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Private senior care in San Diego

Personal Care in San Diego

Bathing, dressing, getting through the morning. The routines your loved one once managed without a thought can quietly become the hardest part of the day. Aloha Senior Home Care personal care meets them right there, with dignified, hands on support that lets them keep feeling like themselves.

It is non-medical, nurse led, and built entirely around the person you love.

Hands on care at a glance
  • Non-medical, hands on help with daily routines for older adults
  • Led by Maya German, RN, founder of Aloha Senior Home Care
  • Licensed California Home Care Organization, #374700270
  • Consistent, personally matched caregivers, background checked
  • Care available 24/7 across San Diego County
  • Every caregiver registered on the California Home Care Aide Registry
A warm welcome

A Warm Welcome to Your Family

A warm hello from all of us at Aloha Senior Home Care, and a look at how our nurse led, non-medical team supports families across San Diego with everyday care at home. Take two minutes to get to know us before you ever pick up the phone.

Nurse led and licensed, caring for families across San Diego

Non-medical, everyday help that makes life at home easier

Background checked caregivers, here for you around the clock

Why it matters

Help That Protects Their Dignity

The hardest part of needing help is rarely the task itself. It is what the task represents. Asking someone for help to bathe or dress can feel like losing a piece of who you are, and many older adults will quietly go without rather than ask.

Good care changes that. A calm, respectful caregiver makes the everyday feel manageable again, and does it in a way that keeps your loved one in charge of their own day. Because our team is nurse led, that same caregiver also notices the small things, a new bruise, a shaky morning, a little less appetite, and gently loops your family in.

Real care is measured in dignity, not in tasks checked off a list.

An Aloha Senior Home Care caregiver holding a senior woman's hand at her bedside, with a mobility walker nearby
What's included

Hands On Help, Handled With Care

Every plan is shaped around what your loved one still does well and where they would welcome a hand. It often includes:

  • Bathing and showering

    Private, unhurried help with bathing, so it stays a comfort and never a worry.

  • Dressing and grooming

    A hand with dressing, hair, shaving, and the small touches that help them feel put together.

  • Moving around the home

    A steady arm with standing, walking, and getting around the house at their own pace.

  • Toileting and hygiene

    Discreet, respectful help with toileting and staying clean and comfortable, always with their dignity first.

  • Morning and evening routines

    Gentle support getting up and ready, and settling in comfortably at the end of the day.

  • Meals and hydration

    Help preparing meals they enjoy and staying nourished and hydrated through the day.

  • Medication reminders

    Timely reminders so they can keep up with their own medication schedule.

  • Light housekeeping

    Keeping the spaces they use most tidy, fresh, and comfortable.

The Aloha difference

Personal Care With a Nurse's Eye

Anyone can help with a task. Aloha Senior Home Care helps the whole person, and stays close enough to notice what changes. That means the same trusted caregiver, chosen for temperament and fit, and a nurse led team keeping a quiet eye on how your loved one is really doing.

  • A consistent, matched caregiver

    One trusted face who learns your loved one's routine and preferences, not a rotating door of strangers.

  • Nurse led oversight

    Maya German, RN and our team stay involved. Caregivers notice small changes and tell your family early, and any medical decisions stay with your loved one's doctor.

  • Background checked and trained

    Every caregiver is carefully vetted, background checked, and trained in respectful, non-medical personal support.

  • Available 24/7

    From a hand each morning to around the clock help, care flexes to your family's needs.

Two kinds of care, compared

Which Kind of Care Does Your Family Need?

These two are easy to mix up. One is non-medical, hands on help with daily living. The other, home health, is medical support a doctor orders, like a visiting nurse or a therapist. Many families use both, and we are glad to help you coordinate.

Personal Care

Hands on help with daily routines

What it is
Non-medical help with bathing, dressing, grooming, and daily life
Who provides it
A trained, background checked caregiver, overseen by our RN founder
Medical or nursing tasks
Never included. This service is non-medical.
How it is arranged
Private pay, arranged directly with your family, starting whenever you need it

Home Health

Medical support a doctor orders

What it is
Medical support such as visiting nurses, therapy, or care a doctor orders
Who provides it
Licensed medical professionals working under a doctor's plan of care
Medical or nursing tasks
Yes. This is medical support Aloha Senior Home Care does not provide.
How it is arranged
Ordered by a physician, often through a home health agency

Aloha Senior Home Care provides non-medical support only. We do not offer nursing, therapy, or any care a doctor orders. If your loved one needs that, we will gladly help your family coordinate with the right licensed provider.

How it works

Getting Started Is Simple

  1. 1

    We listen

    A free consultation to understand your loved one's routine, what feels hard right now, and where a hand would help most.

  2. 2

    We match

    We choose a caregiver by temperament and fit, and build a simple plan around real life.

  3. 3

    We stay close

    Your caregiver settles in, our nurse led team keeps watch, and your family finally gets room to breathe.

Is it time?

Signs It Might Be Time

This is often the step families put off the longest. It may be time if you have noticed:

Noticing even one or two is reason enough to reach out. There is never a wrong time to ask, and the first conversation is always free.

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  • Wearing the same clothes for days, or a change in grooming and hygiene
  • Unsteadiness getting up, walking, or moving around the home
  • Skipping baths or showers because they feel too hard to manage alone
  • New bruises, or a sense they are quietly struggling in the bathroom
  • A parent who clearly needs a hand but is too proud to ask for one
Common questions

Your Questions, Answered

Straight answers to what San Diego families ask us most about hands on care at home.

What does personal care include?

It is non-medical, hands on help with daily living: bathing and showering, dressing and grooming, a steady arm getting around the home, discreet help with toileting, meals and hydration, gentle medication reminders, and light housekeeping. Every plan is built around what your loved one still does well and where they would welcome a hand.

Is this the same as home health care?

No. It is non-medical help with daily routines like bathing and dressing. Home health is medical support a doctor orders, such as a visiting nurse or a physical therapist. Aloha Senior Home Care provides non-medical support only, and because our team is nurse led, we help you know when something should involve your doctor.

Can we request a female or male caregiver?

Yes. Help with bathing and dressing is personal, and comfort matters. Tell us your preference and we will match a caregiver your loved one feels at ease with. A consistent, familiar face is part of how we protect their dignity.

What if my parent refuses help with bathing or dressing?

This is one of the most common worries, and it is completely normal. Our caregivers are patient and unhurried, and they build trust before anything else. Often the resistance is really about pride, and a calm, respectful approach over a few visits makes all the difference.

Do you provide overnight or around the clock care?

Yes. Care flexes from a hand each morning to overnight or around the clock support, all non-medical, across San Diego County. We build the schedule around your family's needs during a free consultation.

How much does personal care cost?

Aloha Senior Home Care is private pay: your family arranges and pays for care directly, rather than billing a health plan or a government program. During your free consultation we walk through clear, honest pricing based on the hours and level of help you need, with no pressure.

How do we begin?

Start with a free consultation. Call (858) 399-1400 or request a visit online, and a member of our nurse led team, overseen by Maya German, RN, will talk through your loved one's routine and the kind of help that would fit. No pressure, ever.

Still have a question? Call us at (858) 399-1400.

Help That Lets Them Stay Themselves

One conversation is all it takes to begin. Tell us about your loved one, and we will help you decide if this is the right fit, with no pressure and no obligation.

Aloha Senior Home Care provides non-medical support. This page is general information, not medical advice. For medical concerns, always consult your loved one's doctor.