Senior Home Care in Boerne, TX

By 8am most mornings it looks about the same. Someone comes in, gets the coffee going, steadies Dad through a shower and helps with the shirt buttons his hands just can’t manage anymore, then sits across the table while he eats before the drive to a follow-up on Main Street. That one ordinary hour, done right and done the same way every single day, is what in-home senior care in Boerne looks like with Amada Senior Care.

We’re the folks who come in so your mom or dad can keep living in their own house, on their own terms.

Contact Amada Senior Care in Boerne today for your Free Care Needs Consultation, or call (830) 215-0141.

Help at Home, Not a Hospital in the House

Everything we do is non-medical, in-home support: personal care, help with the daily routine, dementia and memory care support, rides around town, and steady company for someone who spends most of the day by themselves. Our helpers pitch in on the things that quietly get harder, from a safe shower to a hot meal to remembering the pills sitting on the counter.

We match our carer to the person, not just the schedule, because it takes the right fit for somebody who, as families around here say, won’t let just anybody in the house.

We can also set up aging-in-place technology alongside the caregiving, or on its own if that is all a family wants for now: fall-detection wristbands and pendants alongside a HERO automated medication dispenser that keeps doses on schedule between visits.

The Family That Got Caught Off Guard, So You Don’t Have To

Amada Senior Care serving Boerne is owned and run by John and Johanna Paschal, a married couple who started this because they lived it. It has grown into a multi-generational family business: both of their sons work alongside them and they are instrumental in every part of how care gets delivered here. When John’s mom was discharged after a bad fall and a dementia diagnosis, there was no plan in place, and they ended up making rushed decisions under pressure that they wish they’d had time to think through. That’s exactly the scramble the Amada Hill Country team now helps families steer clear of.

When a parent is coming home from a hospital or rehab stay, we help sort out those first weeks: who’s there in the mornings, how meals and medication reminders get handled, how memory changes get supported, and how your parent gets to the next appointment safely.

“Amada fosters an excellent professional relationship between coordinators and care providers, ensuring quality and compassionate care for our residents.”

A real live person answers our phone at any hour, day or night. Feel free to call to talk about your care needs: (830) 215-0141.

A Day in Order, Morning to Evening

We think about care as one day at a time, in order. Mornings are for getting up, washed, dressed, and fed. Midday is meals, a little light tidying, and errands around Boerne. Afternoons might mean a ride somewhere, a walk, or just somebody to talk with. Evenings wind down with supper, a safe path back to the bedroom, and the peace of knowing nobody’s alone overnight.

Alongside the tasks above, our caregivers provide companionship and dementia and memory care support — the steady, familiar presence that makes a long day at home feel manageable.

Count the Waiting Days Before They Cost You Weeks

If your parent has a long-term care insurance policy, the first thing to get straight is the elimination period, the stretch of days a policy makes you wait before it pays you a dime. Families miscount this all the time. Some policies count calendar days, others count only the days care was actually provided, and getting that wrong can mean care that could’ve started weeks earlier just sits waiting.

We sit down with your policy, read it in plain language, and walk you through the elimination period, the maximum daily benefit, and what the lifetime coverage really adds up to. From there our team completes and files the claim, stands up for you during the nurse assessment, and bills the carrier directly so the money flows without you chasing it.

This is a real strength of the Paschals’ office. They also handle long-term care insurance claims for folks living in assisted living and memory care communities who aren’t our home-care clients, including social-work-style visits to those communities to keep a claim on track. As one family wrote about that side of the work, they came to the house to review the policy and explain the benefits with no strings attached.

Aid & Attendance for Boerne’s Veterans

Plenty of veterans and surviving spouses in Kendall County have never been told about the VA Aid and Attendance benefit, an added monthly amount for qualified wartime veterans or their surviving spouses who need help with everyday activities. Those funds can go toward care at home, the same personal care and daily-living help described above.

We aren’t the VA and can’t promise anyone qualifies, but we can explain the requirements clearly, help gather up the paperwork, and help set you up for success.

We also help families look at other ways to pay for care, including certain life insurance policies, and we can talk through the GUIDE program. Amada takes part in GUIDE, Medicare’s Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience model, which brings added care coordination and caregiver support to families living with dementia at home, and we can walk you through how it fits into the bigger picture you’re trying to sort out.

When You’re Two Hours Away and Can’t Be There on a Tuesday

A lot of the calls we take come from a son or daughter who lives in Austin, Houston, or clear across the country, and feels that distance most on a plain old weekday when they just can’t be there. It’s the Tuesday lunch that gets skipped, the ride to the doctor when nobody’s around.

Bringing in a helper is not giving up on your mom. It’s how she gets to stay in her own house. We keep you in the loop with regular check-ins and honest updates, and we adjust the plan as things change, so you’re not guessing from far away about whether everything’s alright.

From City Lake Park to the Road Out to Comfort

We serve Boerne and the smaller communities around it, including Bergheim and Comfort, where folks still like a bite at High’s Cafe. Close to home, a helper might walk with a client at Boerne City Lake Park on a mild morning, ride along to The Center at Kronkosky Place so a standing class or lunch with friends does not quietly get dropped, or keep company while your dad tinkers in his workshop.

In the long Hill Country summer, that same helper keeps the house cool, keeps water within reach, times errands around the worst of the midday heat, and makes a point of checking in on those hot-alert days when somebody lives alone. It’s daily-living help and plain good sense, not medical care.

Our caregivers live out here too, in Boerne and the communities around it, rather than driving out from San Antonio. That is not a small thing: it means we can staff a case faster, get help started sooner, and keep the drives short and safe, which matters most on the days a caregiver is the one behind the wheel taking your dad to an appointment.

The First Call Is a Small One

Reaching out is simpler than families expect. The first thing that happens when you call is a conversation, no pressure and no commitment, where we listen to what’s going on and talk through your options, including a look at any long-term care insurance policy.

Contact Amada Senior Care today at (830) 215-0141 for a no-obligation Care Needs Consultation, and we’ll help you take one manageable step at a time.

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Related Care & Services

• Alzheimer’s home care
• Dementia care at home
• Veterans benefits assistance

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Amada Senior Care actually do for seniors in Boerne?

Amada provides non-medical, in-home personal care so older adults can stay safely at home. Caregivers help with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, walking, medication reminders, meal preparation, light housekeeping, errands, and companionship. No doctor’s order is needed to get started. Call (830) 215-0141 to talk through your family’s situation.

What is the difference between home care and home health care?

Home health care is medical, prescribed by a doctor, and performed by licensed nurses or therapists. Home care, like Amada’s, is non-medical: personal assistance and daily-living support that helps a senior age in place comfortably. Many Boerne families use both services at the same time, depending on their loved one’s needs.

Will Medicare or long-term care insurance pay for in-home senior care?

Medicare does not cover ongoing non-medical home care such as bathing help or companionship. Long-term care insurance often does, though every policy is different. Amada’s team is experienced in helping Boerne families navigate long-term care insurance claims. Call (830) 215-0141 to find out what your policy may cover.

How do I know when it is time to arrange in-home care for a parent in Texas?

Common signs include difficulty with bathing, dressing, or meals, increased fall risk, missed medications, or growing isolation at home. You do not need to wait for a crisis. Amada Senior Care in Boerne can do a free care consultation to help your family understand options and build a plan that fits right now.