Areas We Serve

Visiting Angels White Plains is a trusted provider of local home care.

Westchester County covers a lot of ground, from Hudson River villages to Sound Shore towns to the horse country up north, and "near me" means something different depending on which part of the county you're in. Visiting Angels White Plains covers all of it, and the notes below reflect what our caregivers actually know about each town, not just a name on a map.

Call 914-696-4200, or send details through the contact form to talk through your specific area.

Find In-Home Care Near You: Hudson Rivertowns

Dobbs Ferry

Dobbs Ferry's hills and river views make it a favorite retirement spot, but those same hills mean mobility support matters more here than in flatter towns nearby. Caregivers get familiar with routes to the Old Croton Aqueduct trail and the walkable downtown many of our clients still enjoy visiting. Learn more about home care in Dobbs Ferry.

Irvington

Irvington's Main Street runs steep down toward the Hudson, and a lot of the village's historic homes have narrow stairs that become a real concern as balance changes. Our caregivers know which routes around the Old Croton Aqueduct Trail and Matthiessen Park are easiest for a client who still wants to get outside. See our services in Irvington.

Tarrytown

Tarrytown draws a lot of long-term residents who've lived in the same home for decades, often near Sunnyside or Lyndhurst. Most families here are trying to keep a parent in that house, not move them out of it. We coordinate with local groups like It Takes A Village 10591 when a client's already connected to that kind of support. More on care in Tarrytown.

Ossining

Ossining's downtown sits on a steep grade above the river, which changes how we think about transportation and fall risk compared to flatter parts of the county. The Ossining Senior Center downtown runs meals and activities that many of our clients already attend. We build our schedule around that program. Duplicating it wastes everyone's time. Explore home care in Ossining.

Briarcliff Manor

Briarcliff Manor's wooded lots and long driveways mean a lot of our clients here lean heavily on companionship, not just physical help, simply because neighbors aren't always within easy walking distance. The Briarcliff Manor Senior Citizen Program offers social events worth connecting your parent to if they haven't already found it. Learn about care in Briarcliff Manor.

Find In-Home Care Near You: Central Westchester

White Plains

White Plains is home base for us, just a few minutes from most of our clients here, which means faster first visits and quicker schedule changes when something comes up. Saxon Woods Park and the walkable downtown give caregivers plenty of options for getting a client outside without a long drive. See our home care services in White Plains.

Hartsdale

Hartsdale's East Hartsdale Avenue corridor is walkable enough that some of our clients still get to shops and the train station on foot with a caregiver alongside them. Greenburgh's senior programs run fitness and nutrition activities nearby that we're glad to help a client keep attending. More on home care in Hartsdale.

Elmsford

Elmsford's small size means caregivers get to know the whole town quickly, from the library to the businesses along Tarrytown Road. The Village of Elmsford runs its own senior programming. We build around that program. We don't try to replace it. Learn more about care in Elmsford.

Hawthorne

Hawthorne's cape cod-style homes and quiet streets suit clients who want to stay put, and caregivers here often help with the same kind of yard and home upkeep that comes with an older house. Mount Pleasant's Office of Elder Americans offers programs many of our Hawthorne families already use. See our services in Hawthorne.

Valhalla

Valhalla sits close enough to Westchester Medical Center that a lot of families here first call us around a hospital discharge, needing help getting a parent settled back home safely. Learn more about home care in Valhalla.

Thornwood

Thornwood is a smaller hamlet within Mount Pleasant, and most of our clients here are already plugged into the same Mount Pleasant senior programs that serve Hawthorne. We build a caregiver's schedule around whatever that connection already looks like. More on care in Thornwood.

Purchase

Purchase's spacious properties and quiet cul-de-sacs mean a caregiver's presence often matters as a source of daily company, not just physical help, especially for a client further from a walkable downtown. Explore home care in Purchase.

Harrison

Harrison's mix of sprawling estates and tighter residential streets means care plans here vary widely, and our caregivers adjust for everything from a large property to a modest one. Harrison's own senior programs run recreational and wellness activities that many clients already know well. See our services in Harrison.

Ardsley

Ardsley's small size and close-knit feel mean caregivers get to know a client's whole neighborhood fast. The Ardsley and Dobbs Ferry Seniors group meets weekly at the Community Center, and we're glad to help a client keep making it there. Learn more about care in Ardsley.

Find In-Home Care Near You: Sound Shore & Southern Westchester

Rye

Rye's coastline and its distance from the office mean our caregivers plan around beach traffic in summer and know the drive well. See the full page on home care in Rye for more on SPRYE, Rye Recreation's Senior Adult Program, and how we coordinate with both. Explore home care services in Rye.

