Practical guidance from A-Team Home Care’s Philadelphia care team — home care, dementia, pediatric care, Family Caregiver Program, and aging at home.
Melinda Piechoski, RN · Director of Nursing · May 2026 When a family decides to look into home care, the intake call is usually the first real conversation with an agency. It moves quickly. A coordinator will ask about your loved one’s diagnosis, daily needs, insurance coverage, and living situation.
Melinda Piechoski, RN · Director of Nursing · May 2026 Pennsylvania’s Medicaid waiver programs can pay for home care services that allow older adults and people with disabilities to stay at home instead of moving to a facility. But accessing those benefits requires paperwork. Families who show up to their
Melinda Piechoski, RN · Director of Nursing · May 2026 Most families hiring a home care agency are doing it for the first time. The decision happens quickly, often during a health crisis, and it is easy to sign a contract without fully understanding what you are agreeing to. Asking
Melinda Piechoski, RN · Director of Nursing · May 2026 Most family caregivers do not set out to take on more than they can handle. It happens gradually. One task becomes five. Weekday visits become weekends. Phone check-ins become overnight stays. By the time a family recognizes that they need
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