ABOUT US

Licensed and Trained Professionals

Our home care professionals are properly licensed for the state in which they operate and our caregivers are trained to care for aging adults and special needs individuals. We serve seniors who wish to remain living independently in their homes.

We believe that having an individual caregiver is key to the quality of service we offer. Our caregivers are overseen by a Homemaker Supervisor who continually monitors the health, safety and quality of care being provided.

Scheduling Flexibility

We offer flexible scheduling. You select the times and days that work best for your family. We’ll schedule a caregiver who attends to your needs.

We can help your family by providing assistance with everyday tasks. Our approach helps you get the care that you need.

Our caregivers are trained to offer services tailored to your family’s needs, including medical or personal care assistance for your loved ones.

Our Story

Our Founder and CEO Ms. Beverly Thornton is a 67-year-old enthusiastic and energetic senior herself, who after 30 years of property management in Public housing retired just to find out that God was not done with her. What was thought to be a minor toe infection with her then 83-year-old mom, ended up resulting in a below-the-knee amputation. After over a year of failed treatments, procedures, and medications and going through the very difficult process of trying to find quality care in the home for her mother, Ms. Thornton’s eyes were opened to the ever-pressing need for quality and affordable home care services for our elderly and physically disabled. So after a lot of research, hard work, and networking she created Just Peachy Home Care LLC with the hopes of making real change in the lives of our loved ones who wish to remain in their homes as they go through the challenges of aging, recovery or rehabilitation, with the reality in mind that we all will get to a point in our lives that we need help.

Our Mission

To provide the same compassionate, quality, and affordable care to all of humanity that I would want to be administered to my mom. One life at a time.