Port Chester

Port Chester's dense, walkable downtown and busy restaurant scene mean a caregiver here often ends up navigating traffic and parking as part of the job, not just the household. The Carver Center's Dinner @ Noon program and the town's own Senior Community Center are resources several of our Port Chester clients already use. More on care in Port Chester.

Larchmont

Larchmont's walkable downtown near the Long Island Sound makes it easy for clients who still want to get out for a coffee or a walk along Manor Park. Learn about home care in Larchmont.

Mamaroneck

Mamaroneck families often already know At Home on the Sound, a local nonprofit built specifically to help older adults age in place here, and we coordinate directly with whatever support a client's already receiving through it. See our services in Mamaroneck.

New Rochelle

New Rochelle's size and diversity mean no two care plans here look the same, from downtown apartments to homes near Glen Island Park. The Hugh A. Doyle Senior Center offers meals and activities that a lot of our New Rochelle clients are already connected to. Explore home care in New Rochelle.

Pelham

Pelham's two villages, Pelham and Pelham Manor, share a walkable downtown that makes short outings realistic for clients who still want to get out of the house. Learn more about care in Pelham.

Bronxville

Bronxville's tight, walkable Four Corners downtown and its roughly one-square-mile footprint mean caregivers rarely need to drive far for anything. Gramatan Village, a local nonprofit built specifically to help Bronxville seniors age in place, is a resource we coordinate with when a client's already a member. See home care services in Bronxville.

Eastchester

Eastchester includes Tuckahoe and Bronxville within its senior services, and the town's Garth Road Senior Center and transportation programs for medical appointments and errands are ones several of our clients already rely on. More on care in Eastchester.

Yonkers

Yonkers is the county's largest city, and its size means a care plan for a downtown apartment looks very different from one in a quieter residential pocket further from the Bronx line. The Office for the Aging and Family Service Society of Yonkers are resources we point families toward when it helps. Learn about our services in Yonkers.

Mount Vernon

Mount Vernon's dense, hilly layout, earning it the nickname City of Seven Hills, means mobility support and transportation come up early in most conversations we have with families here. The Mount Vernon Office for the Aging connects residents to benefits many of our clients haven't heard about until we mention them. See home care in Mount Vernon.

Scarsdale

Scarsdale's larger properties and quieter streets mean companionship counts for a great deal here, right alongside the physical help. Caregivers get to know a client's routine in detail since there's less foot traffic to rely on for casual social contact. Learn more about care in Scarsdale.

Find In-Home Care Near You: Northern Westchester

Armonk

Armonk's walkable Main Street and strong sense of community make it easier for caregivers to build a client's day around actual errands and outings. Staying homebound isn't the default here. North Castle's senior programs run fitness and social activities many Armonk clients already attend. Explore home care in Armonk.

Chappaqua

Chappaqua's bustling downtown around the Metro-North station means a caregiver here often ends up handling train-adjacent logistics, whether that's a pickup or just navigating a busier stretch of sidewalk. New Castle's senior programs offer fitness and social activities worth connecting a client to. See our services in Chappaqua.

Millwood

Millwood's quieter, wooded feel within the town of New Castle means clients here often value a caregiver who's comfortable with a slower pace and a more rural setting. Learn more about home care in Millwood.

Mount Kisco

Mount Kisco's compact downtown works well for a client who still wants to get to the pharmacy or a doctor's appointment on foot with help alongside them. Leonard Park and the town's senior programs are resources several of our Mount Kisco clients already use. More on care in Mount Kisco.

Bedford Hills

Bedford Hills serves as the town of Bedford's governmental seat, and its Metro-North access means a lot of our clients here have family visiting regularly from the city, which changes how we coordinate schedules around those visits. See home care in Bedford Hills.

Pleasantville

Pleasantville's walkable village center and strong community feel give caregivers real options for getting a client out of the house, whether that's the farmers market or a walk downtown. The Clinton Street Senior Center runs fitness and social programming many of our Pleasantville clients already attend. Learn about care in Pleasantville.

Getting Started

If your town isn't listed above, call us anyway. Coverage shifts as caregiver availability changes, and we can usually tell you within a phone call whether we serve your specific address. Kate Moynihan's team starts every relationship with a real conversation about what's actually going on at home, then builds a plan around your family's week and matches a caregiver suited to the person, not just the zip code.

Reach us at 914-696-4200, or fill out the contact form and Kate will follow up herself.