24/7 Home Care in Oklahoma City and Edmond
LiveBetter at Home provides 24-hour home care in Oklahoma City, Edmond, and nearby communities. A team of caregivers works scheduled shifts, so help is in the home day and night. Care includes personal care, meals, mobility support, companionship, and overnight assistance. Talk to us about your needs for pricing information. Our typical hourly rates are $30-$40 per hour. Call us today: (405) 461-6175
Help Throughout the Day and Night
When a loved one needs assistance at every hour, caregiving can take over the family’s entire schedule. A spouse may be helping all day and getting up repeatedly at night. Adult children may be arranging their work, sleep, and family commitments around the next shift of care.
LiveBetter at Home provides hands-on assistance across the full day and night. Our caregivers help your loved one get ready in the morning, prepare meals, provide personal care, and respond to overnight needs outlined in the care plan.
Your family remains involved without carrying every responsibility alone. A planned schedule of professional care creates time for relatives to rest, keep their own commitments, and spend time with their loved one as family.
What Our 24-Hour Care Provides
Our care team supports the routines that make up your loved one’s day. We build a personalized plan around the assistance they need and the preferences that make home feel familiar.
With around-the-clock care, we:
- Provide help during daytime and overnight hours, including personal care and daily routines.
- Take on scheduled caregiving responsibilities so a spouse or adult child does not have to cover every hour.
- Support familiar habits, including preferred mealtimes, activities, quiet time, and bedtime routines.
- Respect privacy and choices during hands-on care and throughout the day.
- Provide companionship alongside practical assistance.
- Communicate about care and observed changes and reassess the plan as needs change.
Our team assesses both daytime and overnight needs before services begin. We recommend coverage based on the person’s daily life, including whether a shorter schedule would meet their needs.
How 24-Hour Caregiver Shifts Work
LiveBetter at Home provides 24-hour care through a team of caregivers working scheduled shifts. The schedule covers daytime, evening, and overnight hours, with caregivers following the same personalized care plan.
Before care begins, we establish the coverage, identify the tasks caregivers will provide, and prepare the care team with your loved one’s routines and preferences. We explain the schedule, communication arrangements, and how to contact the agency. Staffing availability is confirmed before the start of care.
We do not offer live-in care. Our 24-hour service uses caregiver shifts rather than having one caregiver live in your loved one’s home. Overnight care is part of the planned coverage, with assistance based on the needs identified in the care plan.
Guided Living™ Supports the Whole Day
Our Guided Living™ approach gives daily care a clear focus through five pillars:
- Safety & Stability: We support safer routines, help keep frequently used spaces orderly, and observe changes that need attention.
- Function & Independence: We encourage your loved one to participate in daily activities while providing assistance with difficult tasks.
- Emotional & Social: We make time for companionship, shared interests, and meaningful connection.
- Family Confidence: We communicate about care and observed changes so family members stay informed.
- Cognition & Routine: We reinforce familiar habits and provide patient reminders and cueing when needed.
These pillars guide support across the day and night, connecting practical assistance with your loved one’s comfort, preferences, and participation in daily life.
Support Throughout the Day and Night
Morning and Evening Personal Care
Our caregivers assist with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and getting ready for the day or for bed. We explain what we are doing, allow time for your loved one to participate, and provide hands-on help with the tasks that have become difficult.
Personal preferences remain part of daily care. We respect choices about clothing, bathing times, grooming products, and privacy. Regular assistance should support your loved one’s comfort and dignity throughout the day.
Overnight
Assistance
We provide help during the hours when family members need to rest. Overnight caregivers assist with toileting, personal hygiene, and bedtime-related routines according to the care plan. We also provide patient reassurance and company when your loved one is awake.
For a person who needs assistance getting out of bed or moving to the bathroom, caregivers follow the mobility support established in the plan. Overnight responsibilities are included in the schedule from the beginning, so care accounts for more than daytime needs.
Meals and Household Routines
Our caregivers prepare meals, set up the eating area, support mealtime routines, and clean up afterward. We follow food preferences and applicable dietary instructions recorded in the care plan and encourage regular meals and hydration.
We also help with laundry and light household tasks, keeping frequently used areas orderly and comfortable. These practical responsibilities remain part of care alongside personal assistance.
Companionship and Meaningful Activities
Having care throughout the day should still leave room for enjoyment, conversation, and personal interests. Our caregivers spend time talking, listening to music, reading, looking through photographs, and sharing activities your loved one enjoys.
