Support for your day.
Respect for your way.
Our mission guides every service: compassionate, reliable, and personalized non-medical care that supports dignity, comfort, and independence at home. Explore support that respects your routines and personal preferences.
Connection belongs in everyday life.
A familiar conversation and shared time can make the day feel more connected. Companion care offers company and support with everyday activities, while respecting the routines and interests that make someone themselves.
Discuss companion care ↗A helping hand, with dignity.
Personal routines can become harder to manage independently. Our non-medical personal care offers respectful assistance with hygiene, grooming, and limited mobility, with individual preferences at the center.
Discuss personal care ↗Room to care for yourself, too.
Caring for a loved one can be meaningful and demanding. Respite care offers temporary relief for a primary caregiver, giving you space to attend to your own needs.
Explore respite care ↗Make mealtimes feel manageable.
From deciding what to prepare to getting a meal ready, a little help can make daily eating routines easier. Meal preparation support takes dietary needs and personal preferences into account.
Discuss meal preparation ↗Comfort in familiar surroundings.
A clean, organized home supports the routines you enjoy. Light housekeeping offers practical help with keeping everyday living spaces comfortable.
Discuss light housekeeping ↗Stay connected beyond your front door.
Appointments, errands, and outings are part of everyday life. Transportation assistance can help you continue these routines with support.
Discuss transportation ↗Everyday assistance.
Clearly explained.
Walks of Life provides non-medical home care. These services support day-to-day living and do not replace medical treatment or skilled nursing. Discuss your needs with our team to understand which services may be appropriate.
Service availability, scheduling, costs, and the details of your care plan are discussed directly with the team. We serve most cities in Cook, DuPage, Kendall, and Will counties from our Joliet base.
Let’s talk about
what would help.
You don’t have to choose a service on your own. Request a free in-home consultation to discuss your routines, preferences, and questions.
Questions on your mind?
What is non-medical home care?
It is practical, day-to-day support at home, including companionship, personal care, meals, housekeeping, and transportation. It does not replace medical treatment or skilled nursing.
Can you help a family caregiver take a break?
Yes. Respite care provides temporary relief for primary caregivers. Contact Walks of Life to discuss the support and timing your family needs.
How much does care cost?
Contact us to discuss the support you need, your preferred schedule, and current pricing. The initial in-home care consultation is free.
Do you serve my neighborhood?
We serve most cities in Cook, DuPage, Kendall, and Will counties. Call with your city or ZIP code to confirm availability for your location.
Can we discuss scheduling and minimum hours?
Yes. Contact the team with the days and times you have in mind to discuss current availability, minimum visit requirements, and costs before making arrangements.
What should I ask about caregiver fit?
During your consultation, ask how caregivers are selected, what screening and training apply, whether the same person can visit regularly, and how schedule changes are handled. Discuss these details directly with the team before deciding on care.
What should I ask during a consultation?
Bring your questions about daily routines, the kind of assistance needed, scheduling, costs, and how a care plan could fit your family.
How do I get started?
Call (815) 242-1556 or email info@walksoflifellc.com to request a free in-home care consultation and discuss your needs and location.