Saint Francis at Home

Saint Francis at Home is a home health care provider in Newark, Delaware, offering in-home services including home care, palliative care, and specialized fall prevention programs. The agency supports patients recovering from illness or surgery, helping them maintain independence and quality of life while receiving care in the comfort of their own homes. Services are available throughout the Newark area and surrounding communities, with a focus on personalized care plans and interdisciplinary support. The agency holds a perfect 5.00 rating based on customer reviews, reflecting strong patient satisfaction and trusted service delivery.

The agency’s fall prevention program is a key specialty, featuring comprehensive assessments, physical and occupational therapy, home safety evaluations, and personalized interventions to reduce fall risk among older adults and others at risk. This evidence-based approach is delivered by a team of nurses, therapists, social workers, and physicians working collaboratively with patients and caregivers. Saint Francis at Home also offers Trinity Health Home Care Connect® Virtual Care, a 24/7 remote monitoring service using secure tablets and medical devices to track vital signs and enable real-time video consultations with registered nurses, reducing the need for emergency room visits and supporting safe recovery at home.

Located at 100 Commerce Drive, Suite 100, the agency sits just a short distance from the Delaware Turnpike, less than a quarter mile away, and is within a mile of Christiana High School, Altheia School, and Weiss Park. It lies near Old Baltimore Pike and Leatherman's Run, placing it in a well-connected area of Newark with easy access for patients and families.

With a reputation for compassionate, patient-centered care and a proven track record in home-based health services, Saint Francis at Home stands as a trusted resource for individuals and families in the Newark community seeking reliable, high-quality in-home support. The agency’s commitment to safety, independence, and dignity continues to make it a vital part of local health care.