A Place At Home – North Austin Nominated for 2025 Best of Round Rock Senior Care Award

A Place At Home – North Austin has been nominated for the 2025 Best of Round Rock award in the Senior Care Services category, marking the second consecutive year the local home care agency has received this community recognition. The nomination follows the agency's 2024 win and reflects ongoing community support for its distinctive approach to senior care services across the North Austin area.

Owner Stacey Eisenberg, a senior care expert, expressed that the repeat nomination validates the agency's commitment to building genuine relationships rather than simply filling care schedules. "Being nominated again means everything to us. Our families know we don't just send caregivers to fill a schedule—we build relationships," Eisenberg stated. "Every match we make is thoughtful and personal because real care starts with connection. We're on a mission to put the care back in caregiving, and this nomination tells us it's making a difference."

The agency distinguishes itself from traditional staffing-model home care companies through its relationship-first philosophy. Each care plan is customized to accommodate the client's specific needs, lifestyle preferences, and personality characteristics. Families maintain direct access to local owners and a dedicated care team that remains personally involved throughout the care process, ensuring continuity and personalized attention.

Stephanie Tyler, Managing Editor of Round the Rock who oversees the Best of Round Rock awards program, emphasized the significance of the repeat nomination. "A Place At Home – North Austin stood out last year for their genuine compassion and commitment to quality," Tyler noted. "Their repeat nomination reflects how deeply the community values the care and consistency they bring to local families."

This recognition matters because it highlights a growing preference for personalized, relationship-based care models in the senior services industry. As the aging population continues to expand, the demand for home care services that prioritize emotional connection alongside physical assistance becomes increasingly important. The agency's approach demonstrates how localized, owner-operated care providers can compete effectively against larger corporate entities by focusing on community integration and personalized service delivery.

The nomination carries implications for both care recipients and the broader senior care industry. For families seeking care options, it validates the importance of choosing providers who prioritize relationship building and personalized attention. For the industry, it signals that communities value and recognize care providers who move beyond transactional service models to create meaningful connections with clients and their families.

A Place At Home – North Austin serves seniors, veterans, and adults with disabilities throughout the North Austin region, including Round Rock, Georgetown, Cedar Park, Hutto, and Pflugerville. The agency's credentialing through the VA enables it to provide quality care services for veterans, expanding its impact within specialized segments of the community. The team remains committed to helping local residents maintain independence and comfort in their own homes while receiving the support they need.