Providing Care and Support in Every Way
Explore the compassionate, high-quality care services we can offer your loved one, as well as the skill and support we can bring to fulfill your medical staffing needs. No matter what you’re looking for, we’re here to help.
In-Home Care
Keep your loved one safe and independent in their familiar surroundings with comprehensive, person-centered care. From companionship and routine personal care to in-home medical services, BrightStar Care can help you find the right type of in-home care services for your loved one. See our full list of in-home care services.
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Medical Staffing
Fill your staffing needs on a per diem, temporary, contract, or permanent basis. We provide personnel for hospitals, nursing homes, schools, physician’s offices, labs and more, acting as a trusted partner to maintain adequate staffing where it’s needed. Explore our full range of staffing solutions.
Find the Right Care Now
Whether you’re looking for compassionate and trustworthy in-home care or reliable medical staffing, we’re here to help you find the best possible solution to fit your unique needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Depending on the urgency of your need, you can start home care services with BrightStar Care of Central DuPage-Wheaton the same evening or next morning. We work as quickly as possible based on each client’s needs and care requirements, as well as our caregiver availability.
In some situations, we’ve been able to begin care within 6 hours of signing a service agreement. However, we typically request 24-48 hours’ notice to properly assess needs, create a personalized care plan, and match the client with the right caregiver. Our team is committed to making the transition to in-home care as smooth and timely as possible.
We accept a variety of payment options to help make quality home care accessible for families in Central DuPage-Wheaton, including (but not limited to):
- private pay
- long-term care (LTC) insurance
- veterans benefits
- workers’ compensation
Our team can help guide families through the payment process and discuss available options based on individual situation. Call BrightStar Care of Central DuPage-Wheaton today at 630.260.5300 to learn more about available payment solutions.
Yes, our Central DuPage-Wheaton home care agency accepts long-term care (LTC) insurance policies and can help provide the documentation needed to support the reimbursement process.
Many long-term care insurance policies work by having families privately pay for care services first, then submit claims to their insurance provider for reimbursement based on their policy benefits and eligibility. Coverage and reimbursement requirements vary by plan, so we recommend reviewing your policy or speaking with your insurance provider.
Call BrightStar Care of Central DuPage-Wheaton today at 630.260.5300 to learn more about your home care options and how we can support you through the process.
Yes, we proudly support U.S. veterans and their families in the Central DuPage-Wheaton area by helping eligible individuals access home care services through VA benefits.
Depending on eligibility, veterans may be able to use programs, such as VA Aid and Attendance, VA Respite and Community Care Network, or other approved VA benefits to help cover the cost of care. Our team can help guide families through this process, provide information about available options, and work with veterans to help coordinate care.
Yes, BrightStar Care of Central DuPage-Wheaton understands that care needs can change over time. Care plans and schedules can be adjusted as a client’s needs, routines, health conditions, or preferences evolve. Our nurses regularly complete supervisory visits every three months to review the care plan, monitor progress, and make updates as needed.
Additionally, our team can schedule an in-home reassessment following a major life change—such as an injury, hospitalization, or significant change in health status—to determine if adjustments to the care plan or schedule are needed.