Since 2003, Assured Assistance has been helping seniors age with dignity in the home they love. We believe exceptional care starts with exceptional people. That's why we carefully select, train, and support caregivers who provide dependable, compassionate care. Whether your family needs a few hours of help or more extensive support, we'll work with your schedule to find the care that fits your loved one's needs.
Age with dignity in the home you love.
Not a franchise. One office in Reading, and the person who writes your mother's care plan is the one who picks up when you call about it. We match your mother with a caregiver who is our employee, screened and trained by us.
- An individualized care plan
- Background-checked caregivers
- Licensed by the state of Pennsylvania
- Office on call 24/7
- Bonded and insured for safety
- Shifts to fit your schedule
To help seniors age with dignity in the home they love by providing quality service through exceptional caregivers.
- Interview and references
- Pennsylvania background check
- Trained in the office and field
Six kinds of help, one office
Elder care at home
The everyday things that got harder. A shower without being rushed, breakfast and medications supervised, the laundry, a ride to the doctor, companionship for the afternoon, in her own house on her own schedule.
- Bathing, dressing, and grooming
- Meals, and medications reminded and supervised
- Laundry, linens, and a tidy house
- Errands and rides in the caregiver's own car
Family respite care
A real break for the person doing the caring. A caregiver from our office covers the routine you've been covering, for a Tuesday afternoon every week, a long weekend, or the trip you keep putting off.
- An afternoon, a weekend, or a week away
- The routine written down at the first visit
- The same caregiver whenever we can manage it
- A few hours here and there, or a full day
Transition home care
The first days and weeks after a hospital or rehab stay, set up before the discharge. A caregiver can be in the house the day she comes home, for as many hours a day as the first week needs.
- Set up from the discharge desk
- The new medications reminded, the walker in reach
- Rides to the follow-up appointments and back
- Someone watching for the changes that matter
Memory care at home
For a parent with dementia and a family trying to keep her there safely. Reminders and prompting instead of arguments, the same routine every day, and someone in the house during the hours that worry you.
- Caregivers trained on dementia before day one
- The same caregiver and the same routine, kept
- The stove, the door, and the stairs watched
- Afternoons, evenings, nights, or around the clock
Case management
Coordinating medical providers, completing health assessments, advocating for clients and their needs, and keeping everyone on the same page.
- Attends discharges and medical appointments
- Reads the medication list and flags the questions
- Keeps family, caregivers, and doctors on one plan
- A separate service that pairs with a caregiver
Care inside a facility
If your mother lives in a personal care home, assisted living, or a long-term care facility, a caregiver of ours can come to her room there. The facility provides the building and the nursing. We provide the one-on-one time.
- Lunch sat through, so she eats it
- A walk to the activity she'd otherwise skip
- A shower without the hurry of a shift change
Ask for a free home visit. Call us at 610-796-4737
What happens when you call. Four steps between the first call and the first shift.
A person answers, someone comes to the house, and the first shift starts on the day you set.
Contact us by phone or the form
Tell us how we can help. We are here to listen and help you form a plan.
Share your needs, concerns, and questions
We listen carefully to understand routines, preferences, and safety concerns so we can recommend the right level of support.
Schedule a free in-home consultation
Our Client Relations Manager will visit the home to learn more and begin shaping your personalized care plan.
Meet your caregiver
We match you with a caregiver based on personality, experience, and care needs, for comfort and trust from day one.
The everyday things, and the harder ones.
From the first visit onward, we work to enhance her independence, restoring confidence and building routines. A caregiver provides the support your mother needs throughout her day, from a simple ride to the pharmacy to a full day of support. Our focus is on consistency, familiarity, and communication, maintaining her routine and keeping your family informed every step of the way.
- Bathing and dressing
- Meals and the kitchen
- Medication reminders
- Laundry and housekeeping
- Errands and rides
- Companionship
- Memory care
- Hospice support
- Care in a facility
- Overnight care
See what people are saying about us
Google reviews and notes sent to our office, quoted as written
"The level of care has been wonderful. The people treat my mother as a dear friend."
Cassandra"Kindness, compassion and care are the reasons I highly recommend Assured Assistance."
Holly"Assured Assistance is a company that thrives on compassion."
Sue"Thank-you for the years of kind compassionate care for our father. We are so grateful for it all."
Michelle, Birdsboro"My caregiver is an outstanding person. She is reliable in all dealings. I highly recommend her!"
James, Sinking Spring"Our caregiver is a Mother Theresa!"
Austin, Wyomissing"She is always kind, very helpful and professional. I always felt happy and encouraged when she came to visit."
MaryAnn, Fleetwood"They were honest and up front with me even though I did not always agree. I know they had mom's best interest foremost in mind."
Ellen, Reading