Personal Care services are for those who regularly require “hands on” personal care, needing consistent help to remain at home.

Need some assistance to stay at home but not extensive care? Companion Care allows you or your loved one the ability to age in place without being lonely or unsafe.

We will work with you and your loved one to refer a care provider with the skills and training to perform the services that are most important for their safety, mental health and physical well-being.

Depending on your needs, any type of care provider can perform Live-In services, being there for you or your loved one to provide care throughout the day and night.

Respite care offers family caregivers temporary relief from the physical and emotional burdens of caregiving, reducing stress and preserving family stability.

The dedicated care providers we refer perform a range of services to help you or your loved one through the critical first weeks after surgery.

LTC helps pay for costs that private medical insurance does not cover, and minimizes the financial impact of long-term healthcare needs.

Registered Nurses are committed to helping patients make good decisions about their care by providing them with skilled treatment, instruction, and critical thinking about their condition.

If you are a veteran, you might qualify for Aid & Attendance programs that can help pay for in-home care services.

Transitioning out of a hospital, rehabilitation or surgery center? We can help with flexible and affordable care to help to make your transition home smooth and safe.

American In-Home Care or AIHC, has been a leader in Florida home health care since 1992. Workers’ Compensation cases are one of our strengths.

If you are a veteran, you might qualify for Aid & Attendance programs that can help pay for in-home care services.

Transitioning out of a hospital, rehabilitation or surgery center? We can help with flexible and affordable care to help to make your transition home smooth and safe.

Home Health Aides and Certified Nursing Assistants, sometimes referred to as Nursing Aides, can help with hands-on care and assistance with activities of daily living.

Registered Nurses (RNs) can perform a variety of skilled services and assist you or your loved one with treatment, instruction and evaluation of care on a regular basis.