In Home Child Care for All Ages

This has been a blessing for my wife and myself ! Mr Kresta looks forward to his caretakers visits and we feel this has boosted his spirits and overall physical health. Thank you Jerry Gilliland

Amazing support from Home Watch! I felt like a family member was accompanying my dad! I had peace of mind knowing HomeWatch was with dad escorting him to his appointment, during and brought him back home.

Homewatch Caregivers has provided excellent companionship and care for our 96 year old mother / mother-in-law over the past month while we arranged for a transition to Assisted Living. Caregivers were friendly and helpful. Lisa and Robert are incredible care coordinators, always being responsive to our requests.

I have been using Homwatch's services since December 2025 and I am extremely grateful for their care and responsiveness. I am particularly impressed by the compassion and professionalism of their office.

Amazing services. Coming back here again

We had to rapidly put up round-the-clock care. Homewatch put together a strong team for our father with speed and diligence. Victoria, Jesenia, and Stacy at the home office listened to us and accommodated our requests. We are really fortunate to have excellent primary caregivers. They've made Dad feel at ease throughout a challenging transition.

Keith's support through this difficult time was extremely important to me and my family.

Prompt and efficient service at a reasonable price. My driver, Susan in your Billings office, did an excellent job. Thanks.

My father was on hospice in a memory care community in Torrance, and between my job, caring for children with disabilities at home, and southern California traffic, getting to him was its own ordeal. Some days the drive alone felt impossible — and I was frightened of what I couldn't see. Homewatch CareGivers of Long Beach and Torrance did things no other agency I called would do. They put me on video call with the caregiver right at my father's bedside. When their care management team stopped in to check on him, they brought me in on video so I could see my dad with my own eyes. When you can't just get in the car and be there in twenty minutes, that is everything. They even got my dad to move when I couldn't do it and made sure he went outside to get some sunshine that he just loved. They also had no weekly minimum hours. When I was able to be there in person, I was with my father myself and needed less care; when traffic and work kept me away for days at a time, we flexed the hours back up. Every other agency wanted me to commit to hours I didn't need. I know both sides of these issues because I deal with these kind of family issues every day. I'm a director in a physical therapy practices that specialize in treating seniors — including patients with cognitive decline, Parkinson's, and traumatic brain injury. I've spent my career leading clinicians, and I am not easy to impress. These caregivers are non-medical, and they were still among the most professional, skilled people I have worked alongside. They knew how to assist without taking over, how to protect my father's dignity, and how to work with his hospice team. They wanted to be there. Hospice was their calling, not an assignment. They became like family to me and I will forever be grateful and don't know how I would have managed without them. If you can't be there as often as you want to be, call them.

Homewatch CareGivers are a beautiful concept. They are very Blessed in what they do to help elderly people and others who need help in their home.