Sixteen years running, and Home Instead Senior Care still operates the way in-home care is supposed to work: caregivers go to the client, not the other way around. The agency’s office is at 1600 Kapiolani Blvd in Honolulu, Hawaii, though the actual care happens wherever a client calls home.
Support centers on activities of daily living, the everyday tasks that get harder with age, and every care plan gets built around a specific family’s situation rather than a one-size-fits-all package. That includes rehabilitation support and respite care, the kind of short-term relief that gives a family caregiver room to rest without leaving a loved one unsupported. Staffing availability runs 24 hours, so coverage isn’t limited to a weekday schedule. Home safety upgrades, like grab bars, are part of what the agency can help set up for clients aging in place.
Paul A. Dziuban leads the company as president. The office location itself scores a 98 on Walk Score, technically a “Walker’s Paradise,” though that number describes the office more than it describes the actual care, which happens in clients’ homes across the area.
Sixteen years of operating history, a full slate of in-home services, and a model built entirely around keeping people in their own homes rather than moving them into a facility: that combination is what defines Home Instead Senior Care.
