Excell Private Care Services is a non-medical in-home care agency operating across Oklahoma City, providing personal assistance, companionship, and daily living support to seniors, adults with disabilities, and individuals recovering from illness or injury. Unlike assisted living facilities or nursing homes, Excell brings caregivers into clients' homes, allowing people to age or recover in familiar surroundings while maintaining independence.
Excell operates as a private-pay home care provider, meaning services are billed directly to clients or their families rather than through Medicare or Medicaid. The agency employs background-checked caregivers who work in clients' homes to handle tasks they can no longer manage alone. This model suits people who want to stay at home, have family support available to coordinate care, and can pay out-of-pocket or use long-term care insurance to cover costs.
The agency is distinct from medical home health agencies (which require a physician referral and are often covered by insurance) and from institutional settings like memory care communities. Excell fills the gap for clients who need daily hands-on help but prefer not to move.
Excell's service menu centers on activities of daily living (ADL) assistance: help with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, mobility, and meal preparation. Many clients also use Excell for companionship, transportation to appointments, light housekeeping, and medication reminders. The agency does not provide medical services such as wound care, injections, or catheter management, though caregivers can coordinate with visiting nurses or other medical providers.
Pricing for non-medical home care in Oklahoma City typically ranges from $18 to $30 per hour, depending on caregiver experience, shift length, and scheduling flexibility. Overnight and live-in rates are higher. Excell's exact rates should be confirmed directly, as pricing varies by the client's location within Oklahoma City, the complexity of care needs, and current staffing capacity. Most agencies charge minimum visit lengths (commonly 2 to 4 hours) and may apply travel fees for clients far from the agency's main service area.
Oklahoma City has several home care agencies. Visiting Angels, a national franchise with a local office, emphasizes trained companionship and non-medical support at similar hourly rates. Comfort Keepers, another national brand present in the metro area, offers comparable ADL assistance and housekeeping. Excell, as a locally based provider, may offer more direct communication with management and potentially faster response times for care adjustments, though this depends on individual experience and current caseload.
For clients seeking medical home health (covered by Medicare or insurance), agencies like AccentCare and Encompass Health operate in Oklahoma City and provide skilled nursing and therapy alongside personal care, but these require a doctor's order and focus on short-term recovery rather than ongoing support. If a client needs memory care or dementia-specific programming, assisted living communities such as The Meridian and Brookdale offer structured environments with staff on-site around the clock, but at higher monthly costs (typically $4,000 to $6,000 per month).
Choose Excell or similar non-medical agencies if you want the client to remain at home, have flexible care hours, and need help with daily tasks. Choose a medical home health agency if insurance will cover it and the client is recovering from surgery or hospitalization. Choose assisted living if the client has advanced dementia, lives alone with no family nearby, or needs 24/7 oversight.
Excell works well for seniors with mild to moderate care needs who live in their own home or with family, have a family member or trusted contact to oversee care and handle emergencies, and can afford out-of-pocket costs or have long-term care insurance. Clients with early-stage cognitive decline, mobility issues, or post-surgical recovery benefit from in-home support.
Excell does not suit clients who require skilled nursing care (wound care, IV medications, complex medical management), who live alone with no emergency contact system, who cannot afford private-pay rates, or whose needs are complex enough to require 24/7 oversight that only a staffed facility can provide. Clients in advanced stages of dementia may also benefit more from memory care communities where all residents receive specialized programming and trained staff are always present.
Before services begin, Excell schedules an in-home assessment. A representative or supervisor visits to meet the client and family, observe the home environment, discuss specific care needs, identify mobility hazards or accessibility issues, and determine which caregiver or caregivers would be the best fit. The client and family should have a list of daily routines, medications, allergies, preferences, and any behavioral or medical concerns. This meeting typically takes 45 minutes to an hour.
After matching is complete, Excell introduces the primary caregiver and often schedules an overlap visit so the family can observe the caregiver's approach and ask questions before services begin in earnest. Most agencies require a service agreement and payment method on file before the first regular shift.
Excell services operate during daytime and evening hours, with availability depending on the client's location and the agency's current caregiver roster. Some clients can arrange early morning or overnight shifts, though availability and cost vary. Services are delivered in the client's home, so parking is the client's responsibility. Caregivers typically arrive on schedule and work directly with the client for the agreed-upon shift length.
The agency's main office is based in Oklahoma City; confirm the specific service area and any geographic restrictions or travel fees before signing up. For the most current hours, scheduling options, and availability, contact Excell directly to request an assessment.
In-home care allows seniors to stay in familiar homes and neighborhoods while receiving the help they need to maintain daily routines. For Oklahoma City families juggling work, distance, or other responsibilities, agencies like Excell provide a practical option between independent living and moving a relative into a facility. Knowing what services are available locally, how much they cost, and how they compare to institutional care helps families plan realistically for aging or recovery.
