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Senior Home Care in Florence, MS

Private duty, non-medical home care for families in Florence, Mississippi. Help with dressing, bathing, meals, light housekeeping and companionship, delivered at home.

Florence has more residential senior care options than most towns its size, so a lot of families here are weighing a move. This page is meant to help with that decision, including in the cases where moving is the right call. Call (601) 900-7218.

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Staying at home, or moving to a facility

Almost every result you will find searching for senior care in Florence is a facility, or a directory paid by facilities. So here is the comparison nobody ranking has a reason to give you.

What residential care costs. Published directory figures put nursing home care in Florence at roughly $196 a day, about $71,540 a year. That is a third-party survey average, not a quote. Assisted living sits below that. Verify with the facility directly.

What home care costs. Our rates are quoted per plan, because in-home care is bought by the hour rather than by the month. A few mornings a week is a fundamentally different bill from live-in care, and that is the point. A facility charges for a bed whether the person needs four hours of help or eighteen. In-home care lets you buy the hours that are actually needed.

When a facility is genuinely the better answer. We would rather say this plainly than sell you something that does not fit:

  • When there are skilled nursing needs around the clock
  • When dementia has progressed to wandering with a real risk of leaving the house
  • When the home itself is not safe and cannot be made safe
  • When isolation is the primary problem and the person would genuinely be better off among other people

If your situation is on that list, a good facility beats good home care. If it is not, home is usually where people do better, and the cost comparison is closer than the brochures suggest.


What our caregivers do in Florence homes

Mornings first. Help with washing and dressing, then breakfast made and eaten with someone in the room.

Through the day, the ordinary upkeep: laundry, dishes, a clean bathroom, a changed bed, floors kept clear of what people trip on. Light housekeeping, but consistent.

Meals cooked to taste and to whatever a doctor has restricted. Groceries collected, prescriptions picked up, appointments driven to and sat through.

Medication reminders on schedule. Caregivers remind, never administer, and tell you when the reminders stop working.

And the companionship, which is not filler. In a house where someone has been alone eleven hours a day, having a person there changes eating, sleeping and mood before it changes anything else.


Care around the clock

Hourly visits, full days, overnight and live-in. Awake overnight means the caregiver stays up, available for bathroom trips, wandering, and after-midnight confusion. Sleeping overnight means the caregiver rests in the home and gets up when needed. They are staffed and billed differently.

Live-in means continuous presence with a built-in sleep period and a scheduled relief rotation.


How to start care

  • Call (601) 900-7218. A short conversation about what is going on.
  • In-home assessment. At the house, free, with the family there.
  • First visit. Our median from first call to first visit is one day.

Serving Florence and south Rankin County

We serve Florence and the surrounding south Rankin County area — including Richland, Star, Pearl and Brandon — from our Jackson office, about 15 miles away. We do not have an office in Florence.


Questions families ask

What does non-medical care cover, and what does it not?
Personal assistance, light housekeeping, meals, errands, transport and companionship. Not skilled nursing, wound care, injections, therapy or administering medication. Reminders only. Many Florence-area listings you will find are home health or hospice agencies, which is a different, doctor-ordered service. If that is what your family needs, we will say so.
What does it cost, and who pays?
Rates are quoted per plan after the assessment. Most families pay privately. We accept Medicaid clients. Long-term care insurance is commonly used and we support those claims with the visit records and documentation insurers require. Veterans and surviving spouses may qualify for VA Aid and Attendance.
Is there a minimum number of hours?
Yes. We require a minimum of 4 hours per visit.
What happens when needs escalate past what home care can do?
We tell you. When the level of need crosses into skilled nursing or secured memory care, we will say it directly rather than adding hours to a plan that has stopped working.
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S&R Divine HomeCare

A private duty, non-medical home care agency serving families across Central Mississippi with personal assistance, light housekeeping, meal preparation, and meaningful companionship.

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  • 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
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