Home care, built for real life in Maine.
Three programs, one team. Trained caregivers, dementia capability across the team, and care plans written for each family.
Three programs. One standard.
Whether your family needs daily personal support, dementia care, or structured recovery after a hospital stay, we build the plan around the situation.
Zion Everyday Care™
Daily life, handled with care.
Ongoing personal care, companionship, and home support for older adults who want to stay home.
- Bathing, dressing, and grooming
- Medication reminders
- Meal preparation and light homemaking
- Companionship and conversation
- Transportation and errands
Zion Home Recovery™
Recovery at home, done right.
Structured post-hospital support for the weeks when readmission risk is highest.
- Medication reminders and oversight
- Mobility support and fall prevention
- Transportation to follow-up appointments
- Meal preparation and nutrition support
- Communication with family and the care team
- Caregiver in place within 48 hours of discharge
Alzheimer's and Dementia Care
Every stage, with patience.
Care for older adults living with Alzheimer's or another form of dementia, by caregivers trained for every stage of memory loss.
- Dementia-trained caregivers across the whole team
- Consistent routines that reduce anxiety and confusion
- Behavioral support and patient communication
- Regular updates and family guidance
Where we go deeper.
Across all three programs, we've built focused expertise in the situations families come to us with most often.
Alzheimer's and Dementia Care
Every Zion Care caregiver is trained for dementia. We know the behavioral changes, the communication challenges, and the toll on families, and we're equipped for it at every stage.
Read more →Post-Hospital Recovery
The first weeks after a hospital stay are when readmission risk is highest. Our recovery support keeps clients safe, on their medications, and in touch with their care teams.
Read more →Readmission Prevention
We work with families and discharge planners to identify clients at elevated risk of falls or readmission, and write a care plan that addresses those risks directly.
Talk with our care team →Steady, professional care, every visit.
Home care done well takes time. A caregiver who rushes through tasks and leaves after a short visit isn't providing care, they're providing coverage. There's a difference.
Every Zion Care visit is long enough for the routine to unfold, for conversation to happen, for the caregiver to notice if something is different today, and for the person we're caring for to feel attended to.
Not sure which program fits?
Call us. We'll listen to your situation and tell you honestly what makes sense, even if the answer isn't us.