Hourly Home Care
Flexible support for everyday activities, companionship, personal care, meals, light housekeeping, and more.
Learn more about Hourly Home CareYorba Linda, California
Practical help that makes staying in a much-loved house workable.
Most families here are not looking to move anyone. They are looking for the two or three things that would make the current arrangement hold — a hand in the morning, meals seen to, someone present after a hospital stay. That is what non-medical home care is for, and we size it to what is actually needed.
Non-medical home care. No obligation, and no cost to talk it through.

Find us
However a family first hears about us, they land in the same place: this page, with the same local team and the same phone number.
You are not alone in this
Sometimes the signs are small.
You don’t have to figure everything out alone.

Our services
Every plan starts with a conversation, then takes the shape your family actually needs.
Flexible support for everyday activities, companionship, personal care, meals, light housekeeping, and more.
Learn more about Hourly Home CareSupport that gives family caregivers time to rest, work, manage appointments, or recharge.
Learn more about Respite CareCompassionate support designed around the needs, routines, safety, and comfort of older adults.
Learn more about Elderly CareSupport for loved ones transitioning home after a hospital or facility stay.
Learn more about Hospital-to-Home CarePersonalized support for individuals who may have more complex care needs.
Learn more about Specialized Home CareMeaningful companionship and assistance with everyday routines that can help seniors remain engaged and comfortable at home.
Why Infinite Love Home Care
Every family is different.
That’s why we don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all approach to home care.
We take the time to understand your loved one’s routines, preferences, challenges, and goals so we can help create a care experience that feels personal—not clinical or impersonal.
Care delivered with patience and genuine warmth, at the pace your loved one is comfortable with.
A plan shaped around real routines and preferences, not a template applied to every family.
Support that helps your loved one keep doing what they can, for as long as they can.
Clear communication and steady help, so families feel supported too—not just informed.
Home care in Yorba Linda
Yorba Linda was built for families who wanted room to spread out — big lots, long driveways, houses that took decades to fill. A great many of those families are still in them, and the children who grew up there moved out years ago.
That leaves a particular situation: one or two people, often in their late seventies or eighties, in a house designed for five. The attachment to it is real and usually worth respecting. It is the practical demands of the place that tend to become the problem.
We provide non-medical home care throughout Yorba Linda — personal care, meal preparation, light housekeeping, medication reminders, transport, companionship and recovery support — sized to the specific parts of the day that have stopped working.
A large home is an asset right up until mobility changes, at which point its size begins to work against the person living in it. The laundry is at the far end. The main bedroom is upstairs. There is a step down into the family room that nobody had thought about in thirty years.
In-home care in Yorba Linda often starts as a practical response to the building itself: a hand on the stairs, laundry carried, meals taken to where someone actually is rather than where the kitchen happens to be. Senior home care of this kind buys time in a house people are not remotely ready to leave.
The first fortnight home is when most setbacks happen. Someone is weaker than they expected to be, the medication list has changed, follow-up appointments are stacked close together, and the family who took time off work has had to go back to it.
Hospital-to-home support covers precisely that window: help getting up and moving safely, medication reminders, meals, rides to follow-ups, and somebody present who will notice if things are going backwards rather than forwards. For many families it is short-term. For some it turns out to be the start of something ongoing.
Staying put is a reasonable goal. It just needs the right things taken off the list.
Local details
Infinite Love Home Care
Serving Families in Yorba Linda, California
Reach out however is easiest—call, or send us a note through the form on this page. We’ll take it from there at whatever pace suits your family, with no obligation either way.
How it works
Four steps, at your pace, with no obligation at any point.
Share a little about their situation, routines, and what has been feeling difficult lately.
We'll talk through needs, questions, and options—no pressure and no obligation.
Together we outline the type of support, schedule, and preferences that fit your family.
Care starts, and we stay in touch so the plan can adjust as needs change.
In their words
After my mom's hip surgery, she needed 24/7 care while she was recuperating. Infinite Love Homecare was great in scheduling my mom's care, and my mom has been very happy with them. She said that her caregivers were great at anticipating her needs. Highly recommend!
Infinite Love Home Care was there for us when we needed them. Jed was easy to communicate with and the services they provided were as described. My family and I would do business with Jed and his team again and probably will! Thank you Infinite Love Home Care Team!
I needed someone to provide some extra care for my mom. I was referred to ILH. THEY WERE VERY KIND AND PROFESSIONAL OVER THE PHONE! But what an amazing surprise to find the caregiver equally kind, caring and so professional. My mom loved her and I observed how much she cared. I will use Infinite LOVE again!!!
Free consultation
Whether you’re just starting to explore home care or you’re ready to find additional support for a loved one, we’re here to help.
Tell us a little about your loved one and we’ll help you work out what kind of support would actually help. There’s no cost and no obligation.
Call 949-415-3412Or email info@infinitelovehomecare.com
We answer questions from families every day, including ones who are only starting to look.
How an inquiry reaches us
Yorba Linda Landing Page
Consultation Form
Lead Capture
Follow-Up
Consultation
This is an illustration of how we handle inquiries, not a claim about connected third-party systems.
Questions
As early as you can, ideally before discharge rather than after it. Knowing the discharge date, what help has been recommended and what the house is actually like lets us plan properly instead of improvising on day one. If the timing is already tight, call anyway and we will be straight with you about what is and isn't possible.
It changes the logistics more than the care itself. Distance between rooms matters a great deal once walking is harder, so a caregiver's time gets organised around it — where meals are eaten, where laundry happens, whether the main bedroom upstairs is still the right room to sleep in. It is one of the first things we look at during the consultation.
Hourly home care, respite care for family caregivers, elderly care, hospital-to-home support, specialized home care for more complex needs, and companionship with daily support. All of it is non-medical and delivered in the home.
A caregiver is not a substitute for an emergency plan, but they can make one workable. Someone present during the day knows where medications, documents and mobility aids are kept, and can get your parent moving early rather than late. Mention it at the consultation and we will make sure whoever is scheduled knows what the household has agreed.
Often yes, with the right things taken off his list — but it depends on specifics: the stairs, bathroom access, whether he is still cooking safely, and how many hours a day he is on his own. We would rather talk that through honestly than tell you what you would like to hear. Sometimes a few hours a week of elderly care makes it work for years. Sometimes the answer is that the house needs changing first.
Hours, type of support, and how often care is scheduled are what drive it, and those differ enormously between families. We go through the numbers with you at the free consultation against your actual situation, so you can see what a realistic week would cost before committing to anything at all.
Whether you’re just starting to explore home care or you’re ready to find additional support for a loved one, Infinite Love Home Care is here to help.