Personal care
Practical daily help for the routines that have become difficult, unsafe, or too much for one person to handle alone.
In-home care across North Georgia
When care at home changes, start with a team that follows through.
OPA coordinates personal care, skilled nursing, and everyday support around the realities of your family’s schedule, not a one-size-fits-all script.
↗Help coordinating a fast start
+Clinical oversight for more complex needs
✓Phone coverage when questions cannot wait
♥Personal Care
+Skilled Nursing
★Veteran Support
⌂Live-in Care
✦Homemaker
As of 2026: OPA Home Care has scheduled more than 13,000 shifts for 250+ families. At least 99.92% were completed, with fewer than 10 missed shifts based on internal records. In accordance with state law, all caregivers are W-2 employees.
Start with the part of the day that has become hardest.
That might be getting safely out of bed, managing the first week after a discharge, covering the hours when family cannot be there, or coordinating a more complex plan. OPA helps turn that specific pressure point into a schedule people can rely on.
Short-term recovery
Extra support for the days and weeks after a hospital stay, surgery, illness, or rehabilitation.
Live-in care
Ongoing caregiver presence and continuity when a few hours of help are no longer enough.
How care starts
The first conversation is about the details, not a sales pitch.
Tell us what changed, what needs coverage, and how soon help is needed. We will work from there.
Describe the day
Share the routines, safety concerns, discharge plans, and timing that are putting pressure on your family.
Set the coverage
We discuss the kind of help needed, the schedule, and whether clinical coordination is part of the plan.
Confirm the handoff
Before the first shift, OPA confirms the schedule, caregiver support, and start details with your family.
Support for changing needs
From a helping hand to complex care at home.
Whether you are planning ahead, coming home after a hospital stay, or managing a more complex care need, our team is ready to help you find the right level of support.
See how care startsCare at home depends on people you can count on.
OPA Home Care is locally owned and based in Roswell, Georgia.
From families and care partners
Care is easier to trust when people show up.
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“As a Veteran, I know how discouraging it can be when providers do not show up or follow through. I highly recommend OPA Home Care & Skilled Nursing.”
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“OPA Home Care really cares about their patients. Timely arrivals and great with schedule changes.”
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“I appreciate the OPA home care assistance and support, which has made the care giving experience smoother. They’ve been accommodating, working seamlessly with my schedule to ensure convenience and reliability.”
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“We don't know what we would have done without OPA! You were a lifesaver.”
Clinical oversight and coordination
Care is personal. The process behind it should be disciplined.
OPA Home Care was built by a team with deep experience placing healthcare professionals, from caregivers and medication technicians to nurses, therapists, advanced practice providers, and physicians. That foundation guides how we plan care, match support, communicate with families, and follow through.
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Explore care optionsFrequently asked questions
What families want to know before care begins.
How does care begin?
Call us to discuss your loved one’s needs, timeline, and schedule. We will explain the available care options and arrange the next steps.
What can caregivers help with at home?
Caregivers can help with everyday routines such as mobility, bathing, dressing, meals, companionship, light housekeeping, and medication reminders when those supports are part of the care plan.
Can caregivers help with medication?
Caregivers may provide medication reminders and help organize a clearly labeled pill box when appropriate. Medication administration and clinical decisions require licensed clinical direction.
Can you help after a discharge?
Yes. Call as early as you can so we can discuss the situation and plan support at home.
Can a caregiver help with transportation?
Yes. Transportation and errands can be part of a care plan, including help getting to appointments or picking up necessities.
How do you keep care coordinated?
Before care begins, OPA confirms the schedule, caregiver, and start details with the family. If needs change, the team updates the plan.
What areas do you serve?
Primary, routine coverage from the Roswell office: Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Fayette, Forsyth, Fulton, Gwinnett, Hall, Henry, Paulding, Rockdale, Walton.
Secondary, served with caregiver coverage confirmed before promising a start date: Barrow, Bartow, Bibb, Butts, Crawford, Dawson, Gilmer, Gordon, Jackson, Jasper, Lamar, Lumpkin, Monroe, Murray, Newton, Oconee, Pickens, Pike, Spalding, Whitfield.
If you are unsure whether we serve your area, call 404-689-4440.
Care can start with one conversation
Let’s talk about what your family needs now.
Call 404-689-4440 or send a note to our team. We are here to help you take the next step.