in-home support
nounUK /ɪn həʊm səˈpɔːt/
US /ɪn hoʊm səˈpɔːrt/
Help that comes to your own house to take care of you or your family.
After Grandma's surgery, the family arranged in-home support so she could recover in her own bedroom.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Help with everyday tasks like cleaning, cooking, or shopping that is provided inside a person's home.
The agency offers in-home support such as meal preparation and light housekeeping.
3. Services that help people with disabilities or older adults live safely at home instead of in a care facility.
In-home support lets him stay in his own apartment while still getting daily help.
4. Help given to parents or children within the family's own house, often by trained workers.
New parents can receive in-home support from a visiting nurse during the baby's first weeks.