Amada Senior Care: Reviews and Costs in 2025

Amada Senior Care: Pros and Cons

Amada Senior Care Review

Background

Since its founding in San Clemente, California, in 2007, Amada Senior Care has continued to provide compassionate senior home care to aging adults. In addition, it has helped families navigate financial assistance programs for senior housing and assisted living facilities. They are considered experts when it comes to navigating the senior care system and helping families make informed decisions about the care they need.

Services

In addition to placing clients with assisted living communities, Amada Senior Care offers four main services related to senior care:

• In-home senior care: Amada Senior Care caregivers provide a variety of in-home senior care services to aging adults. They can assist with daily tasks such as cooking, light housekeeping, toileting, non-medical help, bathing, and medication reminders.
• Financial care coordination: As the go-to resource for senior care services, Amada is one of the few service providers who offer expert financial care advising for seniors. Their care advisors help seniors navigate the process of affordable financing options.
• Long-term care insurance claims: Amada Senior Care also helps families file long-term care insurance claims and manage long-term care policies. They can also conduct complimentary research and provide long-term care insurance policy analysis.
• Home monitoring: Amada Senior Care has their own medical alert system, the Amada Connect 24/7, to help keep seniors safe and prepared for emergencies or serious falls.

Customer Experience

With over 150 locations throughout the U.S., each Amada Senior Care office will have slightly different prices, services, and policies. That said, here’s what you can expect overall.

• Amada caregivers cost anywhere from $32 to $42 an hour, so your rate could be slightly higher than the national average of $33 an hour.
• Amada requires a minimum of four hours per visit, but there are no weekly minimums.
• After an initial in-home assessment of needs, care can begin within about five days.
• Amada caregivers can assist with activities of daily living, including medication reminders, household chores, meal preparation and cooking.

Third-Party Reviews

Amada’s San Clemente, California, headquarters has an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau and 3.7 out of five stars on Yelp. The majority of reviewers gave Amada five stars; here is a sampling of the company’s reviews below.

“My Father was their fist client, 22? Years ago. He just passed and Amada could not have done more with such compassion. We could always count on them. Thank you Amada, specifically Tafa!”- Discovery Bay, California

“I just would like to say how absolutely wonderful Jereme is!!!! He has such a huge caring heart! I've only been with Amada for a couple of months now. Jereme has come to visit me and my patient I care for a few times now and has made me feel so valued and appreciated as a caregiver and employee of Amada Senior Care! We are truly blessed to have this amazing young man to be with us at Amada! Thank you for all you do so selflessly Jereme darlin!”- Dana Point, California

“We have used Amada Senior Care of El Toro off and on for over 4 years. The caregivers are always helpful and wonderful to work with. Over that period I have found the billing department to be inconsistent, inaccurate and slow to respond. All extremely unfortunate attributes.”- Everett, Washington

Costs & Pricing

The cost of Amada depends on your area and how many hours of service you need:

• Pennsylvania: In Pennsylvania, Amada’s care costs $38 an hour if you sign up for fewer than 12 hours a week, or $35 an hour if you sign up for 12 or more hours per week. You’ll need to schedule at least one four-hour shift per week, which is the minimum the company offers. These rates are slightly higher than the average in Pennsylvania, which is $31 an hour, according to Genworth.
• Arizona: In Arizona, Amada charges anywhere from $34 to $42 an hour, with a four-hour-per-shift minimum and a 12-hour-per-week minimum. They also charge a $200 one-time administration fee. The median cost of care in Arizona is $36 an hour.
• Florida: Finally, in Florida, the cost ranges from $32 to $40 an hour, higher than the state’s hourly average of $30.

If you want to have access to one of Amada’s medical alert systems, this will cost an additional monthly charge.

Areas Served

As mentioned, the San Clemente-based Amada Senior Care provides in-home care services in over 150 locations throughout the U.S., including in the following 39 states:

To find a location near you, you can enter your ZIP code on the company’s website or call 866-752-1961.

Bottom Line

While Amada Senior Care does not provide medical care or 24/7 care, it’s a good option if you are looking for a service that provides help with activities of daily living.

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