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Kelsey S. says "Jenny is a very caring and skilled RN. She was my manager at a home care agency. Jenny goes above and beyond for her patients. She is trustworthy and...
Richard R. says "She is very caring and reliable. She always has a positive outlook."
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Christine H. says "Took excellent care of my Mother. She read to her, took care of her daily needs and did things with her. She kept her involved in activities."
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Lisa Q. says "Samantha was amazing! She took such wonderful care of my mom at our house when we were working. My mom has dementia, and Samantha was patient, kind and...
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Carol M. says "Erin was very friendly kind and compassionate. She is very thorough with her house cleaning. She does an amazing job. I am so glad I hired her."
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60 home care are listed on Care.com
The average post rate is $30.00/hr as of January 2026
The average star rating for rated home care is 5.0
Recent home care reviews from local parents in Monroe, OH
Home Care in Monroe, OH are rated 5.0 out of 5 stars based on 4 reviews of the 60 listed home care
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FAQs for finding home care in Monroe, OH
How much does private home care cost per hour near me in Monroe, OH?
The average rate for hiring a home care provider in Monroe, OH as of January, 2026 is $30.00 per hour. This cost will fluctuate depending on the provider's level of experience, whether the care is full-time or part-time and the duties required to perform to care for your senior loved one.
How can I find home care near me in Monroe, OH?
Care.com has 1 home care providers for seniors in Monroe, OH. To start searching for caregivers near you, you need to create a Care.com account. To create your account, you will answer some basic questions to help you find home care providers that specialize in your family member’s needs. You will then have the option to either post a job and receive applications from candidates, or you can search for caregivers on the website. You can filter results by distance from Monroe, OH or hourly rate. After you have selected your candidates, you can schedule interviews, check references, request background checks, and can then hire a home health care provider that suits your needs the best.
What types of home care services are available near me in Monroe, OH?
The types of home health care services near you in Monroe, OH will vary depending on the needs of the senior you’re hiring home care assistance for, but home care providers can assist with companionship and fellowship, as well as skilled nursing care. There are also home caregivers in Monroe, OH that can assist with daily activities, such as cooking, medication prompting, dressing, bathing and transporting the senior patient to and from appointments.
How can I safely hire home care near me in Monroe, OH?
If you need to hire senior home care near you in Monroe, OH, we strongly suggest you run an independent background check, request professional references, and interview a handful of candidates. You can also look for providers on Care.com who have a CareCheck badge on their profile, which is a background check we request all in home care service providers complete. Any senior home care providers who complete a CareCheck will have a badge on their profile that displays the date the background check was run.
What interview questions should I ask when hiring home health care near me in Monroe, OH?
When you’re hiring in home health care services near you in Monroe, OH, it can be really helpful to interview a handful of different candidates to help you find the right fit. It’s a good idea to ask them questions about the exact responsibilities they feel comfortable taking on, how they best communicate, and what types of senior health issues they have dealt with in the past.
