Clear answers before care begins.

Taqwa Home Care provides non-medical help with daily living, such as personal care, meals, companionship and respite. Skilled home health care can include clinical services such as nursing or therapy. We do not provide skilled nursing or therapy. Tell us what help you need so we can explain whether our services fit.

Depending on needs, program rules and authorization, person-centered support may be available for children and teens with disabilities, adults and older adults. Services may include personal care, daily-routine help, mobility support, companionship, supervision and respite.

We welcome inquiries from parents and legal guardians. Approved support may include personal care, daily routines, companionship, supervision and family respite. A parent or legal guardian participates in assessment and service planning. Services depend on caregiver qualifications and clearances, agency capacity, payer rules and authorization.

No. Taqwa Home Care provides non-medical personal assistance and daily-living support. We do not provide pediatric nursing, skilled nursing, therapy, school services, daycare, babysitting or emergency care.

Approved support may include bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, eating, walking, positioning and transfers. The exact tasks depend on the person’s age, care plan, authorization and caregiver competency.

We may provide approved appointment accompaniment, meal preparation and medication reminders. Transportation, home-delivered meals and pharmacy delivery may be coordinated through authorized programs or properly approved partners. Availability must be confirmed.

Call or text anytime to ask about care. Actual daytime, evening, overnight or continuous scheduling depends on the care plan, authorized hours and caregiver availability. We do not promise 24-hour staffing until it is confirmed.

We can explain common care pathways, help organize questions and documents and—with permission—connect you with official resources such as COMPASS, a County Assistance Office, PA Link, an enrollment contact, your health plan or service coordinator. Government agencies and plans decide eligibility and approval; Taqwa Home Care cannot guarantee benefits.

No agency should promise that without checking. Plans and provider networks change. We verify the member’s plan, network status, approved services, service codes, authorized hours and start date before care begins.

Payment may be possible through an approved Pennsylvania Medicaid pathway. Community HealthChoices generally serves eligible people age 21 and older. Children and younger people may have different Medical Assistance or waiver pathways. Eligibility, provider participation and authorization must be verified individually.

Traditional Medicare generally does not cover ongoing non-medical personal care when that is the only service needed. Ask us to help identify the right questions for your Medicare plan, Medicaid pathway, long-term-care insurer or private-pay option.

Private-pay care may be an option when availability and service needs are confirmed. Ask for the written service agreement, rates, minimum visit requirements, billing schedule and cancellation terms before care begins.

Possibly. Some programs may allow an eligible parent, relative, friend or trusted person to provide approved care. The person’s age, program, relationship rules, care plan and payer determine what is allowed. Approval is not automatic.

Requirements may include employment forms, identity and work-authorization verification, criminal-background checks, health screening, competency or training, payroll forms, EVV setup and ongoing compliance. ChildLine or other child-safety clearances may be required for assignments involving minors.

The caregiver’s availability matters, but paid hours must match the authorized care plan and confirmed visit schedule. Extra time is not automatically billable or payable.

Support may be available in English, Bangla, Urdu and Hindi. Tell us your preferred language during intake. A specific bilingual caregiver depends on current availability, and qualified language assistance can be arranged when required.

You may ask your plan or service coordinator about choosing another qualified provider in the network. We can explain and organize the process after you give permission, but the plan controls approval and timing.

That cannot be promised. A coordinated start depends on the current agency, the participant’s plan, authorization, provider network, caregiver onboarding and the approved effective date. Do not end current services until the new start is confirmed.

No. We do not offer money or gifts in exchange for a Medicaid participant’s choice of provider. Any lawful employee hiring or retention program would be separate from a participant’s provider decision and subject to written terms.

Share the age group, ZIP code where care is needed, a short description of the help needed, preferred schedule and language, current plan or payer if known, and whether a trusted person wants to become the caregiver.

We are based in Upper Darby and focus on Philadelphia and Delaware Counties. We welcome calls from other Pennsylvania communities, but in-home service begins only after we verify the approved service area, caregiver availability, payer participation and authorization for the care ZIP.

Yes. A conversation can begin by phone or video. When needed and available, an in-home paperwork or planning appointment may be arranged. Required documents must be shared securely.

Timing depends on service-area confirmation, eligibility, authorization, paperwork, caregiver screening and training, schedule availability and the approved effective date. We will distinguish a requested date from a confirmed start date.

আমরা বাংলায় কথা বলি। English and Bangla support are available by phone, video or during intake. Ask about current Urdu and Hindi support. A specific bilingual caregiver depends on availability.