Stepping In to Help

Intervention Associates is a nonprofit Quaker-based organization serving the greater Philadelphia region for more than 25 years. A subsidiary of the Friends Life Care System, Intervention Associates provides professional care management, home health care and related concierge services for people of all ages — including children and older adults with the most complex diseases, disabilities and issues.

Tell Us About Your Situation

Perhaps you are the family member of a loved one who needs care. Maybe you are an attorney, a trust administrator, a medical advisor or another professional with a client who requires assistance. You may even be looking for in-home support for yourself.

Addressing Your Special
Care Concerns

Age-Related Decline
Alzheimer’s Disease
Chronic Illness
Dementia
Mental Disability
Mental Illness
Physical Disability
Special-Needs
Children
Substance
Abuse

From help with the activities of daily living (ADLs), to grocery shopping, patient advocacy, medical referrals or even social companionship, we offer a full complement of short- and long-term-care services tailored to each individual’s circumstances. In most cases, we recommend and provide a professional assessment, followed by a detailed plan to carefully manage and deliver care.

Intervention Associates is not a franchise. We are a privately operated organization with our own trained companions and home health aides, supervised and monitored by our own professional staff. Dedicated to the Quaker values of integrity, inclusion and respect for human dignity, Intervention Associates provides the most competent, compassionate care available to maximize independence and improve quality of life for the people we serve.

Learn More

Please explore our services and support links for information and stories about how we have helped others. To speak with us directly about your needs, please call 610-254-9001.

	Taking Care of Parents Also Means Taking Care of Finances by Walecia Konrad for The New York Times Are you contributing financially to your aging parents' care? Four steps can help you get the support you need.		Patient Money: When Elder Care Problems Escalate, You Can Hire an Expert by Lesley Alderman for The New York Times When caring for an elderly parent gets especially tough, a geriatric care manager may be the best remedy for everyone.

	So Far Away – 20 Questions for Long-Distance Caregivers Publication from the National Institute on Aging Caregiving can be especially difficult from afar. This 48-page (PDF) booklet from the NIA offers useful insights for long-distance caregivers.		End of Life Issues - Navigating the Maze by Louis Horvath of Intervention Associates for The Philadelphia Estate Planning Council Preparing for a change of health, though often overlooked, should play a key role in estate and financial planning. Here's where to start. (PDF)