Call
The fastest route, and the one we prefer for anything urgent.
Request home care in Miami
Tell us who you are calling about and what the hardest part of the day is right now. Ten minutes, no charge, and no obligation afterwards.
How to reach us
Three ways, and a person at the end of all of them
Choose the team that can help with your question.
Support
support@abetterdayhomecare.in.net
Donations
donation@abetterdayhomecare.in.net
Care requests and referrals
care@abetterdayhomecare.in.net
Walk in
5861 NW 17th AveMiami, FL 33142
Referral and enquiry form
Tell us what is happening
Fill in as much as you know. Blanks are fine — we would rather hear from you with half the details than not hear from you at all.
When we are here
Office hours and out of hours
The office is staffed during the week. Outside those hours, current clients reach the on-call carer, and anyone else can leave a message that gets picked up the next working morning.
| Monday to Friday | 9:00 – 17:00, office open and phones staffed |
|---|---|
| Saturday | Care visits continue. Office closed. |
| Sunday | Care visits continue. Office closed. |
| Out of hours | On-call carer for current clients. Messages answered next working day. |
| Emergencies | Call 911 first, then let us know. |
A Better Day Homecare Inc
5861 NW 17th Ave
Miami, FL 33142
Miami, FL 33142
The office sits inside the community it serves, in the 33142 ZIP code. We visit households across Miami-Dade — if you are not sure whether your street is covered, call and ask.
Before you call
Questions families ask first
How soon can care start?
We visit the home first to see what is actually needed, usually within a few days of your call. If it is a hospital discharge or an emergency, say so on the phone and we will move the visit up.
What does it cost?
It depends on the hours and on what the household qualifies for. We tell you the number before anything starts, and we will help you work out what support may be available.
Will it be the same person every time?
That is the goal, and we schedule for it. Consistency is what makes home care work. When the regular carer is out, we send someone who has already met you.
My mother says she does not want a stranger in the house.
Most people say that. We start small — a couple of hours, one task she actually wants help with — and let her set the pace. The first visit is a conversation, not a shift.
What if the person is not elderly, just unwell?
Age is not the test. We support people who are sick, recovering, frail or vulnerable for any reason, including younger adults who need help at home for a period.
Can you take somebody straight from the hospital?
Yes, and the discharge planner can call us directly. Tell us the discharge date as early as you have it, because the first weeks at home are when most people get readmitted.
What if we need more hours later?
That is normal and expected. The plan is reviewed as things change, and you can raise or lower the hours without starting again from the beginning.
You will speak to a person, not a queue.
Whether it turns into care or not, you will come off the call knowing what your options actually are.