Home care for complex mobility & neurological needs · Denver metro
The transfer is the hard part. We trained for it.
Personal care for people living with spinal cord injury, MS, brain injury, and intellectual or developmental disabilities. Every caregiver completes the 20-hour Medicaid PCA curriculum and two-person transfer training before their first solo shift.
- Colorado Class B licensed
- Medicaid CFC approved
- Two-person transfer trained
- Intake answered 24/7
What happens when you reach out
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Right away
Call any hour and a person answers. Email works too.
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Same day
A care coordinator calls to talk through the situation and the timeline.
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Within 48 hours
A free in-home or bedside assessment, often before discharge.
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Care starts
A small, consistent team matched for the physical side of care.
Non-skilled attendant care within our Colorado Class B license. If a need is skilled, we say so and help you find the right provider.
Is this your week?
Most agencies send a companion. You need someone ready for the physical side of care.
A spinal cord injury, MS, or a brain injury changed how every day works. Most agencies send a companion. You need someone who can do the transfer.
Complex Mobility →
Discharge is in a few days. The hospital or rehab team says home is the goal, but nobody has answered who helps with the first weeks.
Post-Acute Recovery →
You qualify for Health First Colorado personal care, but the provider list is long and most agencies on it treat complex mobility like an afterthought.
Medicaid Personal Care →
You are the primary caregiver for someone with an intellectual or developmental disability, and you have not had a real break in longer than you can remember.
IDD & Autism Respite →
Prepared for complex care
What sets the care apart, in plain terms.
No founder photo. No stock smiles. The people who show up are the company, and this is what they are trained to do.
Two-person transfers, on purpose
When a transfer needs two people, we schedule two people for that window. No single caregiver improvising a lift.
20-hour Medicaid PCA curriculum
Every caregiver completes the state personal care aide standard plus our transfer training before a first solo shift.
Honest about scope
Class B means non-skilled care. We say what we do not do, and we help you find skilled care when that is what is needed.
A small, consistent team
Complex care depends on familiarity. Clients get the same two or three caregivers, not a rotation of strangers.
Private pay and Medicaid CFC
Approved Health First Colorado CFC provider. We also work with LTC insurance reimbursement and CIH and BI waiver pathways.
Intake answered 24/7
Discharges do not happen on a schedule. Neither does our intake line.
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Reach out. Any hour.
Call any hour, or email the care team. A coordinator follows up the same day.
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Assessment within 48 hours.
At home, at the hospital, or at rehab before discharge. We look at where transfers happen and write a plan you can read.
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Matched, then consistent.
Caregivers matched for the physical work and for temperament. You get a text after the first shift and a review at week three.
Discharge planners, case managers, therapists
Refer a patient with one call. We take it from there.
Bedside assessments before discharge, same-week starts, and a status update back to you after every assessment. Private pay, Medicaid CFC, and LTC insurance.
Straight answers
Questions families ask on the first call
What does Class B mean, and what can you not do?+
A Colorado Class B home care agency provides non-skilled personal care: bathing, dressing, transfers, meals, and daily routines. We do not provide skilled nursing, wound care, or medication administration. If a need is skilled, we will say so and help you find the right provider.
How fast can care start?+
The intake line is answered 24/7. We schedule an assessment, usually within 48 hours, and care begins as soon as the care plan and caregiver match are confirmed. Post-discharge starts are often the same week.
Do you take Medicaid?+
Yes. A Daughter's Love is an approved Health First Colorado (Medicaid) CFC personal care provider and supports care pathways associated with the CIH and BI waivers. We also accept private pay and work with long-term care insurance reimbursement.
Will the same caregiver come each time?+
That is the goal, and it is why we match for the physical side of care and for temperament. Clients with two-person transfers get a small, consistent team rather than a rotation.
One call. Answered by a person. Any hour.
Tell us the situation and the timeline. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.