SISTERS WHO CARE
In-Home Personal Care Services
Home is where
the heart is
and the
healing starts
Sisters Who Care In-Home Personal Care Services
24 Hour Care Available
In-Home Personal Care Services
Serving Charlottesville & Surrounding Areas
Sisters Who Care Provides Comfort and Care to Anyone Needing an Extra Hand and Heart at Home
Licensed & Insured In-Home Personal Care Services
We now offer short term care
Bathing
Grooming
Dressing
Incontinence Issues
General Hygiene
Light Household Duties
Cooking and Meal Planning
Grocery Shopping
Companion Care
Transportation
Therapy Assistance
General Mobility
We are able to work with many insurance companies to reduce the out-of-pocket costs of our clients and families.
We believe that dignity and respect are the foundations of facilitating a positive client/caregiver relationship. Our goal is to build relationships with individuals and families while providing quality care.
Our service offerings are designed to meet the needs of clients as closely as possible. We have experience working with clients who have:
Parkinson’s • ALS- amyotrophic lateral sclerosis • MS- multiple sclerosis • Alzheimer’s • Dementia • Stroke • Brain & Spinal Injury • Geriatric • Other Physical Disabilities
Meet Sisters Who Care
Sarde Williams brings more than 15 years of passionate experience in the Charlottesville medical community. After 9 years serving patients with spinal cord injuries at UVA Health South, she spent 5 years supporting patient needs in UVA Health System’s outpatient surgery. When one of her patients told Sarde, “I’m going to bring you home with me,” she meant it. And Sisters Who Care was born.
Recipients of the United Way Minority Alliance award 2022
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Contact Us
Contact us for a consultation followed by an in-home assessment and a complete care plan.
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