Claremont is known as the City of Trees and PhDs, and that character shapes who ages here — retired faculty from the Claremont Colleges, longtime homeowners in the Village and Northeast Claremont, and residents of established senior communities like Pilgrim Place and Mt. San Antonio Gardens. Premium Care provides in-home CNA support throughout the 91711 ZIP code, from the tree-lined streets near the Village to the Padua Hills and Claraboya neighborhoods. We assist with bathing, dressing, medication reminders, meal preparation, mobility, and companionship.

Claremont families are particular about who comes into the home, and rightly so. Our caregivers are Certified Nursing Assistants — state-trained and exam-tested — not general home-care aides, which matters when a client has complex medications or mobility needs. With Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center and San Antonio Regional Hospital in Upland just minutes away, our CNAs are experienced managing the return home after a procedure or hospital stay, keeping recovery on track and giving family members peace of mind.

How much does in-home care cost in Claremont, CA?

Your rate depends on weekly hours and the level of care required. With CNA-only staffing, Claremont families receive a higher standard of training per hour. Call (909) 284-8657 for a free, customized quote.

Does Medicare cover home care in Claremont?

Medicare rarely covers long-term custodial home care such as bathing, meals, and companionship, though it may cover limited skilled nursing after a qualifying hospitalization. Many Claremont families pair private pay with long-term-care insurance or retirement benefits — we can help you understand the options.

What is the difference between a CNA and a home health aide?

A Certified Nursing Assistant completes state-approved training, passes California’s competency exam, and appears on the official state registry; a home health aide typically has minimal formal training. Every caregiver Premium Care sends into a Claremont home is a CNA.