Pricing & Payment
Transparent pricing with flexible payment options to fit your needs.
Transparent pricing with flexible payment options to fit your needs.
Most families assume it's Medicaid or nothing. There are at least six ways to pay for care around here, and the two below are only the most common. See all six ways →
Free to check, yours either way
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Before anyone pays out of pocket, these are worth ruling in or out. Each one pays for care that families often assume they'd have to cover themselves.
For adults under 60 living with a disability — the program almost nobody is told about, because it sits outside the senior system entirely.
How it works →Many plans here include in-home support hours each year. It isn't on the card, and it's rarely mentioned — tell us the plan name and we'll check.
What to look for →For anyone who served: a VA benefit that pays an agency for exactly this kind of help at home, plus Aid and Attendance for veterans and surviving spouses.
Where to start →A policy paid into for years and never claimed on is real money. Most cover care at home — bring it in and we'll read it with you.
What to look for →That's the normal answer, and it's the part we're good at. Tell us what you have — a plan card, a policy, a benefits letter, or nothing at all — and we'll do the checking. It's free, there's no obligation, and what we find out is yours whether or not you ever become a client. Request a free coverage check →
Regardless of how you pay, all VitalTouch clients receive our technology-enhanced care coordination.
Detailed records of every visit and activity
Know exactly when caregivers arrive & leave
Real-time updates accessible anytime
Dedicated support for scheduling & questions
For families who want extra peace of mind between caregiver visits. Available for an additional fee.
Immediate alerts if a fall is detected
Motion tracking for unusual patterns
24/7 monitoring and rapid response
Automated daily check-ins
Contact us for a personalized care assessment and pricing estimate—no obligation.