Washington County, Oregon

In-Home Care in Beaverton, Oregon

Dependable companion, personal, and memory care for Beaverton seniors, from Central Beaverton to Sexton Mountain.

(503) 758-4843
  • Family-owned & local
  • Caregivers matched to Beaverton
  • Oregon-licensed (#15-2483)
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Serving all of Beaverton and nearby Hillsboro, Tigard, Portland.

Home Care That Knows Beaverton

Beaverton families usually call us when a parent needs a little more help than family can give: a steady companion a few afternoons a week, help with bathing and dressing, or someone overnight after a fall. We build each plan around the person, then match a caregiver who fits their routine and their side of town.

Beaverton is one of Washington County's largest cities, with neighborhoods ranging from the flat, walkable streets around downtown and the Beaverton Farmers Market to hillside areas like Sexton Mountain and Cooper Mountain, where sloped lots and multi-level homes can make stairs and driveways a challenge for older adults. Older residents have a dedicated 55+ hub in THPRD's Elsie Stuhr Center, and several major hospitals, including Providence St. Vincent Medical Center, are a short drive away.

Your Beaverton Care Network

Good home care connects with the places your loved one already relies on.

Coming Home From the Hospital

We help Beaverton families with the first days home after a stay at:

  • Providence St. Vincent Medical CenterPortland
  • Kaiser Permanente Westside Medical CenterHillsboro
  • OHSU Health Hillsboro Medical CenterHillsboro
  • Legacy Meridian Park Medical CenterTualatin

Senior & Community Resources

Caregivers can help your loved one stay connected with:

  • Elsie Stuhr Center55+ recreation center at 5550 SW Hall Blvd, run by Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District (THPRD); classes, fitness, trips, support groups; Beaverton Meals on Wheels serves weekday meals there
  • Ride ConnectionNonprofit offering no-charge, donation-based door-to-door rides for older adults and people with disabilities across Washington County
  • Washington County Disability, Aging & Veteran Services (DAVS)The county’s Area Agency on Aging, connecting families with senior programs and support.

Getting Out & Staying Active

Companionship includes outings to favorite local spots like:

  • Tualatin Hills Nature Park222 acres, about 1.5 miles of paved trail; THPRD
  • Cooper Mountain Nature ParkMetro/THPRD; nearly 1-mile wheelchair-accessible loop, Chehalem Mountain views
  • Beaverton Farmers Market on SW Hall Blvd downtown, next to City ParkSaturdays in season
  • Fanno Creek Trailregional trail through Beaverton, Tigard and Tualatin
Jacob and Zac Schmerber, founders of Providential Home Care, outside the Providential office in Gladstone, Oregon
Born & Raised in Portland

Two Brothers. One Promise to Beaverton Families.

Jacob and Zac Schmerber were born and raised in Portland, and they started Providential so every senior in their community does more than age in place; they thrive in it. You won't be routed through a national call center: you'll talk with the people who run the company, and they'll stay involved in your loved one's care.

Every plan starts with a conversation about the person (their routines, their history, and what a good day looks like), and we match caregivers to fit.

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Beaverton Home Care Questions

Do you provide in-home care throughout Beaverton, including the hillside neighborhoods?

Yes. We serve Beaverton neighborhoods from Central Beaverton to Sexton Mountain and Cooper Mountain. In homes with stairs or sloped driveways, caregivers can help with safe movement around the house, errands, and getting to appointments.

Can a caregiver take my parent to activities at the Elsie Stuhr Center?

Yes. Companion caregivers can provide transportation and accompany clients to outings such as classes and social activities at THPRD's Elsie Stuhr Center, the 55+ center on SW Hall Blvd. Getting out regularly can help reduce isolation.

Is in-home care in Beaverton regulated?

In Oregon, in-home care agencies must be licensed by the Oregon Health Authority. Non-medical home care covers help such as companionship, personal care, meal preparation, and light housekeeping, and can work alongside your loved one's medical providers. Providential Home Care holds an Oregon Comprehensive In-Home Care Agency license (#15-2483).

Your Beaverton Care Partner

Tell us about your loved one and we'll build a care plan around them, at home in Beaverton.

Call (503) 758-4843