in-home care

noun
UK /ˌɪn həʊm ˈkeə/
US /ˌɪn hoʊm ˈker/

Help that someone gives you in your own house.

My grandma gets in-home care so she can stay in her own house.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Medical help given to a sick person at home instead of in a hospital.

After surgery, he received in-home care from a visiting nurse.

3. Looking after children or pets inside the family's house.

The agency offers in-home care for kids while parents work.

4. Support with daily tasks like cooking and cleaning for someone who needs it.

Her in-home care includes help with meals and laundry.