Kosher Home Care in Miami-Dade

For an observant family, bringing a caregiver into the home raises real questions. Will they respect the kitchen? Will Shabbat still feel like Shabbat? Simcha Home Care was built to answer those questions with a yes, so your loved one can keep living the way they always have.

A kosher kitchen, kept your way

Meals planned and prepared in a kosher kitchen
Separate meat and dairy dishes, utensils and counters kept the way your family keeps them
Grocery shopping for the products and hechsherim you use
Your family's standards and your rabbi's guidance come first

Shabbat and holidays

Meals and the home made ready before candle lighting
Shabbat routines followed in the home, according to your family's practice
Shabbat coverage from Friday afternoon through Havdalah, or 24-hour care
Help getting the home and meals ready for Pesach, the High Holidays, Sukkot and other yamim tovim

Escort to shul

Staying part of the kehilla matters. Our caregivers walk with your loved one to shul on Shabbat, holidays and weekdays, and to shiurim, simchas and community events.

Caregivers who speak your loved one's language

Our caregivers speak English, Russian, Hebrew and Spanish. For many older adults, a conversation in their first language is the most comforting part of the day.

Questions families ask

Do your caregivers know how to keep a kosher kitchen?

Yes. Our caregivers keep kosher kitchens and follow your family's own standards for meat and dairy, dishes, and the products and hechsherim you buy. Tell us your practices and any guidance from your rabbi during the consultation.

Can a caregiver stay with my parent over Shabbat?

Yes. We offer 24-hour care, including Shabbat coverage from before candle lighting through Havdalah, with caregivers who follow your family's Shabbat practices in the home.

Can a caregiver walk with my parent to shul?

Yes. We escort clients to shul on Shabbat, holidays and weekdays. We're a non-medical service, so caregivers accompany and keep company; they don't provide hands-on help with walking or transfers.

Do you have Hebrew-speaking caregivers?

Yes. Our caregivers speak English, Russian, Hebrew and Spanish, and we match a caregiver who speaks your loved one's preferred language.

Do your caregivers help with bathing, dressing or medications?

No. Simcha Home Care provides non-medical companion and homemaker services only. Our caregivers don't provide hands-on personal care such as bathing, dressing, help with eating or toileting, lifting or transfers, or giving medications. If your loved one needs that kind of help, we're glad to work alongside a licensed home health provider.