Frequently Asked Questions

Call us or fill out our online contact form to schedule a free consultation. We’ll assess your needs, explain your options, and help you begin care with compassion and confidence.

The Gold Heart Standard is our commitment to excellence. Every caregiver must meet strict performance, compassion, and training benchmarks. We deliver care with dignity, consistency, and respect — just like we would for our own loved ones.

Gold Heart Caregivers provides in-home care for seniors, veterans, and individuals with disabilities, including personal care, companionship, homemaking, respite, and meal support based on Blue Zone-inspired nutritional principles.

Yes. We proudly serve veterans and work closely with VA programs like Aid and Attendance and Veterans Directed Care to ensure they receive the in-home support they’ve earned.

We stand apart through our Gold Heart Standard, focus on senior wellness, and integration of Blue Zone principles that support longevity and vitality — all while honoring those who served our country.

Blue Zone principles are lifestyle habits found in the world’s longest-living communities. We apply these by promoting plant-forward meals, movement, social engagement, and mental wellness in every care plan.

We offer free consultations to help families determine VA benefit eligibility for in-home care. Contact us to learn more about programs like Aid & Attendance and Veterans Directed Care.

The cost of our services will vary depending on the level of care required and the length of service. We work with most insurance providers to help cover the cost of care, and our team can also help you explore other options.

Yes. Our caregivers are trained in memory care and dementia support. We focus on routines, safety, and therapeutic engagement tailored to each client’s cognitive needs.

Gold Heart Caregivers offers a wide range of home healthcare services including companion care, personal care, skilled nursing, and therapy services.

Absolutely. Every Gold Heart caregiver undergoes extensive screening, background checks, and continuous training to meet our Gold Heart Standard.

Yes. We provide 24-hour support and live-in caregiver options to ensure safety, comfort, and companionship around the clock.

in most cases, care can begin within 24 to 48 hours after the initial consultation and home assessment.

Yes. Every client receives a personalized care plan based on their health needs, lifestyle, and preferences — with input from family and physicians when needed.

We provide regular updates, check-ins, and digital logs to ensure families are informed and involved in their loved one’s care journey. Also keep a look out for our upcoming app.

We are currently in Texas and offer support in most states. 

Yes. Our leadership includes professionals with personal caregiving experience and a deep respect for senior care. We hold ourselves to the highest standard of accountability.

Yes. We assist with Medicaid waiver programs, Medicare and VA funding options to ensure care is affordable and accessible, especially for veterans and low-income families.  

Yes. Gold Heart Caregivers offers flexible scheduling — including nights, weekends, and holidays — to ensure uninterrupted support and peace of mind.

Yes. Gold Heart Caregivers offers flexible scheduling — including nights, weekends, and holidays — to ensure uninterrupted support and peace of mind.

Yes. We provide safe, supportive housing for veterans, including those transitioning from homelessness or institutional care. Our veteran housing model includes structured daily living support, nutritious meals, and connection to VA benefits.

We support programs such as HUD-VASH, VA Grant & Per Diem (GPD), and Veterans Directed Care (VDC), helping veterans access housing, in-home services, and long-term wellness solutions.

Yes. Veterans in our housing programs can also receive in-home personal care through Gold Heart Caregivers. We coordinate with the VA to combine housing and supportive services for a complete care solution.

Veterans or their family members can contact us directly or through a VA social worker. We assist with the intake process, benefit navigation, and immediate housing placement when available.