Bathing and dressing
Respectful help with washing and getting dressed.
Care that feels like family
Comfort and care, right at home.
Thoughtful in-home support for older adults and families throughout Los Angeles and Ventura Counties. We take time to understand what matters to you.
Request home care Apply as a caregiverMeet our founder
Personal care with heart.
Dr. Mrs. Precious Jewel Tubman Konadu (h.c.)
Precious is the Founder and CEO of Royal Family Homecare LLC. She brings more than 18 years of hands-on caregiving experience and a deep commitment to compassionate, respectful, dependable care and genuine connection.
Throughout her career, she has worked with more than 10 home care and healthcare agencies across Los Angeles and Ventura Counties. Caring for people with a wide range of needs gave her valuable insight into what clients and families expect from a trusted home care provider.
In 2020, Precious completed Certified Nursing Assistant training at Granada Hills School of Nursing, strengthening her knowledge and practical experience in helping people with daily living needs.
In June 2022, she received an honorary Doctor of Philosophy in Humanities (h.c.) from United Graduate College and Seminary International in California. iChange Nations honored her with its Challenged Champions and Heroes Award for caregiving and a commemorative pin. In 2023, Assisted Home Health & Hospice recognized her with a Five Years of Excellence award and pin for her service and dedication to patient care.
Building on those years of direct work with clients, families, and care professionals, Precious founded Royal Family Homecare LLC in March 2021. Her vision is personalized home care that builds trust, preserves dignity, offers companionship, and helps every client feel safe, respected, and valued at home.
Today, she remains personally involved in the care and leadership of Royal Family Homecare, bringing nearly two decades of real-world caregiving experience to families throughout Los Angeles and Ventura Counties.
“We treat you like royalty.”Our promise to every family we serve
How we can help
Support for everyday living
Care can be tailored to your loved one’s routine and preferences. Call us to talk through the support your family needs.
Companionship
Conversation and a caring presence.
Personal care
Help with daily routines.
Bathing & grooming
Respectful assistance with getting ready.
Medication reminders
Gentle reminders to stay on schedule.
Meal preparation
Support with everyday meals.
Light housekeeping
Help keeping living spaces comfortable.
Transportation
Assistance getting where you need to go.
Everyday wellness
Health fact of the day
Falls are not an inevitable part of aging; there are proven ways to lower the risk.
Source: CDCGeneral information for families and caregivers. Follow your own health professional’s advice and each client’s care plan.
Caregiver learning
Basic activities of daily living videos
Watch demonstrations of common care tasks. Each person has different needs, so caregivers should follow the individual care plan and get hands-on guidance for transfers or equipment when needed.
Today’s ADL video
Bathing and dressing
Respectful help with washing and getting dressed.
All ADL videos
Toileting and incontinence
Practical support for toileting and incontinence.
Transfers and mobility
Ways to assist a person with limited mobility during transfers.
Oral care
Help with daily dental and mouth care.
Nutrition
Ideas for balanced eating and meal planning.
Videos by Family Caregiver Alliance: Caregiver College. Shared for general education.
Gallery
Meet the heart behind Royal Family.
A glimpse of Precious, our founder and caregiver.
Testimonials
Stories from clients and families.
Have we cared for you or a loved one?
We welcome your honest experience with Royal Family Homecare. Your words can help other families understand our care.
Client and family testimonials will appear here as they are shared with permission.
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Dementia care awareness
Understanding distress during the night.
When someone living with dementia repeatedly calls out or shouts at night, their distress deserves attention. It may be a way of communicating a need they cannot easily explain.
Possible reasons to explore
- Fear or disorientation: unfamiliar surroundings or difficulty recognizing the room.
- Pain or discomfort: a need the person cannot describe clearly.
- Toileting needs: needing help using the bathroom or changing position.
- Sundowning: increased confusion or agitation later in the day.
- Disrupted sleep: changes in sleep patterns or the body clock.
- Hallucinations: reacting to something they believe they see or hear.
- Medication effects: a new medicine or dose change affecting sleep or behavior.
- Illness: infection or another medical problem causing a change in behavior.
Look for the need behind the distress.
Approach calmly, offer reassurance, and check comfort, toileting needs, lighting, noise, and room temperature. Avoid arguing about what the person believes they see or hear. Note when the distress happens and any recent changes to share with their healthcare team. Do not change medicines without the prescriber's advice.
Sudden or rapidly changing confusion or behavior needs immediate medical attention. Do not assume it is simply dementia or sundowning; it may be delirium or another treatable problem. Call 911 for immediate danger, trouble breathing, stroke signs, or difficulty waking the person.
Learn more from the National Institute on Aging: Agitation and sundowning · Behavior changes.
General education for families and caregivers. A healthcare professional should assess new symptoms and ongoing distress.
Caregiver well-being
Caregivers need care too.
Caregiver burnout is real. Caring for someone can be meaningful and rewarding, while also placing demands on your body, mind, and emotions. Your health and well-being matter too.
Physical strain
- Body aches or back pain from demanding care tasks
- Ongoing tiredness and disrupted sleep
- Less time for meals, movement, and your own health needs
- Feeling physically worn down
Mental and emotional strain
- Worry about a loved one's health and safety
- Emotional exhaustion or feeling overwhelmed
- Loneliness and less time for yourself
- Guilt about needing rest or asking for help
You deserve support, without guilt.
Ask trusted people to share care tasks, arrange breaks with safe care coverage, and stay connected with people who support you. Make time for your own health appointments. If exhaustion, pain, sleep problems, or distress persist, talk with a healthcare professional.
At Royal Family Homecare, we recognize the effort behind every day of caregiving. Talk with us about in-home support for your family.
Talk with Royal about careLearn more: National Institute on Aging: Taking Care of Yourself — Tips for Caregivers.
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If you bring compassion and reliability to your work, contact us about caregiver opportunities with Royal Family Homecare.
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Call (661) 521-5838Phone(661) 521-5838Emailroyalfamilyhomecarellc@gmail.comAddress37440 Kimberly Ln
Palmdale, CA 93550
Serving Los Angeles and Ventura Counties
Palmdale, CA 93550
Serving Los Angeles and Ventura Counties