Dependable home care for your loved one
You shouldn't have to put life on hold.
With our personalized home care services. There’s no need to choose between your busy life and caring for your loved one.
Let us help.
Our Home Care Services
Your loved one may need assistance and company during the day, but can handle themselves just fine at night. For these clients, daytime caregiver and companion shifts are perfect! Generally, our in-home caregivers will help with:
Daily activities such as cooking, cleaning, laundry, and simple household chores Personal care such as bathing, dressing, and incontinence care Exercise reminders Monitoring medication schedules Errands and transportation to recreational activities Companionship and socializationYour loved one will enjoy more personalized care than assisted living for a fraction of the cost.
If your loved one requires 24-hour care on an uninterrupted basis, things can get extremely difficult for you. Above all our companions relieve that responsibility by giving your loved one a high level of personalized care that keeps them comfortable and secure in familiar surroundings. All in all our 24-hour caregivers will help with:
Daily activities such as cooking, cleaning, laundry, and simple household chores Personal care such as bathing, dressing, and incontinence care Medication reminders and pickups for prescription refills Exercise and walking Companionship and socialization Errands and transportation to activities such as church functions, senior services, and local community events Evening and nighttime supervision and monitoringYour loved one will receive more personalized care than assisted living in the comfort of their own home.
Parkinson’s Care
Caring for Parkinson’s disease requires a multi-discipline approach including personal care, medication management, physical therapies, and exercises. Furthermore our caregivers are trained to identify the unique aspects of your loved one’s symptoms and enact the perfect care plan, including:
Movement – walking, balance, posture, transfers Cognition – memory and executive functioning capabilities Swallowing – understanding how to provide nutrition and hydration Secondary Symptoms – dealing with anxiety, depression, and sleep interruptionEvery Parkinson’s client has different needs. Give your loved one a level of personalized care that they won’t get from assisted living.
The transition from hospital or skilled nursing home after a stroke is challenging for the whole family. Due to this your loved one may need help settling into their new routine, our caregivers can offer expert support such as:
Supervising prescribed physical and occupational therapy
Cognitive stimulation with guidance from licensed therapists to improve skills Assistance and teaching for bathing, grooming, dressing, and meals Prevention of secondary symptoms associated with inactivity such as stiff joints, falls, bedsores, and pneumonia Restoration of ability to perform independent activities as soon as possible after the return homeAll in all our caregivers are there to assist in both mental and physical stimulation to promote a speedy recovery. Give your loved one the personalized, one-on-one stroke care they won’t get from assisted living.
Alzheimer’s Care
Alzheimer’s cases require special caregivers capable of patience, kindness, and understanding. Due to this our caregivers assigned to Alzheimer’s and dementia cases are trained to provide one-on-one support that perfectly match a client’s needs. Our Alzheimer’s care includes:
Comprehensive assessments that account for environmental safety, symptom manifestations such as sundowning and delirium, and the clients unique social history
Proactive care plans that provide appropriate, meaningful daily activities that stimulate cognition, mobility, and exercise Medication management that mitigates symptoms and improves quality of lifeOf course every Alzheimer’s client has different needs. Give your loved one a level of personalized care that they won’t get from assisted living.
Dependable Care in the Comfort of Home
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