CLCare and Living GuideCare, costs, and coverage — in plain wordsGet help
Data from Medicare & Medicaid sourcesHow we check our sources  ·  Español
Practical information. Clearer care decisions.
Assisted Living FacilityNursing HomesILFHousingCareMedicare AdvantageMedicare SupplementMedicationsBenefitsAging at HomeMoney ManagementCare CostsSenior Guides

Home › Providers › California › Home Care › Lafayette

Providers

Home Care providers in Lafayette, California

3 published listings. Confirm the service and local availability with the provider.

Home Care providers in Lafayette, California — Source: Medicare and Medicaid data
ProviderTypeAddressPhone
Avida Home CareIn-home care3397 MT DIABLO BLVD STE A, 94549925-948-8432
Excellent Care At Home, Inc.In-home care3645 MT DIABLO BLVD STE D, 94549925-284-1213
Paradise In-Home CareIn-home care3201 GREENHILLS DRIVE, 94549925-944-9147

Recommended articles

Estimating the Cost of Help at HomePreparing a Will: Information to Gather Before Meeting an AttorneyIndependent Living in Georgia: Senior Apartments and 55+ Communities in the DirectoryDoes Medicare Cover 24-Hour Hospice Care at Home?Changing Medicare Advantage Plans During AEP: What Changes on January 1 and What Stays the SameWhen Your Part D Plan's Drug List Changes: Formulary Changes, Notices, and Your OptionsReading a Nursing Home Inspection Report: What the Citations MeanMedigap Plan N: The Copays and Costs Plan N Leaves With YouRespond to a missed home health visitAssisted Living Level-of-Care Fees: How Added Care Raises the Monthly BillHow to compare a small care home with a larger ALFLong-Term Care Insurance Benefit Triggers: When a Policy Starts PayingChoosing a Trustworthy Financial AgentQuestions to ask about assisted living staffing and overnight helpInsulin Through a Pump: How Part B Covers It and the $35 Monthly CapMedicare Advantage Annual Notice of Change: How to Read Your Plan's Letter Before AEP EndsAsk about palliative care at homeRecognizing Common Impersonation and Investment ScamsWhen Independent Living Is No Longer Enough: Signs It Is Time for Assisted LivingMedicaid Planning and the Five-Year Look-Back: How Asset Transfers Are Treated