Waukesha Area
Home Care Services Across Waukesha County
From Brookfield to Oconomowoc, Avida helps Waukesha County families keep loved ones safe and independent at home.
Why Waukesha County Families Choose Avida
- Serving Waukesha, Brookfield, New Berlin, Menomonee Falls, Oconomowoc
- Personal care and supportive home care
- Care coordination with local providers
- Free Medicaid eligibility check
Communities We Serve in Waukesha County
Common Questions from Waukesha County Families
Does Avida Personal Care serve Waukesha County?
Yes. Avida Personal Care provides in-home personal care, supportive home care, respite, and companionship throughout Waukesha County, coordinated from our office at 2500 W Layton Ave, Suite 120 in Milwaukee. Call (414) 348-4600 to check availability for your address.
How much does home care cost in Waukesha County?
Most families we serve in Waukesha County qualify through Wisconsin Medicaid — Family Care, Partnership, or IRIS — and pay nothing out of pocket. Families who pay privately are billed hourly at $28–$32 per hour with no long-term contract.
Can a family member be paid to provide care in Waukesha County?
In most cases, yes. Wisconsin Medicaid programs allow an adult child, relative, or friend in Waukesha County to be hired and paid as the caregiver. We handle hiring, training, and payroll, and many family caregivers earn around $2,000 per month.
How soon can care start in Waukesha County?
We usually schedule a free in-home consultation in Waukesha County within 48 hours. Once Medicaid authorization is in place, care often begins the same week; private-pay care can start immediately.
Do you have Spanish-speaking caregivers for Waukesha County families?
Yes. Avida is a bilingual English/Spanish team, and we match Waukesha County families with a caregiver who speaks their language and respects their household routines.
Ready to Get Started in Waukesha County?
Call our Milwaukee office and we'll walk you through Medicaid eligibility, answer your questions, and schedule a free in-home consultation — usually within 48 hours.