Providing quality care and companionship since 2016

In pursuit of giving excellent care, we are a family owned company with combined years of experience in the field of Non-Medical eldercare. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, we formed this company with the mindset of wanting to improve the quality of care you and your loved ones deserve as if you were part of our own family.

Through our own personal experiences and with the integrity of our humble service and commitment, we encourage you to give us a chance and see if we are the right fit for you! When you contact our office staff, we will take that time to get to know you and have you share with us what exactly you’re looking for. We understand that being in the position of having to contact us may make you feel worried or overwhelmed, especially when it means having to trust someone entirely new to take care of your loved one. But we can ensure that we will take things one step at a time and will provide the most efficient care and communication to ease any anxiety you may have.

Though Senior Care Plus is a company, we are also a family—a family who has gained experienced from taking care of their own loved ones and want to let anyone they meet or work with know that they too will be treated like family.

News in Senior Care Plus & Non-Medical Elder Care

Non-medical elder care refers to services provided to elderly individuals who do not require medical supervision or treatment. These services can include assistance with daily living activities such as bathing, grooming, meal preparation, transportation, and housekeeping. Non-medical elder care may also include companionship and socialization to help seniors maintain mental and emotional well-being. This type of care can be provided in the home or at a senior care facility, and can be personalized to meet the needs of each individual. Non-medical elder care plays a crucial role in allowing seniors to maintain their independence and quality of life as they age.

In recent news in non-medical elder care, there has been an increasing focus on technology and the ways in which it can be used to support and engage older adults. Companies are developing new apps and devices that promote socialization, mental stimulation, and physical activity among seniors. Additionally, there has been a push for more intergenerational programs and activities, which bring together different age groups for mutual benefit. These efforts reflect a growing recognition of the importance of addressing the social and emotional needs of older adults, in addition to their physical health. By providing more diverse and engaging opportunities for social connection and personal growth, caregivers and family members can help seniors maintain a higher quality of life.