Find Home Care in Texas
Everyday help at home - for you or someone you love.
Need help with bathing, meals, companionship, transportation or other daily activities? Tell Ready Rooms what’s needed and we’ll help identify home-care providers in our network that may fit.
Non-medical help at home · Home-care providers in our network · A real person reviews every request
Help with the things that make daily life easier
- Bathing & dressingHelp getting ready for the day.
- Meal preparationRegular meals, made at home.
- Light housekeepingLaundry, tidying and a cleaner home.
- CompanionshipConversation, company and check-ins.
- Mobility assistanceHelp moving safely around the home.
- Transportation & errandsRides, shopping and appointments.
- Medication remindersReminders to stay on schedule.
- Family caregiver respiteA break for the family caregiver.
- Overnight supportSomeone there through the night.
Services vary by provider. Tell us what’s needed and we’ll look for providers that offer it.
Who home care can help
- Older adults who want to stay at homeSupport with daily routines in a familiar place.
- Adults who need help with everyday activitiesBathing, dressing, meals, errands or getting around.
- People returning home after a hospital or rehab stayNon-medical help with daily life once they’re back home.
- Families supporting a parent or loved oneExtra hands - and a break for the family caregiver.
Why families look for home care
- Stay in a familiar home
- Get help with everyday routines
- Ease the load on family caregivers
- Make meals, errands and appointments easier
- Add companionship and regular check-ins
Tell us what’s needed - we’ll help identify providers that may fit.
How Ready Rooms helps
- Tell us what’s neededWho needs care, where, and what kind of help.
- We review the requestA person on our team looks at what you shared.
- We help identify providersHome-care providers in our network that may fit.
- Talk with the providerThey discuss services, availability, pricing and next steps.
Home-care services are provided by independently operated providers in the Ready Rooms network, not directly by Ready Rooms.
Real people helping you find the right support
Ready Rooms is a Houston-based Texas nonprofit. Our team reviews each request and helps connect people with home-care providers, housing and supportive resources.
Kelly O'BrienDirector of Social Services
Tawanna MikkolaHousing Coordinator
Zioni IsrealDirector of Strategic Development & Acquisitions
Tell us what kind of help is needed
Share a few details and Ready Rooms will review the request and help identify home-care options that may fit.
Request received
A Ready Rooms team member will review what you shared and help identify home-care options that may fit.
- When appropriate options are identified, we’ll contact you with next steps.
- Questions in the meantime? Call or text (281) 949-8064.
- Need a new place to live instead? Get matched with housing.
Care is provided by providers in our network. Availability and acceptance vary.
Care is provided by home-care providers in our network. Availability, pricing and acceptance vary by provider.
What’s the difference between home care and home health care?
Home care
Non-medical help with everyday living at home: bathing and dressing, meals, housekeeping, companionship, errands and reminders. This is what Ready Rooms home care requests focus on.
Home health care
Skilled clinical care at home, such as nursing or therapy, usually ordered by a doctor and delivered by licensed professionals. If that’s needed, the person’s doctor, hospital or discharge planner typically arranges it.
Help at home - or a new place to live?
Related: Senior & fixed-income housing · Personal care & supportive housing · IDD housing · How Ready Rooms works
Helping a client find support at home?
Social workers, case managers and discharge planners can use the request form above - choose “Client” under Who needs care. Looking for housing for a client instead? Submit a housing referral.
Home care questions
What is home care?
Home care is non-medical help with everyday living, provided in the person’s own home - things like bathing and dressing, meal preparation, light housekeeping, companionship, errands and medication reminders.
What can a home-care provider help with?
Depending on the provider: bathing and dressing, meal preparation, light housekeeping, companionship, mobility assistance, transportation and errands, medication reminders, respite for family caregivers and overnight support. Services vary by provider.
What’s the difference between home care and home health care?
Home care is non-medical help with daily life. Home health care is skilled clinical care - such as nursing or therapy - usually ordered by a doctor and delivered by licensed professionals. Ready Rooms home care requests focus on non-medical help at home.
Who can request home care through Ready Rooms?
Anyone in Texas looking for help at home: the person who needs care, a family member or friend, or a professional such as a social worker, case manager or discharge planner helping a client.
Does Ready Rooms provide the caregiver?
No. Care is provided by home-care providers in our network, not by Ready Rooms. Ready Rooms reviews your request and helps identify providers that may fit what’s needed.
How much does home care cost?
Pricing is set by each provider and depends on the services, the schedule and the level of help needed. The provider will explain costs and what payment options they accept before care starts.
How quickly can care start?
It depends on the provider’s availability and the help that’s needed. Ready Rooms reviews requests and follows up with next steps; the provider confirms start dates directly.
What if I need a new place to live instead of help at home?
Ready Rooms also helps people find housing across Texas - including homes with more day-to-day support. Get matched with housing or see personal care and supportive housing.
Help at home starts with one request
Tell us who needs care, where, and what kind of help would make daily life easier.