Overnight Care in Philadelphia & the Surrounding Counties

Peace of mind through the night — a trained caregiver present for safety, supervision, and support so your loved one is never alone when it matters most.

What Is Overnight Care?

Overnight care provides a caregiver present through the night to support safety, supervision, and any needs that arise between evening and morning. It's especially valuable for clients at higher fall risk, those with nighttime confusion or wandering tendencies, or anyone whose family caregiver needs uninterrupted sleep to sustain their own health.

Our overnight caregivers remain awake and alert throughout the shift — this isn't a "sleep-in" arrangement where the caregiver also sleeps, but active overnight support.

What a KRP Legacy Homecare Overnight Caregiver Does

  • Remains awake and alert throughout the overnight shift
  • Assists with nighttime bathroom trips and repositioning
  • Provides reassurance and redirection if a client wakes confused or anxious
  • Monitors for falls, wandering, or safety concerns
  • Assists with early-morning routines as the shift transitions
  • Documents the night's events for family and the incoming caregiver

Overnight Care vs. 24-Hour Care

Overnight care covers a single nighttime shift — typically 8 or more hours — and pairs well with daytime companion care or personal care assistance for clients who need support at specific times rather than continuously. For clients who need coverage around the clock, see our 24-Hour Care service, which uses rotating caregivers for continuous support.

Overnight Care Pricing

Overnight care starts at $35/hour with an 8-hour minimum per visit. Your exact rate can vary based on care level and specific needs. Use our pricing page and cost estimator for a personalized weekly estimate, or call (215) 436-8252.

Overnight Care Across Our Service Area

We provide overnight care throughout Philadelphia County, Bucks County, Delaware County, Montgomery County, and Chester County.

Frequently Asked Questions

Overnight care starts at $35/hour with an 8-hour minimum per overnight visit, reflecting the extended, continuous nature of the shift.

No. Overnight care covers a single nighttime shift, typically 8+ hours, while 24-Hour Care means continuous round-the-clock coverage, usually with rotating caregivers. See our 24-Hour Care page for that option.

Overnight caregivers provide safety supervision, respond to nighttime needs like bathroom trips or repositioning, offer reassurance if a client wakes confused or anxious, and are awake and alert to respond immediately if something happens.

Let's talk about overnight care for your loved one.

Schedule a free, no-obligation consultation with our team.