Help at Home

Help at Home is a home health care provider in Williamsport, PA, operating from 353 Pine Street, Suite 4. The Williamsport office is part of a network that provides non-medical personal care services for seniors and individuals living with disabilities, allowing clients to remain in their homes rather than moving to nursing homes, rehab centers, or independent care facilities. Services include home care and developmental services, and the office can be reached at 570-979-3240.

Help at Home began in Evanston, Illinois and has grown over five decades into the country's largest personal care services organization. The company now operates in 11 states across more than 150 locations, supported by roughly 50,000 caregivers who deliver about 60 million hours of care each year and serve more than 60,000 clients monthly. Help at Home matches caregivers with clients intentionally, building relationships that average about four years, so that caregivers become familiar observers in the home. The organization's mission centers on enabling individuals to have Great Days with independence and dignity at home, with values built around service, accountability, integrity, teamwork, and innovation. Caregivers are trained to watch for social determinants of health and to help prevent falls, stove burns, loneliness, depression, and other in-home risks. The company describes itself as one of the leading providers of care and support solutions in Pennsylvania and emphasizes strong community ties throughout its service areas.

The office sits on Pine Street in central Williamsport, near the Lycoming County Executive Plaza and the district offices of Jeff C. Wheeland just steps away. The Lycoming County Courthouse is about a tenth of a mile east, and the Community Theatre League is roughly the same distance away along West 4th Street and West 3rd Street, the main cross streets in the area.

Help at Home holds a rating of 3.80 based on publicly available reviews.

As one of the leading in-home care providers serving Pennsylvania, the Williamsport office brings the resources of a 50-year-old national organization to families weighing how to keep a loved one at home.