Serving Northern Virginia Since 2010
Serving Northern Virginia Since 2010
Thrive at Home provides personalized, non-medical home care services for older adults and families in Fairfax and throughout Northern Virginia. Care begins with a complimentary Registered Nurse assessment, a thoughtful care plan, and caregiver matching based on personality, routines, care needs, and family preferences.
If you do not see your city listed, contact Thrive at Home to ask whether care may be available in your area.
Home care should never feel one-size-fits-all. Thrive at Home creates care plans around each person’s daily routine, abilities, preferences, personality, home environment, and family support system. Our team helps with practical daily needs while protecting dignity, independence, comfort, and continuity.
Every care plan begins with a complimentary assessment by a Registered Nurse.
Support is tailored to your loved one's needs, routines, preferences, and level of independence.
We match caregivers based on care needs, personality, interests, schedule, and family preferences.
Care can be arranged for a few hours a week, daily visits, overnight support, or live-in care.
Families come to Thrive at Home for different reasons. Some need daily personal support. Some need companionship and help around the house. Others need overnight care, live-in care, respite care, or extra help after a hospital stay. Explore our core home care services below.
Non-medical support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, memory loss, or other cognitive changes.
Best for: Families who need familiar routines, companionship, redirection and reassurance, personal care support, and respite at home.
Extended in-home support for clients who need a steady caregiver presence throughout the day and night.
Best for: Seniors who need more continuous support but want to remain in the comfort and familiarity of home.
Help with bathing, dressing, grooming, mobility support, toileting, and other personal routines based on the care plan.
Best for: Older adults who need physical assistance with activities of daily living while remaining at home.
Conversation, activities, errands, meal support, reminders, transportation, and regular social connection.
Best for: Seniors who are mostly independent but would benefit from companionship, routine support, and help staying active and connected.
Support during evening and overnight hours for families who want added reassurance, help with routines, or assistance when needs do not stop at bedtime.
Best for: Families who are worried about nighttime safety, sleep disruption, fall risk, or a loved one needing help during the night.
Non-medical help at home after a hospital or rehab stay, including meals, reminders, mobility support, errands, companionship, and help following family-provided routines.
Best for: Older adults returning home after a hospital stay, surgery, rehab, illness, or a fall who need extra non-medical support while settling back in at home.
Temporary relief for family caregivers who need time to rest, work, travel, manage responsibilities, or simply step back for a while.
Best for: Family caregivers who need short-term relief without disrupting their loved one’s routine or moving them out of the home.
If your loved one is living with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, mild cognitive impairment, or another form of cognitive change, Thrive at Home also offers specialized in-home memory care services. Our memory care program includes RN-supervised care planning, dementia-trained caregivers, personalized engagement, and caregiver matching built around familiar routines.
Thrive at Home supports clients in private homes, senior living communities, and other approved care settings when additional non-medical assistance is needed.
Our goal is to enhance each client’s quality of life through dependable, consistent support. When possible, having the same caregiver regularly allows the client and caregiver to build a familiar, trusting relationship. It also gives families peace of mind, knowing their loved one is receiving consistent support from someone who understands their routines and preferences.
Care begins with a complimentary Registered Nurse assessment and care plan meeting. This helps Thrive at Home understand your loved one’s needs, routines, safety concerns, preferences, and home environment before recommending the right level of support and making a thoughtful caregiver match.
Start by calling Thrive at Home or reaching out online. We will talk through your family’s situation, immediate concerns, and care goals.
A Registered Nurse meets with your loved one and family to understand care needs, routines, safety concerns, preferences, and the home environment.
We create a care plan that outlines the right type of support, schedule, caregiver qualities, and daily routines.
We match your loved one with a caregiver based on care needs, personality, interests, schedule, and family preferences.
Care plans can be reviewed and adjusted as your loved one’s needs, routines, or family situation changes.
Our staff is available to discuss your needs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
You do not have to know exactly what kind of care your loved one needs before calling. Thrive at Home can help you understand the options, talk through your concerns, and recommend a care plan that fits your family’s situation.