When the changes show up at home in Aberdeen, you notice them before anyone else. A parent slows down, the daily routine breaks, or a hospital stay turns life upside down. Preferred Care at Home provides non-medical in-home care that keeps your loved one comfortably in their own home—with companion, personal, and homemaker support for older adults across Aberdeen and the surrounding Boca-Delray communities who need real peace of mind.
Preferred Care at Home of Boca Delray and NPB is locally owned and operated by Amy Weiss, part of the national Preferred Care at Home network founded in 1984. For Amy, this work is personal: she first navigated home care for her own grandmother and father, and felt the struggle of finding reliable, affordable, and compassionate care firsthand. That experience is why she and her team are so committed to caring for Aberdeen and the wider South Florida community.
We match caregivers to each person for the perfect fit rather than by availability, every caregiver clears our 7-step screening process, and our team delivers individualized care backed by ongoing training. Amy and her admin team stay directly involved, and the location’s Presidential Award credentials reflect a standard of excellence families can trust.
Quality in-home care begins with the right caregiver match. Our comprehensive approach includes rigorous background checks and a thorough vetting process to ensure every caregiver on our team meets our high standards for compassion, reliability, and skill.
We take time to understand your loved one’s personality, preferences, and unique needs before thoughtfully matching them with a caregiver who shares compatible interests and values. Our consistent team approach means you’ll work with dedicated care professionals who provide ongoing education, regular supervision, and care plan adjustments as needs change.
The first weeks after a hospital stay are the hardest. Our Transition Care gives your loved one steady help while recovering—assistance with discharge instructions, meal preparation, medication reminders, mobility, and transportation—so the move from hospital bed to home doesn’t become a second crisis.
When your loved one is safe at home but the days have grown quiet, our Companion and Homemaker Care fills the hours. The same caregiver returns each visit for conversation, errands, and appointments—matched person to person for the perfect fit, not the week’s open schedule.
Meals, laundry, light housekeeping, and grocery runs are the backbone of staying comfortably at home. Our Homemaker and Respite Care builds a weekly plan around your loved one’s routine, with meal prep that follows the doctor’s diet—plus respite relief when a family caregiver needs a break.
When bathing, dressing, and moving safely become daily friction points, our Personal Care brings hands-on assistance delivered with dignity. The same caregiver supports bathing, mobility, and continence needs while keeping fall-risk awareness and safety the quiet priority of every visit.
Repeated questions, missed turns, and the stove left on are signs the household needs more structure. Our Dementia and Alzheimer’s Care brings a consistent caregiver, a predictable routine, and patience-led redirection that keeps your loved one oriented, calm, and at home with their dignity intact.
When overnight safety becomes the question, hourly visits aren’t enough. Our Live-In Care keeps one caregiver in the home around the clock, supporting your loved one’s routine day and night—a more affordable, reliable answer than a facility, and real peace of mind for out-of-state family.
Step 01
Connect with us by phone or schedule an in-home visit. We’ll listen to what’s happening at home and answer the first questions every Aberdeen family has about in-home care.
Step 02
We meet you at home—or by phone if that’s easier—for a free care assessment to determine what kind of help fits your household, then build a care plan you approve.
Step 03
We search our staff for the caregiver whose personality and skills fit your loved one, matching person to person for the perfect fit rather than by who’s simply available.
Step 04
Care begins—often within days—and we check in often, adjusting the plan as your family’s situation shifts, by your side through every stage.
Preferred Care at Home proudly serves Aberdeen and the surrounding Boynton Beach communities, along with families across the Boca-Delray area and Palm Beach County. Our caregivers live and work nearby, so you can count on fast response times and a team that understands what older adults in this 55+ community need to stay comfortable and cared for at home.
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Amy understands the difficulty of finding reliable, compassionate care because she lived it. When her grandmother reached 90, facility support wasn’t enough. Finding trustworthy caregivers proved frustrating and exhausting. Years later, when Amy’s father required round-the-clock care, she faced the same struggle. Affordable, dependable professionals who genuinely cared felt nearly impossible to find. Those experiences changed everything. Now, as owner of Preferred Care at Home of Boca Delray and North Palm Beach, Amy’s focus is simple: helping your loved ones find the care she wishes had been easier to find for her own family.
Yes—Preferred Care at Home serves Aberdeen and the surrounding Boynton Beach and Boca Raton communities with non-medical in-home care. Our service area reaches across the Boca-Delray area and Palm Beach County, supporting older adults at home, families navigating hospital recovery, and households living with dementia or Alzheimer’s. To start, contact our team at (561) 404-2300 and we’ll route your information to the right person.
We provide companion care, personal care, homemaker support, and dementia care for Aberdeen families, plus transition, live-in, and end-of-life support when your situation calls for it. These services cover the daily tasks most older adults need help with at home—from bathing and meals to companionship and dementia routines—so your loved one keeps their routine, health, and independence.
You call us, we visit for a free assessment, we match a caregiver to your loved one, and care begins—most Aberdeen families see care start within days, not weeks. The first call is short and answers the basic questions every family has. After the assessment we build a care plan and match a caregiver by personality, then talk through your needs to create a plan that fits your household and schedule.
Home care is non-medical daily-living support; home health is clinical care ordered by a doctor for a medical need. Home health usually means a nurse or therapist visiting for a covered medical service for a limited time. Non-medical home care covers the daily tasks that keep an older adult comfortable at home—meals, bathing, mobility, errands, and companionship—the steady daily rhythm that helps your loved one stay home.
For most older adults who need help with daily living rather than constant medical care, in-home care lets them remain at home with support. If your parent needs help with bathing, meals, dementia routines, or companionship rather than continuous clinical care, in-home support usually fits better and keeps them in familiar surroundings. Assisted living may be right when needs become more constant, and we’re happy to talk through where your parent actually sits on that line.
Non-medical in-home care is typically private pay; Medicare covers skilled home health under specific conditions, not non-medical companion or homemaker care. Cost is charged by the hour and depends on how many hours your family needs and the level of support involved. Long-term care insurance and VA benefits may cover non-medical home care depending on your plan—contact us at (561) 404-2300 and we’ll help you sort what’s covered for your situation.
Amy Weiss, the owner and administrator of Preferred Care at Home of Boca Delray and NPB, has always had an interest in bettering the lives of seniors. Like with many things in life, her first few experiences in home care was on the behalf of her family. Starting with her grandmother, who at the age of 90, needed to move into an assisted living facility. Even with that support in place at the facility, it was clear that she needed the additional care and attention of a companion to help her navigate through her daily activities. She quickly realized that finding reliable caregivers was difficult. Later when Amy’s father needed round the clock care, she again felt the stress and difficulty of finding reliable, affordable, and compassionate care firsthand.
These experiences have made her and her agency particularly passionate about providing great care to the Boca Raton and Delray Beach communities. She looks forward to doing everything she can to help your loved ones find the care and compassion that they deserve.
