Helping seniors remain independent in their own homes by linking them with qualified and affordable assistance in Niagara and Erie Counties.


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HART'S MISSION


HART (Home Assistance Referral Team), Inc. is a non-profit organization whose mission is to enable members of our community to maintain quality of life in their own home by linking them with qualified and affordable help.


Our caregivers are pre-screened through background checks, personal interviews, references and training verification. They provide services such as skilled nursing care, health and personal care, respite for family caregivers, companionship, meal planning & preparation, and errands,

HART is a referral service and neither party pays a fee to the organization. Operating costs are covered by the generous support of local foundation grants, individual and organization donations, as well as the proceeds from community fundraising events.


What You Can Expect From Us

Trust

Founded in 1982, HART has assisted thousands of community members to remain independent in their own homes. 

Flexibility

We are there when you need us but you’re never obligated by a contract. 

Empowerment

Requesters of our services interview caregivers that we refer and choose who they hire.

Satisfaction

We ensure our requesters are satisfied with their care.

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Our blog tackles issues related to elder care, hoping to serve as a valuable resource to those caring for loved ones.


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Aging in place, also known as “aging at home,” is a concept that has become increasingly popular in recent years as the baby boomer generation reaches retirement age. It refers to the idea of allowing older adults to remain in their own homes and communities as they age, rather than moving to a nursing home or retirement community. This allows older adults to maintain their independence, dignity, and quality of life. One of the main benefits of aging in place is the sense of independence and control it provides to older adults. Many older adults value their autonomy and want to maintain their own living space, social connections, and daily routines. By staying in their own homes, they are able to do just that, which can lead to a greater sense of purpose and satisfaction with life. Additionally, aging in place can provide a sense of familiarity and comfort. Many older adults have lived in their homes for decades and have a strong emotional attachment to the space. Moving to a new environment can be stress

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