordination with your medical team. Home care aides do not provide clinical treatment, tube feeding, airway procedures, nursing or therapy. Specialized scope, training and availability require confirmation.

Ask about hospice & palliative support
Respite CareLearn more about respite care

Support means non-medical help with daily living and coordination with your medical team. Home care aides do not provide clinical treatment, tube feeding, airway procedures, nursing or therapy. Specialized scope, training and availability require confirmation.

Ask about respite care
Post-Operative & Orthopedic RecoveryLearn more about post-operative & orthopedic recovery

Support means non-medical help with daily living and coordination with your medical team. Home care aides do not provide clinical treatment, tube feeding, airway procedures, nursing or therapy. Specialized scope, training and availability require confirmation.

Ask about post-operative & orthopedic recovery
Bed-Bound SupportLearn more about bed-bound support

Support means non-medical help with daily living and coordination with your medical team. Home care aides do not provide clinical treatment, tube feeding, airway procedures, nursing or therapy. Specialized scope, training and availability require confirmation.

Ask about bed-bound support
G-Tube / Tracheostomy CoordinationLearn more about g-tube / tracheostomy coordination

Support means non-medical help with daily living and coordination with your medical team. Home care aides do not provide clinical treatment, tube feeding, airway procedures, nursing or therapy. Specialized scope, training and availability require confirmation.

Ask about g-tube / tracheostomy coordination
Epilepsy / Seizure SupportLearn more about epilepsy / seizure support

Support means non-medical help with daily living and coordination with your medical team. Home care aides do not provide clinical treatment, tube feeding, airway procedures, nursing or therapy. Specialized scope, training and availability require confirmation.

Ask about epilepsy / seizure support
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Disability & Pediatric Care

Personalized support for children and adults with physical, developmental and intellectual disabilities, so they can live full lives at home.

  • Cerebral Palsy
  • Autism Spectrum Disorder
  • Developmental Disabilities & Delays
  • Pediatric Chronic Illness
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Cerebral PalsyLearn more about cerebral palsy

Explore non-medical help with daily activities, mobility, companionship and family routines. Pediatric and specialized support require a confirmed individual plan. Medical procedures and feeding-tube care remain with qualified medical providers.

Ask about cerebral palsy
Multiple Sclerosis (MS)Learn more about multiple sclerosis (ms)

Explore non-medical help with daily activities, mobility, companionship and family routines. Pediatric and specialized support require a confirmed individual plan. Medical procedures and feeding-tube care remain with qualified medical providers.

Ask about multiple sclerosis (ms)
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)Learn more about traumatic brain injury (tbi)

Explore non-medical help with daily activities, mobility, companionship and family routines. Pediatric and specialized support require a confirmed individual plan. Medical procedures and feeding-tube care remain with qualified medical providers.

Ask about traumatic brain injury (tbi)
Spinal Cord InjuryLearn more about spinal cord injury

Explore non-medical help with daily activities, mobility, companionship and family routines. Pediatric and specialized support require a confirmed individual plan. Medical procedures and feeding-tube care remain with qualified medical providers.

Ask about spinal cord injury
Muscular DystrophyLearn more about muscular dystrophy

Explore non-medical help with daily activities, mobility, companionship and family routines. Pediatric and specialized support require a confirmed individual plan. Medical procedures and feeding-tube care remain with qualified medical providers.

Ask about muscular dystrophy
Autism Spectrum DisorderLearn more about autism spectrum disorder

Explore non-medical help with daily activities, mobility, companionship and family routines. Pediatric and specialized support require a confirmed individual plan. Medical procedures and feeding-tube care remain with qualified medical providers.

Ask about autism spectrum disorder
Down SyndromeLearn more about down syndrome

Explore non-medical help with daily activities, mobility, companionship and family routines. Pediatric and specialized support require a confirmed individual plan. Medical procedures and feeding-tube care remain with qualified medical providers.

Ask about down syndrome
Developmental Disabilities & DelaysLearn more about developmental disabilities & delays

Explore non-medical help with daily activities, mobility, companionship and family routines. Pediatric and specialized support require a confirmed individual plan. Medical procedures and feeding-tube care remain with qualified medical providers.

Ask about developmental disabilities & delays
Quadriplegia / ParaplegiaLearn more about quadriplegia / paraplegia

Explore non-medical help with daily activities, mobility, companionship and family routines. Pediatric and specialized support require a confirmed individual plan. Medical procedures and feeding-tube care remain with qualified medical providers.

Ask about quadriplegia / paraplegia
Pediatric Chronic IllnessLearn more about pediatric chronic illness

Explore non-medical help with daily activities, mobility, companionship and family routines. Pediatric and specialized support require a confirmed individual plan. Medical procedures and feeding-tube care remain with qualified medical providers.

Ask about pediatric chronic illness
Special Needs CareLearn more about special needs care

Explore non-medical help with daily activities, mobility, companionship and family routines. Pediatric and specialized support require a confirmed individual plan. Medical procedures and feeding-tube care remain with qualified medical providers.

Ask about special needs care
Pediatric G-Tube CoordinationLearn more about pediatric g-tube coordination

Explore non-medical help with daily activities, mobility, companionship and family routines. Pediatric and specialized support require a confirmed individual plan. Medical procedures and feeding-tube care remain with qualified medical providers.

Ask about pediatric g-tube coordination

Home care is non-medical support. Clinical treatment, nursing and medical procedures belong with licensed medical providers. Specialized services and schedules need individual confirmation.

