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Non-medical in-home care that helps older adults and people with disabilities stay safe, comfortable, and independent at home.
Flexible schedules
From a few hours a week to around-the-clock care.
Who we are
MCA Care Providers has supported families in Homestead, Princeton, Cutler Bay, and the surrounding communities since 2018 with dependable, compassionate help at home.
Screened caregivers
Level 2 background screening as Florida law requires.
English, Spanish & Creole
Caregivers matched by language when possible.
Written care plan
Built with you and reviewed regularly.
Care services
All servicesPersonal care
Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and mobility help, with dignity.
Companion & homemaker
Conversation, meals, light housekeeping, errands, and rides to appointments.
Respite care
Short-term relief so family caregivers can rest, work, or travel.
Memory care support
Patient, routine-based support for people living with dementia.
Hospital-to-home
Extra support during the first weeks home after a hospital or rehab stay.
24-hour & live-in
Around-the-clock or live-in arrangements for higher-need clients.
MCA Care Providers offers non-medical care. When skilled nursing or therapy is needed, we coordinate with your physician and licensed home health agencies.
Getting started
Call or request a visit
Tell us about your loved one and what's become hard at home.
Free in-home consultation
A care coordinator visits to understand routines, safety, and preferences.
Care plan & caregiver match
We match by skills, language, and personality, and introduce the caregiver before the first shift when possible.
Ongoing check-ins
Supervisory visits and family updates, with the plan adjusted as needs change.
Free tool
How much help is needed?
Our care needs assessment walks through daily activities, safety, and memory, then suggests the type of support and a starting range of weekly hours to discuss with us.
Start the assessmentWhere we serve
Not sure if you're in our area? Call us. We'll tell you, or refer you to a trusted provider nearby.
Common questions
Is there a minimum number of hours?
Most visits are scheduled in blocks of a few hours so caregivers have time to do things well. We'll discuss the right schedule during your consultation.
How is home care paid for?
Most families pay privately, and long-term care insurance policies often cover non-medical home care. Medicare generally does not cover ongoing non-medical care. Ask us about the paperwork your policy requires.
Can caregivers give medications?
Caregivers can provide medication reminders. Administering medications, injections, or wound care requires licensed nursing staff, which we coordinate through home health agencies or your physician.
What if we don't click with the caregiver?
Tell us. The relationship matters, and we'll arrange a different caregiver as quickly as we can.