A caregiver and elderly woman sitting together at a small dining table, hands loosely clasped over a cup of tea, in warm natural morning light
In-Home Personal Care

Care that feels like family,
because your family
can't be everywhere.

Tend pairs aging parents with trusted personal care assistants for bathing, dressing, mobility, and the kind of unhurried company that makes a day feel whole.

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What We Do

The everyday care that takes
more than good intentions.

Personal care is specific. We name the tasks plainly so you know exactly what your parent receives — and what a difference each one makes.

Bathing & Grooming

Gentle assistance with bathing, hair care, oral hygiene, and dressing — done on your loved one's schedule, not ours.

Mobility Support

Safe transfers, walking assistance, and fall prevention — so moving through home feels confident again.

Medication Reminders

Timely prompts for prescriptions and supplements, with careful logging so nothing is missed or doubled.

Companionship

Unhurried conversation, shared meals, light activities — the kind of presence that makes a home feel lived in.

Light Housekeeping

Tidying the spaces they use most — kitchen, bathroom, bedroom — so the home stays comfortable and safe.

Errand Accompaniment

Doctor appointments, pharmacy pickups, a short walk to the corner store — familiar routines, safely kept.

The People

Real caregivers.
Real philosophy.

Every Tend caregiver is background-checked, certified, and chosen as much for character as credentials. These are the people who will be in your parent's home.

Margaret, a warm caregiver with kind eyes photographed in soft natural light near a window

Margaret

9 years

Certified Nursing Assistant · CPR Certified

"I believe the best care happens when someone feels heard, not managed."
Darnell, a male caregiver with a gentle expression photographed in warm afternoon light

Darnell

6 years

Home Health Aide · Dementia Care Certified

"Dignity isn't something you restore — it's something you protect every single day."
Lucia, a female caregiver with a calm, reassuring presence photographed in soft indoor light

Lucia

11 years

Licensed Practical Nurse · Bilingual (EN/ES)

"I show up the way I'd want someone to show up for my own grandmother."
Book a Free Care Consultation

No commitment. Just a conversation.

The Process

Nothing unknown.
Nothing rushed.

Here is exactly what happens from first contact to first visit.

01

A quiet phone call

We start with a 20-minute conversation — no forms, no pressure.

You tell us about your parent: their routines, what they love, what feels hard right now. We listen more than we talk. This call is free.

02

A care plan, made together

We draft a simple plan that fits your parent's actual day.

Morning or evening? Three days a week or five? Which tasks matter most? The plan is yours to adjust anytime. Nothing is locked in.

03

The right match

We introduce you to one or two caregivers we think will click.

You meet them before anyone enters the home. If it doesn't feel right, we find someone else. No awkward conversations required — that's our job.

04

Care begins, gently

The first visit is unhurried. We call you after.

Your parent sets the pace. The caregiver arrives with your care plan and a willingness to earn trust slowly. You'll hear from us within 24 hours.

"The first night after Margaret started coming, I went to bed at 10:30 and I just… slept. I didn't check my phone at 2am. I didn't lie there running through the list of things that could go wrong. I just slept. I didn't realize how much I'd been carrying until someone else was there to help carry it."
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Rachel M.

Daughter · Portland, OR

Get Started

Let's start
with a conversation.

Three questions. That's all. We'll take it from there.

This helps us speak about them as a person, not a case.

Select as many as feel relevant — there are no wrong answers.

We'll confirm a time that works for you.

No commitment. No insurance questions. Just a conversation.

Free Download

Our Family Care Guide

Not ready to call? This quiet 12-page guide walks you through recognizing when a parent needs more support, how to have that conversation, and what to look for in a caregiver.