Answers for families considering care at home.

Georgia Private Home Care Provider, License PHCP013095 (OPA Home Care, LLC). NPI 1952139826.

OPA caregivers are W-2 employees, not independent contractors.

Yes. There is a four-hour minimum visit length. Homemaker care starts at $28 per hour and personal care at $32 per hour; request a written estimate for your plan.

Backup planning is part of care coordination. OPA’s published live-in care plan includes two rotating primary caregivers and a backup caregiver for continuity. Confirm who to contact and how replacement coverage will be handled for your specific schedule before care begins.

Yes. OPA is a VA Community Care Network provider. VA determines eligibility and authorizes the care; the authorization must be in place before VA-paid services begin.

Call us to discuss your loved one’s needs, timeline, and schedule. We will explain the available care options and arrange the next steps.

A care plan helps organize routines, support needs, schedule, and important considerations for care at home.

Caregivers can help with everyday routines such as mobility, bathing, dressing, meals, companionship, light housekeeping, and medication reminders when those supports are part of the care plan.

We discuss your loved one’s needs, routines, preferences, and schedule, then confirm the care plan with the family.

Caregivers may provide medication reminders and help organize a clearly labeled pill box when that support is appropriate to the care plan. Medication administration and clinical decisions require licensed clinical direction.

Yes. Transportation and errands can be part of a care plan, including help getting to appointments or picking up necessities.

Call before the planned discharge when possible. Have the expected return date, discharge instructions, support needed with bathing, meals and mobility, and the hours family can cover ready. OPA can discuss available support and confirm the schedule and start details before care begins. Ask the discharge team to clarify any clinical instructions. In secondary counties, caregiver coverage must be confirmed before OPA promises a start date.

Yes. We can help you understand long-term care insurance and VA Community Care Network care. Insurance carriers and VA make final coverage and authorization decisions.

Homemaker services start at $28/hour. Four-hour minimum. Personal Care Services start at $32/hour. Four-hour minimum. Rates increase with case complexity. Licensed skilled care (LPN/RN and similar) costs more. Call for a written estimate.