Always There Senior Care
2260 N Ridge Rd Ste 250, Wichita 67205
Estimated Pricing
$20–$6,460 / hr
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Always There Senior Care provides home care (non-medical), memory care services for senior elders in the Wichita, KS area. To find the right care for you loved one, connect with on...About
Always There Senior Care provides home care (non-medical), memory care services for senior elders in the Wichita, KS area. To find the right care for you loved one, connect with one of our senior care experts.Prices at Always There Senior Care
Last updated on Sep 8, 2025
Type:
Home Care Services
Price:
$22 - $28 / hour
Rate type:
per hour
Availability:
Yes
About the Facility
- Game/activities room
- Guest parking
- Fitness center
- Salon/barbershop
- WiFi
- Full-service dining
- Cable tv
- Kitchens/kitchenettes
- Maintenance
- Safety/handicap features
- Sprinkler system
- Washers and dryer available
Care Services
- Memory care
- Personal care assistants
- Walking wheelchair assistance
- In home care
- Health and wellness programs
- Dressing assitance
- Assistance with mobility
- Light housekeeping
- Assistance with toileting
- Assistance with transferring
- Meal prep
Staff Screening
- Background checks
- Driving record check
- Drug screening
- In person interviews
- Reference checks
- Residency confirmation
- Sex offender check
Next steps to sign up for the Home Care (Non-medical)
- Identify whether non-medical home care is the right solution for you/your loved one's needs. The Olera Care Planner can help with this.
- If possible, request references from previous clients.
- Verify background checks, licenses, and certifications.
- Contact the provider to schedule an initial consultation or assessment and discuss your loved one's specific care needs and expectations. You can do this through the "connect" function on this web page.
- Set a budget based on what you can afford, and secure a detailed care plan and service agreement.
- Understand the difference between home care (non-medical) and home health care through the “Caregiver tips” section of the Olera platform.
- Determine if non-medical home care is the appropriate solution for you/your loved one's needs. The Olera Care Planner can assist you with this decision.
Next steps to sign up for the Memory Care
- Understand the difference between “Memory Care”, “Assisted Living”, “Independent Living”, and “Skilled Nursing/Nursing Homes” through the “Caregiver Tips” section of the Olera platform.
- Determine if memory care is the appropriate solution for you loved one. Our Senior Care advisors can assist you in finding the best professional guidance.
- If you determine that memory care is the right solution for you needs, schedule a tour and/or virtual visit of the facility. Consider the safety features and staff expertise of the provider.
- Observe the facility's programming and activities designed for memory care patients.
- Talk to the provider about individualized care plans for patients with dementia or Alzheimer's.
- Review available services, amenities, and levels of care offered.
- Discuss costs, payment options, and contract terms.
- If possible, talk to current residents and their families to gather feedback.
- Ask about move-in procedures and waiting list policies.
- Review pricing, payment options, and contract details.
- Contact the provider to schedule an initial consultation or assessment and discuss your loved one's specific care needs and expectations. You can do this through the "connect" function on this web page.
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