What Pink Glove Care is
We provide non-medical care at home. A caregiver comes to your mother’s house and helps with the parts of the day that have become hard: bathing and dressing, meals, light housekeeping connected to her care, company, and being there so you can work, rest, or sleep. Care can be a few hours a week or support across the day and night.
Who we are for
Families arranging care for a parent who wants to stay home.
How care actually starts
A conversation about what is getting hard. A plan in plain language with the schedule, the hours and the costs. A gentle start, often with something less personal than bathing. Then a coordinator who stays with your family.
Why the name
Pink is a nod to the daughter behind so many care decisions. Glove is the level of attention we are aiming for: organized, personal, considered. Not grand gestures. Someone who answers, and someone who remembers what you have already explained.
What to do next
If you are early, read the guides. If you are further along, tell us what is becoming hard and we will talk it through, including whether we are the right fit.