Thoughtful care starts with understanding your family.How we approach matching

Private home care · Georgia

Care for them.
Peace of mind
for you.

You know the little things that make home feel like home. We start there, shaping non-medical support around your loved one’s routines, preferences, and independence, with your family part of the conversation.

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Your routines. Respected.

Your daily habits and preferences guide the conversation.

Your family. Supported.

Start with your priorities and how you like to stay informed.

Your home. Your comfort.

Familiar surroundings and everyday comforts matter.

Our care services

Support for
everyday life.

From a familiar conversation to a helping hand with daily routines, care should fit naturally into life at home.

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Companionship

A little company can make an ordinary day feel brighter.

  • Conversation and shared activities
  • A familiar presence through daily routines
  • Alzheimer’s and dementia support with patient companionship and familiar routines
  • Respite care while family caregivers take time to rest or attend to other responsibilities
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Personal care

Respectful help with the personal parts of everyday living.

  • Bathing, dressing, and toileting
  • Mobility and transfer assistance
  • Non-medical daily support after surgery or alongside a hospice team
  • Overnight and 24-hour care planning, subject to assessment and staffing, with a separate quote
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Everyday home support

Practical help that keeps the familiar comforts within reach.

  • Meal preparation and light housekeeping
  • Help with everyday home routines
  • Transportation to appointments, shopping, and essential errands, as agreed in the care plan
  • Medication reminders for an established routine; no medication administration

Our services are non-medical and do not replace clinical care. Specific tasks, transportation arrangements, and schedules depend on an individual assessment and caregiver availability.

The person matters. So does the fit.

More than a schedule.
A person in your home.

Inviting someone into your loved one’s day is personal. We consider who they are, what support they need, and how they like things done, alongside caregiver qualifications and availability.

A quiet morning, a favorite activity, the way someone likes to be spoken to: these details belong in the care conversation.

Tell us where to begin

What we consider when matching

  • 01
    Care needs and daily routines

    The non-medical support needed, familiar habits, and the parts of daily life your loved one wants to keep doing independently.

  • 02
    Personality and communication

    How your loved one likes to connect, their personal preferences, and the communication that helps your family feel included.

  • 03
    Schedule and availability

    The days, times, and visit length you need, considered alongside caregiver availability and the agreed care plan.

We discuss a proposed arrangement with your family before confirming care.

Clear standards before placement

Trust begins
with the essentials.

Every caregiver must meet these requirements before placement with a family. They are the starting point for thoughtful care.

CNA certification

Certified Nursing Assistant certification is required for every caregiver before placement.

Current CPR certification

Every caregiver must have current CPR certification before placement.

Fingerprint background check

Every caregiver must complete the required fingerprint background check before placement.

Our caregivers provide non-medical support within each person’s agreed care plan.

A simple path forward

You don’t have to
figure it out alone.

Whether you’re exploring care for the first time or thinking ahead, we’ll start with your family’s priorities and work toward a clear plan.

  1. 1

    Tell us what you need

    Share your county and preferred schedule. Keep the first message simple; there’s time to discuss individual needs in an assessment.

  2. 2

    Build a picture of daily life

    Discuss care needs, routines, personality, and preferences so we can consider an appropriate caregiver match.

  3. 3

    Plan your care

    Review the proposed support, schedule, and cost together. A start date is confirmed only after assessment and caregiver availability are settled.

Consultations and start dates depend on assessment and caregiver availability.

Personalized care planning

Care that fits
your daily life.

Every family’s needs are different. Tell us about your preferred schedule and the support you’re looking for, and we’ll discuss a personalized care plan and quote.

A 4-hour minimum per visit.
Thoughtful support, planned around you.

Let’s start with you

Request a personalized care quote

Share your county, preferred days and times, and the type of non-medical support you have in mind.

  • Explore your care and scheduling needs
  • Discuss a plan and personalized quote
  • Confirm availability before a start date
Let’s plan your care

After-hours, overnight, and 24-hour arrangements are discussed individually. All services and start dates depend on assessment and caregiver availability.

Close to home

Georgia roots.
A local focus.

Our focus is Rockdale, DeKalb, Cobb, and Fulton counties in the greater Atlanta area. Tell us where your loved one lives so we can discuss care and availability.

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Fulton

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A few helpful answers

A good place
to begin.

What kind of care does Lamar Agency provide?

We provide non-medical companionship, personal care, mobility and transfer assistance, meals, and light housekeeping. Care planning also includes transportation and errands, Alzheimer’s and dementia support, medication reminders, respite care, and daily support after surgery or alongside hospice. Overnight and 24-hour arrangements are subject to assessment, staffing, and a separate quote. We do not administer medication or provide clinical care.

What are your caregiver requirements?

CNA certification, current CPR certification, and a fingerprint background check are required before every caregiver placement. We also consider care needs, routines, personality, communication preferences, and availability when discussing a match.

Can care start right away?

Contact us to discuss care and availability. Consultations and start dates depend on assessment and caregiver staffing.

Is there a minimum visit length?

Yes. There is a four-hour minimum per visit. Contact us for a personalized quote based on your care needs and preferred schedule. After-hours, overnight, 24-hour, and longer schedules are discussed individually.

Is this skilled nursing or medical home health?

No. The services described on this website are private, non-medical home care. They do not include skilled nursing, medical treatment, or emergency care.

How do I get in touch?

Use the care inquiry tool below or email care@lamarphc.com. The form saves your inquiry in Lamar Agency’s private inbox and provides a reference when it is saved. Please keep your first message to basic location and scheduling details.

Let’s take the first step

Tell us a little.
We’ll start there.

Considering care for yourself or someone you love? Share your county and the schedule you have in mind.

Care inquiriescare@lamarphc.com

Start with the basics. An inquiry isn’t a booking; we’ll discuss assessment, staffing, and timing before any care arrangement is confirmed.

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