Our clients include retirees, adults with disabilities, veterans, people needing end-of-life care, and more. Highly trained personal aides support clients who need everyday household help, as well as those who depend on more hands-on personal care. It is our privilege to serve them all. Families can also learn more about CareNet Homecare and our approach to personalized service.
With CareNet Homecare, assisted living can be accomplished in your own home, saving families tens and hundreds of thousands of dollars over time. Moreover, our caregivers are proud to be trained in our proprietary aide training programs, that constantly expand and reinforce skills related to the services our clients need. We send homemakers, personal care aides, and companions to the homes of our clients. There, they help with any number of household and personal assistance tasks.
Home Care Service Questions
Quick answers about CareNet's flexible, private-pay home care services. Open any question for more detail, or continue directly to the consultation form below.
Private-duty home care provides one-to-one assistance in a client's own home. Unlike skilled home health care, which is generally short-term and medically focused, private-duty care can provide ongoing help with personal routines, mobility, meals, homemaking, companionship, errands, and safety. CareNet Homecare privately arranges customized non-medical support for clients throughout Pasco and Pinellas Counties.
Yes. CareNet provides flexible hourly home care for families who need help for a few hours at a time rather than every day or around the clock. Four-hour shifts may be used for companionship, personal care, meal preparation, errands, respite, or other household support. The frequency and timing are customized around the client's needs, preferred routine, and budget.
Overnight home care concentrates assistance during nighttime hours. Live-in care places an aide in the home for an extended schedule that includes appropriate rest periods. Twenty-four-hour home care provides continuous coverage, commonly through multiple aides working coordinated shifts. CareNet helps families compare these arrangements and build a plan around supervision needs, sleep patterns, safety, and budget.
Companion care can include conversation, activities, hobbies, appointments, shopping, errands, and help staying socially connected. Homemaker services may include meal preparation, dishes, laundry, bedmaking, light housekeeping, and reducing household hazards. Personal care can include mobility assistance, bathing, grooming, dressing, feeding, medication reminders, and support with daily routines within the aide's permitted scope.
CareNet Homecare serves clients throughout Pasco County and Pinellas County, Florida. Communities include Lutz, Wesley Chapel, Land O' Lakes, Zephyrhills, Dade City, New Port Richey, Port Richey, Holiday, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, Pinellas Park, Dunedin, Seminole, Tarpon Springs, Safety Harbor, and surrounding areas.
Services begin with a no-obligation consultation. CareNet learns about the client's routines, household needs, safety concerns, preferred schedule, personality, and budget. The agency then recommends a customized care plan, discusses pricing, and coordinates an appropriate caregiver and start date. Families can use the secure form below or call 813.355.9992 to begin.
CareNet supports older adults, adults with disabilities, veterans, people returning home after hospitalization or rehabilitation, families needing respite, and clients receiving comfort-focused support alongside hospice. Private-duty care may be appropriate whenever practical assistance, personal support, companionship, or a more reliable household routine can help someone remain safely and comfortably at home.
Concierge-level care means the plan is shaped around the individual rather than a standard package. CareNet emphasizes responsive communication, careful scheduling, attentive supervision, caregiver preparation, and support for needs both inside and outside the home. Services can be combined and adjusted as routines, preferences, or care needs change.
