We help your loved ones live at home independently and safely.
We know what it feels like to be worried about a loved one, and to want your family to be safe and secure, while giving them as much independence as possible. We’ve helped many wonderful families just like yours, providing in-home care to seniors, and peace of mind to our clients’ families.
Call us 24x7 to schedule a free assessment: 817-887-9401 or 214-887-9401.
How do we help? Overture Home Care offers RN-delegated home care and companion services to seniors and other individuals requiring care. Our highly-trained caregivers are overseen by a staff RN, delivering a variety of services to enable our clients to live independently, safely and with dignity.
Our headquarters are based in Fort Worth, Texas, a Dementia Friendly® community. We also have an office in Dallas, Texas, and our care aides serve seniors in Tarrant, Dallas, Johnson, Parker, and Hood counties, which includes Fort Worth, Dallas, Arlington, Benbrook, Burleson, Colleyville, Flower Mound, Keller, Southlake, Trophy Club, West Lake, Granbury, and Weatherford.
Overture Home Care’s Compassionate Care Services
RN-Managed Care
Overture provides RN Managed Care under the RN Delegated Task Rules, set forth by the Texas Board of Nursing. Any task that is being taught to the family or support system upon discharge from a hospital, Overture Home Care Aides can also perform. Click here to learn more.
Transportation
We offer transportation services for our clients, whether or not our clients have a vehicle. This service is designed for local trips to the supermarket, bank, hairdresser, doctor’s office, etc. However, we have some rules and protocol that must be followed prior to initiating this service. Please click here for more details.
Chronic Illness Support
Overture aides are trained to assist with a variety of chronic illnesses affecting adults. Our expertise includes those suffering from diabetes, dementia, Multiple Sclerosis, ALS, stroke recovery, and many others.
Companionship
Isolation among seniors is common, and unfortunately it greatly hinders quality of life. Seniors facing isolation are at a higher risk of depression, which, as it sets in, can lead to more isolation and increase depression severity. As well, if something goes wrong while a senior is alone, it can be very difficult to get help, which can turn a variety of minor to serious situations into grave scenarios. Companionship promotes improved mental and physical health, and new friendships and feeling cared for can lead to happiness.
Aging in Place
Aging in place is a term used to describe a person living in the residence of their choice, for as long as they are able, as they age. This includes being able to have any services (or other support) they might need over time as their needs change. The goal of Overture Home Care is to allow our clients to remain in their own home and not have to move. Some of our clients live in their own homes in private neighborhoods, others live in Independent Living facilities or Retirement homes. Our aides come to you and allow you to get the services you need in your home. Read more here.
daily assistance
Many times the only thing preventing a senior from total independence is a simple task such as medication management or meal preparation. At times, physical limitations prevent a senior from showering or bathing him/herself. Simple tasks can make a situation complicated, but with a little help with these daily to-dos from Overture, a senior can easily remain safely at home rather than moving out. Other such daily living activities activities that may require outside help are dressing, bathing/grooming, toileting, transferring and medication reminders.
Respite Care
Often times seniors only need assistance from our aides for short periods of time. Whether it be recovery after a surgery or a fall, or caring for a senior while their loved one takes a needed break. Overture offers short term care for those needing only a short period of time. A day or a month, we are there to assist.
Post-Hospital Care
For many older people, hospitalization results in functional decline despite cure or repair of the condition for which they were admitted. Hospitalization can result in complications unrelated to the problem that caused the admission or to its specific treatment for reasons that are explainable and avoidable. With our assistance, you can encourage recovery of your loved one after hospital release. Click here to learn about how we help with recovery.
Contact us for an assessment
We offer a complimentary consultation to assess the home care needs of each client. Family members are encouraged to participate in this process. You may call us anytime, day or night, or you may fill out the form below. For urgent needs, please call us: 817-887-9401 or 214-887-9401; our phone line is staffed 24/7.
If you're beginning to explore your options, feel free to use the form below. We'll then call you within a business day to discuss further and schedule an assessment.