Nurse-practitioner-led aging-in-place care Support available from 1–24 hours a day

Our services

Care that can grow with your needs.

Our services are organized into three connected lines. This gives families one trusted partner for everyday support, complex conditions, recovery, and skilled nursing.

The right plan may use one service or combine several. We begin with the person—not a package.

Isoken Ogbomo reviewing the In-Home Caregivers care pathway brochure

In-Home Caregivers of Illinois offers three connected lines: Aging in Place Support, Disease-Specific & Post-Acute Care, and Private Duty Nursing. Families can start with a few hours and add nursing, overnight care, or more hours without changing companies. Care is nurse-practitioner-led, typically private-pay, and delivered in the home across seven Illinois counties. Call 630-300-0446 if you are not sure which line fits.

One coordinated system

More than hours of care.

When needs change, families should not have to rebuild support from the beginning. Our Care Partners, nurses, and leadership team work from a shared plan with clear wellness goals.

Services may be arranged from one to 24 hours a day, based on assessment, availability, and the approved plan of care. Clients and families remain involved in decisions about schedule, matching, and the way care is delivered.

Three connected lines

The right support for this season—and the next.

Each line can stand on its own. Together they let a family add nursing, recovery support, or more hours without starting over with a new company.

A Care Partner helping an older woman with bed mobility and range of motion
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Aging in Place Support

Flexible, relationship-centered help with daily life. We support personal care, mobility, meals, companionship, transportation, respite, overnight needs, and more—while protecting each client’s choices and routines.

Personal care & homemaking Companionship & meaningful engagement Mobility & fall-risk support Live-in, overnight & respite care Transportation & appointment support Support inside retirement communities
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A Care Partner checking blood pressure and pulse oximetry for a client at home
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Disease-Specific & Post-Acute Care

Condition-informed support for people living with chronic or complex illness and for clients returning home after a hospital or rehabilitation stay. We help carry the care plan into daily life and report meaningful changes.

Dementia & Alzheimer’s support Parkinson’s & movement disorders Heart failure, COPD & diabetes Stroke & orthopedic recovery Symptom and function monitoring Readmission-risk reduction support
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Private Duty Nursing

Skilled RN and LPN services for clients who need clinical care at home. Nursing support is planned around the provider’s orders, the client’s condition, and the family’s ability to manage care safely.

Medication management & administration Wound & post-operative care IV therapy support Tube feeding support Catheter & ostomy care Chronic illness nursing management
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The value of nurse-led guidance

Care decisions are stronger when someone sees the whole picture.

Aging at home involves more than a diagnosis. Nutrition, mobility, sleep, pain, memory, medication routines, the home environment, and family stress can all affect outcomes.

Our nurse-practitioner-led model helps connect these details. We build a practical care pathway, train the team around the client’s needs, and help families respond when something changes.

Questions families ask

Clear answers before you call.

What kinds of care do you provide?

Three connected lines: Aging in Place Support for daily living and companionship, Disease-Specific & Post-Acute Care after a hospital or rehabilitation stay or for complex conditions, and Private Duty Nursing for skilled RN and LPN care at home.

Can we start with one service and add more later?

Yes. Families often begin with a few hours of support and add nursing, overnight care, or more hours as needs change — without starting over with a new company.

How many hours of care can we arrange?

Support can be arranged from 1 to 24 hours a day, including overnight and live-in care, based on assessment, availability, and the approved plan of care.

Where do you serve?

Cook, Will, DuPage, Grundy, Kendall, Kane, and LaSalle counties, from offices in Bolingbrook and Morris, Illinois.

Is this Medicare home health?

Care is typically private-pay. Some families use long-term care insurance or veteran benefits. We do not bill Medicare for these home-care services. Call 630-300-0446 and the team will explain options — we do not quote prices until we understand the situation.

Who leads the company?

In-Home Caregivers of Illinois is nurse-practitioner-led. It is the DBA of Complete Health Service Inc., founded by Isoken Ogbomo, MSN, FNP-C, a family nurse practitioner and geriatric care consultant.

How do we get started?

Call 630-300-0446 or send a care inquiry. You do not need to know the exact service or hours. We will listen, explain the next step, and help you decide whether we are a fit.

A caring conversation starts here

Not sure which service is right?

You do not need to choose a service before calling. Tell us what is happening, and we will help you understand the best place to begin.