Helping Loved Ones Live Safely at Home with Care and Technology
Technology First. Health Forward.
An Agency Next Door is a compassionate, non-medical home care agency dedicated to helping seniors and adults with disabilities live safely and confidently at home.
We strive to provide families peace of mind. Along with personalized in-home support, we offer remote support services using sensor-based monitoring and assistive technology to enhance safety and independence. These technologies help track daily activity patterns, detect potential concerns such as falls or changes in routine, and provide timely alerts—without being intrusive.
Combined with regular check-ins and thoughtful coordination, our remote support allows families to stay informed and connected, knowing their loved one is supported even when they can’t be there in person. At An Agency Next Door, we blend compassionate care with smart technology to support independence, dignity, and comfort.
More Than In-Home Care
We combine compassionate in-home support with smart, non-intrusive technology to provide care that continues beyond scheduled visits.
Compassionate Care
Personalized, non-medical support focused on independence and dignity.
Smart Monitoring
Non-intrusive technology that helps detect changes in routine
Continuous Care
Care that extends beyond scheduled visits with ongoing check-ins
Peace of Mind
Families stay informed and connected, knowing their loved one is safe.
Our services are designed for individuals and families who want to maintain independence, safety, and dignity at home.
Who We Support
Aging Adults Who Want to Remain at Home
Support for seniors who wish to age in place with dignity, safety, and confidence, while receiving help with daily activities.
Individuals with Developmental Disabilities
Empowering individuals with developmental disabilities to live independently, confidently, and with dignity every day.
Families Seeking Peace of Mind
Stay informed and connected, knowing your loved one is supported even when you can’t be there.
