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A Caring Touch for Seniors

Provides a range of in-home care options for seniors and adults with disabilities. We know everyone’s needs are different, so our care plans are uniquely tailored to each individual. Whether it’s helping with dressing and hygiene, providing medication reminders, or simply providing transportation to medical appointments, one of our dedicated caregivers will help you or your loved one navigate life.

Serving Cobb, Cherokee, Paulding, Douglas, Fulton, DeKalb, Gwinnett and Clayton counties and metro Atlanta. See all areas we serve.

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Alzheimer's & Dementia Care
When a loved one living with Alzheimer’s or other cognitive issues needs support to stay home safely, we can help. Our program is designed to help relieve stress on the family and client by creating a plan of care specialized for you. Allowing your mind to rest knowing your loved one is being cared for by knowledgeable, trained caregivers.
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Personal Care

When everyday tasks such as preparing meals, getting dressed or completing errands become a challenge, A Caring Touch for Seniors offers assistance with daily-living support services so loved ones can continue living at home independently.

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VETERANS CARE

It’s our way of saying thank you! We recognize and honor your faithfulness in serving our country. That’s why here at A Caring Touch for Seniors, we’re able to help assist you or your loved one in receiving the Aid & Attendance Pension to help with your home care.

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SKILLED NURSING
At A Caring Touch for Seniors, our skilled nursing services are designed to provide specialized medical care and support to patients who require medical attention at home.


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Structured Family
Our Structured Family Caregiving program allows family members to care for their loved ones at home. The overall goal is to help keep individuals out of the nursing home by allowing them to be cared for in the comfort of their own home by a family member they know, love and trust.
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Companion Care
As your loved one grows older, it is normal for them to experience physical, mental and emotional challenges. If you notice a loved one experiencing difficulty with simple, everyday tasks, feeling lonely or depressed. A companion can make a difference in your loved one’s overall happiness and well-being.
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24/7 On the Watch Care
When a loved one has an advanced illness, is severely weak or bed bound, or needs round-the-clock care, many families prefer to bring professional caregivers into the home rather than moving their loved one to a facility. Our trained, professional caregivers deliver seamless care so your loved one can get the full-time support needed to be safe and comfortable, living with dignity in their home.
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Getting Home & Staying Home

A Caring Touch for Seniors customizes a care plan that makes the transition from hospital or rehabilitation facility to home seamless and safe. Our goal is to keep you in the comfort of your own home and save on costly hospital re-admission. From hospital discharge to full recovery, we’ll be by your side, providing the physical and emotional support you need—so you can relax, rest, and focus on getting better.

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Respite Care

Designed to temporarily provide care while reducing caregiver burnout on the main Caregiver. Whether you need a few hours, overnight, a weekend or a week we are here to step in and provide care for the daily living needs of your loved one.

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Fall Risk Support
When a loved one becomes frail or develops physical weakness or balance problems, the risk of falling increases. Even one fall can cause a loss of confidence and serious injury. Our caregivers have professional training with mobility support and can help with daily activities, safe movement, and strength building. With the right care, your loved one can stay in the home they love, maintaining their quality of life—with a reduced risk of falls.
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End-of-Life Care
A clinical, unfamiliar setting is the last place most people want to be during the final stages of life. We offer end-of-life care so your loved one can safely and comfortably stay at home, even while on hospice. When treatment is no longer an option or the end of life is near, our caregivers can provide comfort and compassionate care, create a calm and peaceful environment, and offer practical and emotional support to the individual and family members.