We adapt the pace to the person. Some parts of the day may include conversation and activity, while others call for quiet company or rest. We respect personal space and avoid turning every hour into a task or scheduled activity.
Alzheimer's and Dementia Support
Our caregivers provide patient reminders, simple prompts, familiar routines, and personal care for people living with dementia. We help with the steps involved in getting dressed, sitting down for meals, and preparing for bed, allowing time for the person to respond and participate.
Day-and-night support also gives families help during the hours when their loved one needs someone present for supervision and assistance. We provide the support established in the care plan and communicate changes we observe.
Assistance After a Hospital or Rehabilitation Stay
We help your loved one settle back into daily life with personal care, meals, companionship, and household assistance after discharge. Extended coverage supports families when help is needed throughout the day and overnight between visits from healthcare professionals.
Our care works alongside separately arranged nursing, therapy, and other clinical services. Medical treatment, wound care, and rehabilitation remain with the appropriate healthcare providers.
Mobility and Transfer Assistance
Our caregivers assist with everyday movement and transfers, including moving between a bed and chair and getting to the bathroom. We follow the support methods and equipment instructions established in the care plan.
Our team assesses the level of assistance required and confirms the staffing and equipment needed before care begins. This allows mobility support to reflect the person’s abilities and specific needs across both daytime and overnight routines.
Why Families Choose LiveBetter at Home
Caregivers Who Receive Training and Support
Our caregivers undergo background checks and receive training and ongoing support. We prepare the care team with your loved one’s plan, routines, and preferences so each caregiver understands the assistance they are there to provide.
Respect for Your Home and Personal Space
Having caregivers in the home for longer periods requires consideration. We respect privacy during personal care, allow room for family time and quiet activities, and follow the household preferences included in the care plan.
A Family-Owned, Local Agency
Founded by Jeremy and Megan, LiveBetter at Home serves families from our office at 301 Lilac Drive, Suite 110, Edmond, OK 73034.
We serve Edmond, Oklahoma City, Nichols Hills, Northwest Oklahoma City, Piedmont, Yukon, The Village, Deer Creek, Choctaw, Moore, Guthrie, Mustang, Jones, Arcadia, Midwest City, and surrounding areas. Contact us to discuss your loved one’s location, the proposed schedule, and availability.
Getting Started With 24-Hour Home Care
1. Connect With Our Team
Call or contact us online. We listen, answer your questions, and guide you through the next steps. You do not need to have a full care schedule figured out before reaching out.
2. Receive a Free In-Home Consultation
We assess assistance needs across the day and night, learn your loved one’s preferences, and review the home environment and current family support.
3. Review Your Personalized Care Plan
We develop the plan, explain the services and shift coverage, and review pricing and payment arrangements. We confirm staffing availability and prepare caregivers before services begin.
4. Begin Care With Ongoing Support
Our caregivers provide the scheduled assistance. We stay in communication with your family and reassess the plan as needs, routines, or family circumstances change.
How families pay:
- Private pay: Income, savings, or shared family contributions.
- Long-term care insurance: It may cover home care, depending on the policy. Confirm benefit limits, waiting periods, and provider rules with your insurer.
- Medicare: Medicare does not pay for 24-hour care at home, or for personal care when that is the only care needed.
See the full breakdown on our Cost of Home Care page.
Get Support for the Hours Your Family Cannot Cover Alone
You do not have to handle every morning, evening, and overnight responsibility yourself. LiveBetter at Home provides practical, personal assistance throughout the day and night, with care built around your loved one’s life at home.
Call LiveBetter at Home at (405) 461-6175 to discuss 24-hour home care and request a personalized care consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions About 24-Hour Home Care
What is 24-hour home care?
Does LiveBetter at Home offer live-in care?
How do you determine whether 24-hour care is appropriate?
Can 24-hour care include dementia support?
Is 24-hour home care the same as skilled nursing?
How do families pay for 24-hour care?
Can we adjust the care schedule later?
Is 24/7 Care the Right Level of Support?
Around-the-clock care may be worth discussing when:
- Your loved one wakes several times a night and needs help.
- They need help getting to the bathroom or back to bed after dark.
- Memory changes mean they should not be alone at any hour.
- A spouse or adult child has been covering nights and is running out of energy.
- They are coming home from a hospital or rehab stay and need help settling back into daily routines.
Not sure yet? Our free consultation looks at both daytime and overnight needs. We recommend the hours your loved one actually needs, not the most hours possible.