Boerne · Kendall County

Senior Home Care in Boerne, Texas

Non-medical in home care that lets an aging parent keep their own house, their own kitchen and their own routine. Elderly care, senior caregiving and caregiver services arranged by the hour, from a few mornings a week to around-the-clock support.

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Companion care, personal care, respite and live-in options across Boerne, Fair Oaks Ranch and Leon Springs.

Home care services for families in and around Boerne

Most families start with one specific problem. These are the ones we hear about most often, and each page explains what the service covers, who it fits and when to consider it.

Why families here look for help at home

Boerne is a town people choose deliberately and then stay in for decades. The house on a wide lot, the drive into town, the quiet street: all of it works beautifully until the day it quietly stops working.

What usually brings a family here is not a diagnosis. It is a fall that did not break anything, a driving conversation that has been postponed for two years, a spouse who has been the caregiver and is now exhausted, or an adult child in Houston or Dallas who has run out of long weekends.

In-home care is how families answer that without asking a parent to leave a house they have no intention of leaving. It starts small, and it grows only when it needs to.

Read the signs families notice first.

An older man and a companion caregiver walking together along a tree-lined street of limestone homes in Boerne

How getting started works

No assessment fee, no obligation, and no pressure to decide on the first call.

1. Tell us about the week
A short conversation about what a normal day looks like, which hours are hard, and who else is helping.
2. Build a realistic schedule
We map out days, times and level of help, and give you the weekly cost in writing before anything begins.
3. Meet the caregiver
An introduction in the home before the first working shift, so the first morning is not the first meeting.

What in home care covers

Around the house

Meals, laundry, dishes, tidying, linens and keeping walkways clear.

Personal care

Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting and safe help moving around.

Company and errands

Conversation, walks, groceries, church and appointment transport.

Extended hours

Overnight, 24-hour and live-in coverage when days are not enough.

This is non-medical care. Caregivers do not provide skilled nursing, wound care, therapy or any service requiring a clinical licence. See what non-medical home care covers for the full scope.

Working out which option is right

Before choosing a provider, most families need to settle a comparison first. These pages take each one honestly, including the cases where home care is not the right answer.

Serving Boerne and the wider Hill Country

Care is arranged for private homes in Boerne, including the 78006 and 78015 areas, and across Kendall County: Fair Oaks Ranch, Leon Springs, Comfort, Sisterdale, Bergheim, Waring and Kendalia. We also work with families on the northwest edge of San Antonio, where an adult child often lives on one side of the county line and a parent on the other.

Distance matters more here than in a city. A visit twenty-five minutes outside town is scheduled differently from one three streets off Main Plaza, which is why we ask where the house is early in the conversation.

See how coverage works across Kendall County.

Common questions from Boerne families

What kind of home care do you provide in Boerne?

Non-medical in-home care: help with bathing and dressing, meals, light housekeeping, medication reminders, transport, companionship, respite for family caregivers, and extended or overnight coverage. We are not a nursing home, assisted living community, hospice or Medicare-certified home health agency.

Which areas do you serve?

Boerne and the surrounding Kendall County communities, including Fair Oaks Ranch, Leon Springs, Comfort, Sisterdale, Bergheim and Kendalia, plus the northwest edge of San Antonio.

How quickly can care start?

It depends on the schedule. Hourly weekday care is usually quicker to staff than continuous or overnight coverage, which needs multiple caregivers and more lead time.

Does Medicare pay for this?

Generally no. Medicare may cover intermittent skilled home health under a physician's orders, but it does not pay for ongoing non-medical help with daily living. Our Medicare page explains the distinction in full.

Do we have to commit to a set number of hours?

Care is arranged month to month around a schedule you choose. Minimum shift lengths apply, and we will tell you exactly what those are before anything is agreed.

Talk about your care needs, not a package

Request Home Care Information and we will start with the week your family is actually having. Nothing on this site commits you to scheduling care.