Douglas County, Colorado
In-home care in Douglas County.
First Centennial Care provides non-medical home care in Castle Rock, Parker, Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree, Castle Pines, Littleton and Larkspur. Licensed by CDPHE, background-checked caregivers, and a care plan built around the person — not a package.
Where we work
Home care across Douglas County
We provide in-home care across Douglas County, including Castle Rock, Parker, Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree and Castle Pines.
Douglas County families often want help with a parent who has moved in with them, or who lives nearby — respite so the family caregiver can work, travel or simply rest is one of the most-requested services here.
Communities we serve here include:
- Castle Rock
- Parker
- Highlands Ranch
- Lone Tree
- Castle Pines
- Littleton
- Larkspur
Not sure if your address is covered? Call — we will tell you in one conversation. See our full service area.
What we do
Help at home, in whatever combination is needed
- Personal care
Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting and transfer support, plus medication reminders (we do not administer medication). - Homemaking and meals
Light housekeeping, laundry, grocery shopping and meals cooked to a prescribed diet. - Companionship
Conversation, walks, errands, pharmacy pickups and escort to appointments. - Respite for family
Planned relief by the hour or the day, weekends, holidays and awake overnight coverage. - Awake overnight care
A caregiver who stays up all night — for wandering, repeated bathroom trips or fall risk after dark. - Hospital-to-home help
Short-term support after a hospital or rehab discharge; we hold capacity for urgent discharges.
Every care plan is built from these, four hours per visit minimum, seven days a week. See all services in detail.
We are a Colorado Class B non-medical home care agency licensed by CDPHE. Our caregivers do not provide skilled nursing, medication administration, wound care, injections or therapy — if your family member needs those, tell us and we will point you to a home health agency that does.
How it starts
Usually inside a week
- 1. You call, we listen. Same-day phone conversation. No sales pitch.
- 2. We come and assess. A visit to the home in Douglas County to meet the family and see the routine.
- 3. Care begins. We match a caregiver — usually within three to five days — and a supervisor checks in.
- Discharge planners & case managers can call the same number; referral calls are returned within 24 hours.
Paying for care
How families cover it
Private pay runs $34–$38 per hour depending on the level of care and time of day, billed every two weeks, with no contract and no assessment or start-up fee. We also work with long-term care insurance, VA benefits (Aid and Attendance and Veteran-Directed Care) and Colorado Medicaid HCBS waivers for those who qualify.
Talk to a person today.
No phone tree and no obligation. Monday–Friday 8am–6pm, Saturday and Sunday 9am–4pm. After-hours calls are returned within 24 hours.