In-Home Care for Hospice Patients in Hot Springs

Non-Medical Support Alongside Your Hospice Team

Always Home Caregiving doesn't provide hospice care. What we do is fill the gap that clinical hospice teams leave behind. When your loved one is enrolled with a hospice agency, nurses, social workers, and chaplains visit periodically to manage medical needs, but they aren't there around the clock. The hours between those visits, when someone needs help bathing, eating, getting to the bathroom, or simply having another person in the room, fall on family members. We exist so you don't have to carry that weight alone.

As a family-owned business serving Hot Springs and the surrounding Garland County area within a 30-mile radius, we bring a multi-generational commitment to home-based care. Our founder, Daniel Disney, grew up watching his grandfather build Superior Senior Care in Arkansas. That legacy shapes everything we do: personal, dependable support rooted in the belief that your loved one deserves comfort and dignity at home. Your Home, Your Care, Your Way.

If your family is managing hospice care and needs daily in-home support in the Hot Springs area, call us at (501) 459-3586 any time of day or night. We can talk through your options with no commitment required.

What Caregivers on Our Registry Provide for Hospice-Enrolled Clients

The clinical hospice team handles pain management, medications, and symptom control. Caregivers we refer for you to select from handle everything else that keeps your loved one comfortable, clean, and cared for. This support works alongside your hospice provider, never in place of them.

Specific support available to families includes:

• Personal care: Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, transferring, and help with eating
• Companion care: Conversation, meal preparation, light housekeeping, and errand assistance that maintains familiar daily routines
• Overnight care: A caregiver present through the night so family members can sleep knowing their loved one isn't alone
• Live-in care: Continuous caregiver presence in the home for days, weeks, or as long as needed
• Respite care: Scheduled relief for family caregivers who need time to rest, handle responsibilities, or simply step away
• Transportation: Rides to appointments or anywhere your loved one needs to go

Familiar routines and a calm environment matter during end-of-life care at home. A consistent caregiver presence helps maintain that stability, giving both the patient and the family a sense of security.

Why Families Trust the Caregivers We Refer

Inviting someone into your home during this time requires complete confidence in who that person is. We don't take that lightly. Every caregiver on our registry clears a rigorous screening process before they're ever referred to a family.

Each caregiver must complete all of the following:

• Obtain a clearance letter from the Arkansas Department of Health
• Pass a specialized background check designed for healthcare workers
• Pass both a child maltreatment check and an adult maltreatment check
• Pass a drug test

Our registry includes 225 contracted caregivers, with team members who bring more than 30 years of experience in home-based care. Behind them, 8 office staff coordinate scheduling, answer questions, and keep the phone answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. When your family's situation changes at 2 a.m., you can reach a real person.