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In-home care in Montpelier
Montpelier is the smallest state capital in the United States, but it's also the anchor of central Vermont's healthcare network — with Central Vermont Medical Center just next door in Berlin. A&M Homecare's Vermont team covers Montpelier from our Burlington office, and we know the CVMC discharge planners and the Washington County primary care practices well.
Your local A&M team in Montpelier
We serve the State Street corridor around the Vermont State House, the Main Street business district, the neighborhoods around the Hunger Mountain Co-op, and the residential streets climbing toward Hubbard Park. Our Vermont HQ is in downtown Burlington, about 40 minutes up I-89.
Areas served: Montpelier proper, plus Berlin, East Montpelier, Middlesex, Northfield, and the surrounding Washington County communities. Primary ZIPs: 05601, 05602, 05603, 05609.
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Bathing, dressing, meal prep, medication reminders, and safe mobility — at home in Montpelier. Our Vermont team coordinates with Montpelier-area doctors, pharmacies, and hospital discharge planners.
Learn more →Paid Family Caregiver
Live in Montpelier and already caring for a parent, spouse, or adult child? Under Vermont's Choices for Care program, you can be trained, certified, and paid for that same care. We handle the Vermont paperwork.
Read the Vermont guide →Choices for Care (CFC) in Montpelier
Under Vermont's Choices for Care (CFC) Medicaid program, Montpelier families can arrange in-home personal care with A&M as their certified CFC Home Care Provider. That includes the paid family caregiver route: a spouse, adult child, or other family member can be trained and paid to provide the care — a genuinely helpful option for families in a small city where finding an outside caregiver on short notice isn't always easy.
Where we fit in the Montpelier healthcare network
Our clients in Montpelier typically also work with Central Vermont Medical Center (in nearby Berlin), the UVM Health Network practices in Central Vermont, and the many primary care and specialty clinics serving the state capital region. We are not a home health agency and we are not a case management agency — we're the personal care team that shows up several times a week for bathing, dressing, meals, and daily living support. If you're a hospital case manager, discharge planner, or Area Agency on Aging staffer, our referrals page has everything you need to send a Montpelier client our way.
Home care in communities near Montpelier
A&M Homecare serves families across Vermont. If Montpelier isn't quite where you or your loved one live, one of these nearby communities may be a better fit — our caregivers cross town and county lines every day.
See all Vermont communities on our Vermont home care hub, or call our Burlington office at (802) 318-4758 to confirm coverage.
Frequently asked questions about home care in Montpelier
Do you serve Montpelier state employees who need care for aging parents?
Yes. Many of our Montpelier clients are state employees or retirees, or the adult children of state retirees. If your state benefits include a long-term care insurance policy through UNUM, MetLife, or another carrier, we can bill against it directly. Call (802) 318-4758 to check your benefits.
How much does in-home care cost in Montpelier?
Private-pay personal care in Montpelier runs $32-$38 per hour. Vermont Choices for Care Medicaid clients pay nothing — the state pays A&M directly. We also accept long-term care insurance.
Do you serve neighborhoods around Vermont College of Fine Arts?
Yes — we serve all of Montpelier including downtown, the College Hill neighborhood around Vermont College of Fine Arts, the Meadow neighborhood, Hubbard Park area, and the neighborhoods along State Street, Main Street, and Berlin Street.
Can family members in Montpelier be paid to caregive under Vermont CFC?
Yes. Vermont's Choices for Care program allows adult children and certain other family members to be paid Direct Support Workers. We handle the Vermont paperwork, DSW orientation, and put you on payroll. See our Vermont paid family caregiver guide.
How does A&M coordinate with Central Vermont Medical Center?
Many of our Montpelier clients come to us through Central Vermont Medical Center (CVMC) discharge planners or Central Vermont Home Health & Hospice referrals. We're the personal care agency that provides bathing, dressing, meals, and companionship alongside any nursing or therapy visits you receive from CVMC Home Health.
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