Find Your Ally

Community Care Through Partnership

Auxilia Health partners with Angeles Institute an accredited vocational nursing school in Los Angeles to provide accessible, compassionate home care services to individuals and families in underserved and low-income communities. This program is designed to expand access to caregiving while supporting the education and development of future nurses, always with patient safety, dignity, and transparency as our top priorities.

Through this partnership, care is provided by vocational nursing students who are completing their clinical training. These students are not yet licensed, but they work under direct supervision of licensed professionals, including Licensed Vocational Nurses (LVNs), Registered Nurses (RNs), and Nurse Practitioners (NPs). Supervision and guidance are available at every step to ensure safe, ethical, and high-quality care.

Our goal is simple: to meet real community needs while building trust, skills, and long-term health support.

What We Do

At Auxilia Health, our work is guided by four core principles:

Respect. Compassion. Communication. Guidance.

We believe home care works best when it’s built on a genuine partnership between caregivers and clients, one that is tailored to each individual or family’s needs, preferences, and circumstances.

Home Care & Companionship Services

We provide non-medical home care and companionship services, including:

• Meal preparation

• Errands (grocery shopping, prescription pickup, dry cleaning)

• Household support (laundry, light cleaning, organization)

• Personal care assistance (grooming, bathing assistance, shaving, manicures/pedicures)

• Mobility assistance (transferring and positioning)

• Transportation (to and from appointments)

• Companionship (conversation, reading, encouragement, social planning)

These services are ideal for individuals who need extra support to remain safe, independent, and connected in their homes.

Ally Advocacy & Social Support

For individuals and families navigating financial or systemic barriers, Auxilia Health provides Ally Advocacy services focused on connecting clients to available resources.

Support includes:

• Assignment of a Social Work Case Manager

• Identifying eligibility for local, state, and federal assistance programs

• Explaining benefits and services in clear, accessible language

• Assistance with applications and documentation

Our advocacy services are especially helpful for clients seeking programs such as In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS), Regional Center services, CalWORKs, and other Department of Social Services programs.

Skilled Home Health Support

For clients who require higher-level care, we also provide skilled home health services, delivered or overseen by licensed nursing professionals, including:

• Wound care

• Ostomy care

• Patient and caregiver education

• IV therapy

• Medication support

All skilled services follow appropriate clinical standards and supervision requirements.

Pricing

We believe people deserve to understand what they’re paying for without confusion or pressure.

Auxilia Health’s home care services are priced to balance accessibility, safety, and quality care. Many services are provided by vocational nursing students who are completing their clinical training through our partnership with Angeles Institute. These students are closely supervised by licensed professionals, including LVNs, RNs, and Nurse Practitioners, to ensure care is appropriate and safe.

Because every person’s situation is different, pricing can vary based on:

• The type of care needed

• Length and frequency of visits

• Level of supervision required

• Whether skilled nursing services are involved

Before services begin, we provide a written quote and walk through it with you so you know exactly what to expect. There are no surprises, and you’ll always have the opportunity to ask questions or request adjustments.

Our goal is to offer care that is fairly priced, clearly explained, and respectful of real financial constraints, especially for families who may not qualify for traditional home health coverage.

Financial Accessibility & Care Scholarships

Auxilia Health is committed to serving low-income and underserved individuals and families. For this reason, we offer a limited number of Care Support Scholarships and reduced-rate service options based on availability and need.

Scholarship consideration may include:

• Household income and financial hardship

• Care needs and urgency

• Eligibility for community or state-based assistance programs

Our Ally Advocacy team can also help identify additional resources such as IHSS, Regional Center services, CalWORKs, and other support programs that may help offset caregiving costs.

If cost is a concern, we encourage you to reach out. We believe asking for help should feel safe, respectful, and free of judgment.