Who We Are

The Best Home Health Care for Your Loved One

For over 20 years, Silver Lining™ has been one of the Delaware Valley’s most respected providers of home health caregivers, specializing in personal, non-medical care. Our responsible, dedicated caregivers and certified nursing assistants provide care where it’s needed—at home, or at a nursing or assisted living facility. Our goal is to help your loved one, and in turn, help you.

Trying to take care of someone else’s day-to-day needs often means you neglect your own. Silver Lining excels at providing everyday assistance with hygiene, eating, and companionship. This enables you to focus on loving and supporting your loved one in the best way possible.

What Sets Us Apart

We are independently owned, not a franchise. We do not have nationwide, impersonal corporate offices. Silver Lining is located in Wyncote, PA—convenient to Philadelphia, Montgomery, Bucks and Delaware Counties. Much of our staff, including administrators, social workers, nurses, and many of those in our extensive personnel registry have worked with Silver Lining for years. This longevity and consistency enhances both the professional and personal quality of our service. We get to know our clients, and we care—genuinely! Very often our caregivers, clients, and families develop warm and lasting personal relationships. Read a testimonial.

We Go Beyond Requirements

Silver Lining is fully licensed by the State of Pennsylvania. All of our caregivers are bonded, screened, background-checked, and insured, so you can rest assured that your loved one will be safe in our care. Based on our extensive initial in-home intake meeting, we custom match the appropriate caregiver to your particular needs. We perform ongoing audits and regular reassessments to ensure you are getting the best home healthcare. Our commitment, above all, is to the well-being and comfort of our clients.

Flexibility and Customized Care

We offer a broad range of services and a flexible program of hours. Silver Lining will:

• Design a flexible hourly, daily, or live-in schedule and accommodate changing needs as they arise
• Supplement family- and friend-assisted care or become the primary live-in caregiver
• Provide care in the home or at an assisted living or nursing facility
• Provide care for anyone recovering from surgery or illness, short- or long-term