Frequently Asked Questions

We are pleased to provide our full continuum of home health care services throughout Berks, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Lehigh, Montgomery, and Philadelphia counties in Pennsylvania. To confirm availability in your area, contact us at (215) 826-7422 any time. 

A senior or adult with autism or intellectual disabilities who requires assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) such as preparing meals, bathing/showering, getting dressed, using the toilet, managing the home, and more, is experiencing compromised safety and can benefit from Effraim Home Care’s professional in-home care services, along with those who are challenged by a chronic health condition and would like the convenience of receiving care in the comfort of home

Effraim Home Care provides a full continuum of care: from assistance with non-medical needs, such as housekeeping, meals, companionship, transportation, and errand-running, to highly skilled nursing care, therapy, and medical social work services – and everything in between. Visit our Services page for a more comprehensive listing of services, or contact us for a free in-home consultation to learn what services are most appropriate in your particular situation.

We understand that when a care need presents, time is of the essence, and we will begin care as quickly as possible, typically within 48 hours.

We accept Medicaid, private pay, and some insurance plans.

Yes, we are licensed as a home health agency. Our license number is 1457720385. Additionally, we are Medicare-certified, and our CMS certification number is 398294.

Effraim Home Care is a premier provider for a full continuum of home care needs. Our owner/founder is a public health nurse with a high degree of population health expertise. We also strongly focus on preventative care, helping to prevent emergency department visits, hospitalizations, and re-hospitalizations while maintaining maximum health and well-being and empowering those in our care to thrive and remain fruitful throughout all stages of life.

Yes, we are available to provide assistance to seniors and adults with autism and intellectual disabilities in any setting: a private residence, group home, or long-term care facility.