Agapé Home Care was established in 1996 in Fort Worth, Texas by two registered nurses. It has since grown to a staff of more than 60 with a service area that includes Fort Worth and surrounding areas.
All Agapé Home Care personal care assistants are experienced caregivers with a minimum of one year at a facility or agency, who have also passed an extensive background check and skill assessment. We ensure caregiver competency by having ongoing supervisor site monitoring. Our field supervisors provide guidance to our personal care assistants and a nurse case manager is available to client’s physician(s), care providers and families.
Following are additional benefits to working with the team at Agapé Home Care:
Family Owned And Operated
We are family owned and operated, and live in the Fort Worth community we serve.
Caregiver Credentials
Our caregivers have at least one year of experience with either a facility or agency prior to employment.
Caregiver Supervision
Our caregivers are supervised on site and monitored by licensed nurses.
Long-Standing Reputation
We have been providing professional in-home services for more than 20 years.
Timely Service
We’re available to take your call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and can typically have someone at your door within four hours of your request.
Free In Home Consultation
Read more about our free, in home consultation and schedule your appointment by clicking here.
Services Where You Need Them
We meet you where you need us most – whether it be at home, in a retirement community or in a hospital.
Payment Terms
We accept private pay (check, ACH or credit card) and can assist with filing for long-term care insurance.
Bonded and Insured
We are bonded, maintain liability insurance and are self insured for employee injury.
Is it time to call?
If you’re wondering whether it’s time to contact Agapé Home Care for assistance with activities for daily living (ADL), consider whether your loved one has trouble with any of the following:
- Dressing
- Bathing
- Toileting
- Preparing meals or eating properly
- Taking medications
- Driving safely
- Using appliances
- Mobility
- Memory loss
- Unpaid bills or inability to manage finances
- Housework or laundry
- Caring for pets, yard, home, automobile, etc.