Help at Home

Help at Home is a home health care provider in Wheaton, Illinois, offering personalized in-home care services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The company serves individuals across Illinois, including those over 60 through the Illinois Department on Aging, those under 60 via the Department of Human Services, and youth in care through the Department of Children and Family Services. Services include home care visitation, transportation, habilitation, and drug testing, supporting clients with various waivers. With a 5.00 rating and a strong reputation for quality, Help at Home delivers care tailored to individual needs through dedicated care coordinators and trained caregiver teams.

Founded in Evanston, Illinois, Help at Home has served communities for 50 years, growing into the nation’s largest personal care services organization. The company emphasizes relationship-based care, matching clients with caregivers who build long-term, meaningful connections, on average lasting four years. This intentional matching fosters deep understanding of clients’ needs, enabling caregivers to act as the eyes and ears in the home, helping to prevent health risks such as falls, burns, and social isolation. The organization is committed to delivering high-quality, value-based care while maintaining dignity and independence for clients, supported by national leadership and local expertise.

The office is located at 800 Roosevelt Rd, Building E, Suite 102, just a short distance from West Roosevelt Road, Rathje Park, and Rathje Pond. It lies within walking distance of Prairie Path Park and a short drive from the Wheaton Police Department and Winfield Creek, situated in a quiet, accessible area of the city.

Known for its consistent excellence and deep community roots, Help at Home stands as a trusted leader in home health care, recognized for its compassionate, client-centered approach and ability to meet the evolving needs of seniors and individuals with disabilities. Its long-standing presence and proven model of care make it a vital resource in Wheaton’s network of health and human services.