Non-medical home support

Non-Medical Home Care Services in North Dakota

ND Home Health provides practical, reliable support for people who want to remain safe, comfortable, and connected in their own homes. Services are arranged around individual needs, location, schedule, and caregiver availability.

  • Screened and trained caregivers
  • Support built around daily routines
  • Local service coordination

Our services

Support for Everyday Life at Home

Choose a service below to learn what it includes, who it may help, and what to expect. We will help you identify the right combination of support during the first conversation.

Personal Care Assistance

Respectful help with bathing, dressing, grooming, mobility, and other daily routines based on the person’s needs.

Learn about personal care

Homemaker Services

Routine help with light housekeeping, laundry, meal preparation, and other household tasks that support a clean, organized home.

Learn about homemaker services

Chore Services

Occasional help with heavier household and seasonal tasks such as periodic cleaning, lawn mowing, and snow or ice removal.

Learn about chore services

Companionship Services

Conversation, social interaction, shared activities, and a dependable presence that supports routine and reduces isolation.

Learn about companionship

Respite Care

Temporary support that gives family caregivers time away while their loved one receives safe, attentive care at home.

Learn about respite care

Supervision

Monitoring, cueing, and safety oversight for people who need another person nearby to remain safe and supported at home.

Learn about supervision

Non-Medical Transportation

Transportation and escort support for eligible trips such as appointments, errands, and essential community activities.

Learn about transportation
Current scope: ND Home Health currently provides non-medical home support. Nursing, therapy, and other medical home health services are not currently offered. Future medical home health services are under consideration.

Getting started

How Care Works

A clear four-step process keeps the first conversation simple and sets realistic expectations before services begin.

  1. Free Consultation

    Tell us what support is needed, where care will take place, and the schedule you are considering.

  2. Care Plan Development

    We clarify the tasks, timing, preferences, and service requirements so everyone understands the plan.

  3. Caregiver Matching

    We look for a caregiver whose location, availability, experience, and fit align with the support plan.

  4. Ongoing Support

    We stay in contact, address concerns, and adjust the service arrangement as needs or schedules change.

Why ND Home Health

Reliable Support Without Unnecessary Complexity

Home care should be clear, dependable, and centered on the person receiving support.

Screened Caregivers

Caregivers complete required screening before they are assigned to client services.

Training for the Role

Staff complete orientation and service-specific preparation before working independently.

Local Coordination

Our team coordinates schedules, communication, and service needs for rural North Dakota communities.

Personalized Support

Services are organized around the client’s routine, preferences, safety needs, and approved tasks.

Service area

Serving 13 North Dakota Counties

Our service area includes Richland, Sargent, Ransom, rural Cass, LaMoure, Dickey, Barnes, Stutsman, Logan, McIntosh, Traill, Steele, and Griggs counties. Availability varies by community, schedule, service needs, and caregiver staffing.

Common questions

Before You Request Services

These answers cover the practical questions families usually need resolved first.

Are these medical home health services?

No. The services listed on this page are non-medical home support services. ND Home Health does not currently provide nursing, therapy, or other medical home health services.

Are all services available in every county?

Not always. Availability depends on the community, requested schedule, service needs, and whether an appropriate caregiver is available.

How soon can services begin?

Start timing varies. We first confirm the requested support, location, schedule, intake requirements, and caregiver availability.

Can services change as needs change?

Yes. Contact our team when needs or schedules change so the service arrangement can be reviewed and updated when appropriate.