Trained, background-checked aides for hands-on help — delivered with dignity, in your own home.
When a parent or spouse needs hands-on help — getting safely in and out of the shower, dressed in the morning, or from bed to chair — companion care is no longer enough. Personal care aides are trained for exactly this work, and doing it in a way that protects both safety and dignity.
In Texas, any agency providing hands-on personal care must hold a Home and Community Support Services Agency (HCSSA) license from Texas Health and Human Services. Licensed agencies employ their aides — meaning screening, training, payroll taxes, workers' comp, liability insurance, and supervision are handled, and a backup caregiver shows up when yours is sick. We only refer families to licensed agencies. If you're comparing that against hiring someone privately, our guide to choosing care walks through the real tradeoffs.
In 2026, personal care in the Georgetown area runs $32–$40 per hour through licensed agencies. Full-time care (44 hrs/week) comes to roughly $5,700–$7,200/month. Our cost guide covers overnight, live-in, and 24/7 pricing, plus how families pay — including VA Aid & Attendance, which many Georgetown veterans don't realize they qualify for.
A trained caregiver providing hands-on help with bathing, dressing, toileting, mobility, and transfers — through a state-licensed agency.
$32–$40/hour in 2026; dementia-specialized care runs $34–$42/hour.
Through licensed agencies, yes — screened, insured, supervised employees with backup coverage.
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