Divine Touch Home CareOur five-county service area
Home care across Philadelphia and four surrounding counties
Divine Touch Home Care serves Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery counties in Pennsylvania. Start with your county or ZIP code, the daily support needed, and the schedule you are considering.
One care conversation, built around your household
Our Philadelphia office is at 7402 Drexel Road, Philadelphia, PA 19151. We provide non-medical home care; we do not provide skilled home health or nursing services. Coverage across these five counties does not mean every schedule or ZIP code has an immediate opening. We confirm the care fit, staffing, and start date individually.
Use the county sections below to explore our coverage and find independent local aging resources. Those organizations have their own eligibility rules and services. A resource link does not imply a partnership, endorsement, referral agreement, or funding arrangement with Divine Touch.
Non-medical home care in Philadelphia
For a Philadelphia household, the first conversation can cover personal routines, companionship, and light household support. Give us the ZIP code and the days or times that would be useful. If a family member is coordinating from another location, identify who should receive scheduling questions and follow-up.
For a broader view of local older-adult services, explore Philadelphia Corporation for Aging. Contact that organization directly about its current programs and eligibility. For a Divine Touch care inquiry, call our team or book a consultation below.
Non-medical home care in Bucks County
When asking about Bucks County care, share the municipality or ZIP code as well as the preferred schedule. This lets us review the actual location and care request before discussing a start date. Describe the daily tasks that need help and any support already provided by family.
The county’s In-Home Support Services resource provides an additional starting point for public information and referrals. County program availability and Divine Touch’s staffing are separate questions and should each be confirmed.
Non-medical home care in Chester County
Chester County families can ask Divine Touch about support for personal routines, companionship, and everyday household needs. If you are still comparing options, start with the main concern and preferred timing. We will discuss the requested service arrangement and what needs to be assessed.
The Chester County Department of Aging Services and its Get Help guide offer local information for older adults and families. Ask the county directly about its programs, assessment process, and eligibility.
Non-medical home care in Delaware County
For Delaware County inquiries, tell us the household location, routines needing assistance, and who will coordinate the care discussion. We can review the requested non-medical support and explain the next steps for availability, assessment, and payment questions.
The Delaware County Office of Services for the Aging (COSA) is an independent local resource for aging services and information. Its programs have their own requirements; contacting COSA does not establish a Divine Touch service arrangement.
Non-medical home care in Montgomery County
Montgomery County households can contact Divine Touch to discuss companionship, personal care, and light household support. Share the ZIP code and desired days or times, including whether the schedule is flexible. We confirm services and staffing before promising a start date.
The Montgomery County Getting Started with Services guide explains another route to local aging-service information. Contact the county about its current programs and eligibility, and contact Divine Touch separately for our care availability.
Which type of support should you ask about?
- Personal care: discuss respectful assistance with daily personal routines and preferences.
- Companion care: discuss conversation, social connection, and a familiar daily routine.
- Household support: discuss light housekeeping and the scope of non-medical medication reminders.
Five questions to bring to a care consultation
- Do you currently have availability for our ZIP code and preferred schedule?
- Which tasks fit your non-medical services, and what needs an assessment?
- What rates, minimum scheduling requirements, and other terms apply?
- What coverage or authorization needs to be verified before care starts?
- Who should we contact about scheduling, questions, or changes?
Coverage and scheduling questions
Do you have an office in every county?
No. Our listed office is 7402 Drexel Road in Philadelphia. The five counties describe our service area.
Does a county listing guarantee care is available?
No. The requested tasks, schedule, location, staffing, and any required authorization must be reviewed before a start date is confirmed.
Can a referral professional contact you?
Yes. Use our contact page or call (484) 343-7474 to discuss non-medical care availability and the appropriate next step. Avoid putting sensitive client records into an initial general inquiry.
What if I need nursing or clinical treatment?
Divine Touch’s services are non-medical. Discuss clinical needs with an appropriate licensed healthcare provider, and tell us which daily-life support you are exploring separately.
Talk through the next step with us
Tell us where care is needed and which daily routines need support. We will review the service fit, availability, and next steps.