Non-Medical Homecare Services

Compassionate In-Home Support for Daily Living

When everyday tasks become more difficult, a little extra support can help individuals remain safe, independent, and comfortable at home. SummitWest Care provides trusted non-medical home care services in Grand Junction and throughout the Western Slope, helping seniors, individuals with disabilities, and families receive the assistance they need to continue living at home.

Our compassionate caregivers assist with personal care, homemaking services, and caregiver training programs. Services may be available through Colorado Medicaid programs, or private pay, depending on eligibility.

Whether someone needs occasional help with daily activities or ongoing in-home support, SummitWest Care is here to help families navigate their options and find the right level of care.

If you are not sure if you qualify for home healthcare services, click below to learn more about the process and what is required for insurance approval.

Learn how to qualify for homecare services.

Homemaking & Personal Care Services

Our homemaking and personal care services support individuals who need assistance with everyday activities but want to continue living safely in their homes. These services are designed to promote independence while providing practical support with daily routines.

Our caregivers help with tasks that improve comfort, safety, and quality of life.

Services may include:

Light house keeping
Grocery shopping and errands
Meal preparation and nutrition support
Laundry and household organization

Dressing assistance
Shower and hygiene assistance
Medication reminders
Transfer and mobility assistance

These services help individuals maintain independence while receiving reliable support from compassionate caregivers.

In-Home Support Services (IHSS)

The In-Home Support Services (IHSS) program is a Colorado Medicaid program that provides support, training, and resources for individuals who need assistance at home due to age, disability, or medical needs.

IHSS allows individuals to receive care in their own homes while empowering caregivers with training and guidance to provide safe and effective support.

Dedicated Caregiving

In many cases, a trusted family member or close friend can become a paid caregiver. This allows individuals to receive care from someone they know and trust while remaining safely at home.

Caregivers may live with the client or provide care while living separately, depending on the situation and program eligibility.

SummitWest Care helps guide families through the process, including caregiver support, program requirements, and care coordination.

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Caregiver Resources

Caring for a loved one can be rewarding—but it can also be challenging. SummitWest Care is committed to supporting caregivers with helpful resources, education, and community connections.

These programs provide access to caregiver education, counseling, and additional support services.

Helpful caregiver resources include:

Colorado Respite Coalition – Support, education, and connections for caregivers
Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation – A free support line for caregivers of children under six
National Family Caregiver Support Program – Services supporting caregivers of older adults and grandparents raising grandchildren

Not Sure If You Qualify for Home Care Services?

Eligibility for non-medical home care services varies depending on the program and funding source. Our team can help you understand your options, determine eligibility, and guide you through the enrollment process.
If you have a Medicaid Case Manager, request a referral be sent to SummitWest Care.

Need Help Caring for a Loved One?

If you or a loved one could benefit from in-home care services in Grand Junction or the Western Slope, SummitWest Care is here to help.

Our team can answer questions, explain available programs, and help you get started.