Right at Home - Akron, OH

our home holds a lifetime of memories. It’s where you’ve celebrated birthdays and holidays, welcomed family and friends, and created routines that are uniquely yours. If some parts of everyday life have become more difficult, getting a little help doesn’t mean you have to leave those memories—or your independence—behind.
Right at Home Akron is there to help you continue living comfortably and confidently in the place you know best.
Maybe you’re still very independent but getting in and out of the shower doesn’t feel as safe as it once did. Preparing meals takes more energy, driving has become stressful, or keeping up with laundry and household tasks isn’t as easy anymore.
Or perhaps what you’d really enjoy is simply having someone around.
A caregiver can help with bathing, dressing, grooming, mobility, meal preparation, medication reminders, transportation, grocery shopping, light housekeeping, companionship, and everyday routines. Your care plan is built around what you need, your preferences, and the things you still want to do for yourself.
If you enjoy making your own breakfast, keep making it. If you want to choose your clothes, meet friends for lunch, attend church, work in the garden, or spend your afternoon exactly the way you want, those choices remain yours.
The goal is to make the difficult parts of the day easier—not take over the parts you still enjoy.
Right at Home Akron takes time to learn about your history, routines, interests, personality, and preferences before creating your care plan. Caregiver matching also considers personality and interests in addition to the type of assistance you need, because feeling comfortable with the person coming into your home matters.
If you’re living with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia, Parkinson’s disease, diabetes, a chronic condition, disability, or changing health needs, specialized support is available. Care can also be provided during hospice or palliative care or when respite would give someone who regularly helps you an opportunity to rest.
If you’re returning home after a hospital or rehabilitation stay, Right at Home’s RightTransitions® program can make those first days and weeks at home easier. Caregivers can help with personal care, meals, medication reminders, transportation, and household routines while your care team watches for changes that may need attention.
And if you’d feel more comfortable knowing someone is always nearby, live-in and 24-hour care are available.
Sometimes, though, the most meaningful parts of having a caregiver are much simpler.
It’s someone learning how you like your morning coffee. Someone who knows which grocery store you prefer. Someone to drive you to an appointment and stay by your side. It’s conversation over lunch, working on a puzzle together, or having another person around on an afternoon that otherwise might feel a little too quiet.
Local owner Stephen Fusco and his Akron team believe you should remain an active participant in your own care. Their goal is to help you stay in the driver’s seat, even when certain parts of life require a little more assistance.
Right at Home Akron serves Akron, Barberton, Canal Fulton, Clinton, Cuyahoga Falls, Mogadore, Munroe Falls, Tallmadge, Uniontown, and surrounding communities.
Receiving help doesn’t mean losing your independence. Sometimes the right amount of support is exactly what helps you protect it.
At Right at Home Akron, it’s still your home, your routines, and your choices. You simply have another caring person in your corner to make the harder parts of the day a little easier.