A little clarity helps

Understand Your Care Options

Not sure where to start? Choose a topic below to learn what each type of care looks like.

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What is home care?

Non-medical help with everyday activities, so your loved one can stay safe, comfortable and independent at home.

What support includes — What is home care?
  • Bathing, grooming, dressing and toileting
  • Meal preparation, light housekeeping and laundry
  • Medication reminders (caregivers remind, they don't administer)
  • Errands, grocery shopping and rides to appointments
  • Companionship, conversation and activities
Talk through your options
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What is 24-hour and live-in care?

Support around the clock for clients who shouldn't be alone, day or night. With 24-hour care, caregivers work in shifts so someone is always awake. With live-in care, one caregiver stays in the home and has time set aside for sleep and breaks.

What support includes — What is 24-hour and live-in care?
  • Help with personal care, bathing and toileting at any hour
  • Meals, hydration and medication reminders on schedule
  • Overnight supervision to help prevent falls and wandering
  • A steady, familiar caregiver your loved one gets to know
  • Peace of mind for the family, day and night
Talk through your options
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What is respite care?

Care that gives family caregivers a break to rest, work, travel or recharge, while your loved one stays in good hands. Respite care starts at 20 hours a week.

What support includes — What is respite care?
  • The same daily care your family normally provides
  • Help with meals, personal care and medication reminders
  • Companionship and familiar routines
  • Updates so you know how things went while you were away
Talk through your options
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What is disability care?

Personalized, non-medical support for children and adults with physical, developmental or intellectual disabilities, so they can live as fully and independently as possible at home.

What support includes — What is disability care?
  • Help with daily living: bathing, dressing, eating and mobility
  • Support for clients with autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, brain or spinal cord injury and other conditions
  • Routines, life skills and encouragement for independence
  • Companionship and social and recreational activities
  • Respite for parents and family caregivers
Talk through your options
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What is hospice support at home?

Comfort-focused personal care and companionship that works alongside your hospice team. Hospice provides the medical care, and we help with everything in between visits.

What support includes — What is hospice support at home?
  • Gentle personal care, repositioning and hygiene
  • Companionship and emotional support for your loved one
  • Support and respite for the family
  • Faith-centered care, including prayer, scripture or music, for families who want it
  • Keeping your hospice team updated on changes you notice
Talk through your options
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Home care vs. home health: what's the difference?

Home health is medical care ordered by a doctor, such as nursing, therapy or wound care, and is often covered by Medicare for a short time. Home care is non-medical help with daily life, usually paid privately or through long-term care insurance. Many families use both, and we work alongside your home health team.

What support includes — Home care vs. home health: what's the difference?
  • Home care (St Michaels): personal care, meals, companionship, medication reminders, supervision
  • Home health (medical providers): nursing, physical or occupational therapy, wound care, injections
  • Together: we coordinate with your home health or hospice team so care at home stays consistent
Talk through your options
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What is Care Concierge?

Advocacy and oversight for families who need a trusted point person, whether your loved one lives at home, in a facility, or far away from you. We handle the coordination so you can focus on your family.

What support includes — What is Care Concierge?
  • Scheduling and tracking medical appointments, with rides arranged
  • Finding, screening and coordinating caregivers and other services
  • Checking in on care at home or in a facility, and raising concerns early
  • Help organizing insurance, benefits and care paperwork
  • Regular updates for family members, near or far
  • Introductions to our trusted network of elder law, advocacy and funding professionals
  • Care Concierge is non-medical and does not include legal or financial advice.
Talk through your options
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What is 24-hour emergency assistance?

Urgent help when a situation can't wait, like a sudden hospital discharge, a fall or a family caregiver who can't be there. Call or text us any time, day or night.

What support includes — What is 24-hour emergency assistance?
  • a caregiver ready within 24 hours
  • hospital-to-home transitions and help with discharge
  • short-notice overnight or weekend care
  • a clear plan for next steps once things are calm
Talk through your options

Resources · For partners and families

No one should have to navigate care alone.

Tell us what you and your family need, and we'll point you to the right help. Reach out whichever way is easiest: call or text (818) 792-3728, email care@stmichaelshomecareservicesllc.com, or send a request through our short form.

Each professional is independent, and families choose their own providers. General information only, not legal or financial advice.

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Pricing & Payment

A care plan.
A clear conversation.

Flexible rates, no hidden fees.

Every family’s situation is different. Talk with us about the level of support, schedule and payment questions that matter to you.

Let’s talk about paying for care.

Ask about private pay, long-term care insurance and what information is needed to review your options.

Care starts at 20 hours per week. Coverage depends on your policy and benefits.

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Questions on your mind?

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What services do you offer?

St Michaels provides non-medical home care for seniors, adults and children who need support at home. Explore personal care, help around the house, companionship and support with daily routines.

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How much does care cost?

Every family's needs are different, so we don't believe in one-size-fits-all pricing. After a free in-home assessment, we'll recommend the level of care that fits and give you clear rates, with no hidden fees. Call (818) 792-3728 to talk through your options.

Pricing & Payment
Do you accept insurance?

We work with long-term care insurance from all major providers. We bill your LTC insurance directly and handle claim paperwork. See the provider list and payment options, or call (818) 792-3728 to discuss your specific policy. Coverage depends on your policy and benefits.

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201 North Crescent Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90210

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For a little peace of mind.

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