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Your Compassionate and Caring Companion

You First Medical Home Health Non Medical LLC in North Little Rock, AR takes great pride in providing a wide variety of non-medical and companion services for adult individuals of all ages. While we focus on providing individualized care for each client, we also recognize the needs of their entire family unit.

Our team always strives to collaborate with immediate family members or companions to develop a care plan for their loved ones. This includes comprehensive therapeutic services that will be carried out in the client’s current residence—whether in their own homes or in health care facilities (provided that our staff is granted permission to do so).

All our employees are thoroughly screened and interviewed. Each staff undergoes background checks, drug testing, and frequent training to ensure everyone stays up-to-date with the changes in the industry.

When you work with our team, we can assure you that only highly qualified and empathetic professionals are taking care of you or your loved ones. Schedule an appointment with us today to learn more about how we can help you. We offer our services in the following areas in Central Arkansas:

  • Benton
  • Bryant
  • Cabot
  • Jacksonville
  • Little Rock
  • North Little Rock

Our Services

We have a well-trained team who can assist you or your relative with the following:

  • Assistance with daily living activities
  • Assistance with hygiene and grooming
  • Assistance with range of motion to help maintain joint and muscle functionality
  • Light housekeeping to keep a safe, clean environment for the client
  • Light meal planning and preparation
  • Mobility support for adults with physical challenges or weight-bearing restrictions
  • Safety and fall precautions

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Will Medicaid, Medicare, or insurance help pay for your services?

No.

2. Is there a minimum and maximum number of hours your company will work for us per week?

No. During our initial interview and assessment, we collaborate with clients to match their needs with our availability.

3. Is a contract signed for services? If yes, how long is the contract period?

Yes. The signed contract is a basis for building a strong working relationship. It provides a record of mutual commitment, expectations, and agreements. The contract period will be determined during the initial interview based on the client’s needs. As those needs change, the contract can be extended and/or renegotiated.

4. What happens, while under contract, if a client is hospitalized, goes to a rehabilitation facility, or moves to hospice care or if the service needs to be changed for other reasons?

We recognize and understand that healthcare needs and living arrangements can change quickly through no fault of the client and/or their family. It is important to communicate those changes quickly and openly so necessary adjustments can be made in a way that’s beneficial to both parties.

Our staff and clients usually develop therapeutic yet close, loving relationships that are comforting for our clients to maintain no matter their location. Therefore, when receiving facilities allow it, we can be hired to stay with clients while hospitalized or in a rehabilitation facility.

Testimonials

“After breaking my leg in late March, I was transferred to the Nursing Home division of Presbyterian Village. I had requested to transition back to my cottage at Presbyterian Village but would require assistance with everyday activities (bathing, toileting, etc.) as well as mobility assistance and house cleaning.

Mr. George Howard has been exemplary in the performance of these assistances. I cannot say enough praises to him for this. My family has nothing but high praise for entrusting his care for me.”

- Dave S., Presbyterian Village

“George Howard and You First Medical Home Health Non Medical, LLC provided care for my brother for the last three years of his life. At first, he needed only part time assistance, but gradually required more help until toward the end he had someone with him 24/7.

George was able to recruit, train, and supervise helpers at each level. They were not only competent but delightful people to know. Toward the end, my brother went into a hospice program. The hospice nurse who made daily visits commented that my brother was receiving the best care of any of her patients.

I highly recommend George Howard and his organization and am willing to talk to you if you are interested in using them.”

- The Reverend Donald C. II

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