In-home care in metro Atlanta · Family-run
CrossleyCare helps families keep a loved one at home with one consistent caregiver they can count on every day: someone steady and trusted. That is not something families can simply go out and get, even when they can afford it.
Family-owned and run by the Crossley family. Live-in companion and weekday care across metro Atlanta. Non-medical, long-term care only.
Two ways we help
Both arrangements are long term, non-medical, and built around the same person showing up for your family every scheduled day.
Option one
Your caregiver lives in your loved one's guest quarters and works a set 8-hour day. A familiar, kind person in the house, every day.
Option two
40 hours a week, Monday to Friday, with the same caregiver every day. They go home each evening.
Already a CrossleyCare family? Weekend care can be added as an option, 16 or 24 hours a weekend.
Why one caregiver matters
That is the career of the caregiver in our family, who has done this work her whole working life.
Her clients did not have a revolving door of new faces. They had her, for years. That is the kind of care CrossleyCare is built to provide.
So we look for career caregivers, pay them above the market rate, and keep each one with a single family. Good caregivers stay when they are treated well, and families feel the difference every day.
Honest about what we are
We would rather tell you now than waste your time. Here is what CrossleyCare is, and what it isn't.
How it works
A few friendly questions online, about three minutes.
A member of our family calls you, usually the same business day.
We meet your loved one at home and see the space.
We introduce one caregiver we think fits. You meet before anything is decided.
A family business
CrossleyCare is family-owned and run by the Crossley family. When you reach out, you talk with a member of our family, and we stay involved for as long as we care for yours.
For advisors
Refer with confidence. We tell your client honestly if we are not the right fit, and point them toward who is.
Guides for families
Plain, honest guides for families of aging parents, whether or not CrossleyCare turns out to be the right fit.
Most parents don't announce that they need help. The signs show up quietly, in ordinary days. Here is what to look for, and how to think about what it means.
Both can be good choices. The right one depends on your parent, their home, and the kind of help they need, especially at night. Here is an honest side-by-side.
A live-in companion lives in your parent's home but works a set day, not around the clock. Here is what that looks like in practice, and why it works.
Common questions
No. We do not offer 24-hour or overnight care. Even a live-in companion works a set 8-hour day and is off duty the rest of the time. If your loved one needs someone awake and available around the clock, a 24-hour home care agency or an assisted living community is likely a better fit.
No. A CrossleyCare live-in companion works a set 8-hour day on a schedule agreed in writing. Outside those hours they are off duty, even though they live on site. Live-in care with us is not 24-hour care.
We do not send a substitute. When your caregiver takes vacation or is out sick, the family arranges cover for those days. We say this up front and put it in our agreement. It is part of what keeps the arrangement steady: one trusted person, not a rotating team of strangers. Before care starts, we help you think through a plan, such as a family member or a trusted person you can call on.
We do not publish pricing. Every arrangement is set up for one family, and we share pricing on the first call. CrossleyCare is full-time, private-pay care that usually lasts for years, so it is designed for families who can comfortably afford it for the long term. We would rather not take on a family for whom it would be a financial stretch.
The fit check
A few friendly questions, about three minutes. You'll get an honest answer right away. If it looks like a fit, a member of our family will follow up, usually the same business day.
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