Campos Care Lic. #125400

Its roots are in sports medicine and wound care, and the team reports more than 10 years of caregiving experience. Staff are trained in wound care.

Caregiving can be booked by the hour or by the day, with a two-hour minimum per booking. Shifts can be scheduled after hours, as sleeping overnight shifts, or as awake overnight (NOC) shifts. Support includes companion care, memory care, and full-service care for quadriplegic clients. Daily tasks can include cooking, catheter care, bathing, bowel program care, and transfers using a Hoyer lift, and caregivers also run errands such as store trips and brief changes and baths. Visits can include conversation, practicing physical therapy exercises with the client, and trying new hobbies together.

The business says it works alongside its clients rather than doing things for them, and it describes its approach as treating clients like family. Caregivers have clear driving records, pass background checks and fingerprinting with the California Department of Social Services, and are insured.

In-home hand and foot care is offered for people who cannot care for their own hands and feet or cannot get to a salon. Pedicures and manicures are routine maintenance and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. New nail clients complete Medical History and Agreement forms before their first appointment and review the Disclosure form and the Products page for allergies. Clients are advised to check with their physician first when needed. Service may be declined, with refunds where applicable, if a medical issue could put health or safety at risk during an appointment. Tools are cleaned, sanitized, and run through a medical-grade sterilization process, and staff have specialized medical nail technician training.

Doctors, hospice workers, social workers, home health nurses and senior care centers make referrals, and word of mouth brings in others. According to the business, it has been recognized by the California Department of Social Services, HCA, the Placer County Department of Health and Human Services and its IHSS program, the Placer County Older Adult Services Committee, Kaiser Permanente Home Health Care and Hospice, Seniors First/Meals on Wheels, Protect Placer, and Senior Resource. Nextdoor named it a Community Favorite Business of 2025, according to the business.

Care is delivered with the client's own involvement, and the business describes treating clients like family.