Healthcare Services

Senior / Geriatric Care

Personal Care & Companionship: Meal preparation | Feeding | Mobility | Dressing | Bathing | Using the bathroom | Sitting and standing | Navigating stairs | Getting in and out of bed.

Safety and 24-Hour Monitoring: The 24-hour Monitoring services are designed to ensure that the elderly or loved one with disabilities always have the assistance they need.

Wellness Calls: Morning or Evening Check-in | Medication Reminders | Hydration Reminders | Meal Reminders | Exercise Reminders | Companionship - A simple Hello - How are you today?.

Nutrition and Well-Being: Home Care Meal Preparation | Grocery shopping | Meal Delivery Program | Hydration Reminders | Participate in Crafts | Go to Religious Services | Puzzles & Games | Help with Social Media | Playing or listening to music | Light exercise | Go for Walks | Go to a park.

Care and Companionship

Personal Care: Bathing Assistance | Toileting Assistance | Mobility Assistance | Monitoring Services.

Companion Care: Playing games and cards | Talking, listening, and sharing experiences | Doing puzzles | Reading assistance | Playing or listening to music | Running errands and shopping | Going out to eat or to a park | Sorting through and organizing mail | Accompanying to and from doctor visits | Hosting meals at their home (our Caregivers can help set up and prepare) | Connecting with their family and friends through video calls.

Homemaker Services: Grocery shopping | Meal preparation | Kitchen cleaning and organization (including checking expiration dates) | Cleaning and organizing bathrooms | Vacuuming and sweeping | Laundry and changing bed linens | Eliminating tripping hazards and safe-proofing the home | Ironing | Pet care and plant care assistance | Replacing batteries in smoke detectors and other household safety features | Replacing air filters.

Wake-up Services: Assistance getting out of bed | Bathing | Getting dressed | Preparing for the day | Making a nutritious breakfast | Medication Reminders

Tuck-in Services: Dinner preparation and clean up | Assistance with brushing their teeth | Bathing | Help getting into bed | House check to ensure all doors and windows are locked | Checking to make sure the stove/oven is off | Ensuring medication has been taken (if necessary) | Charging electronics | Ensuring Emergency Alert buttons are worn.

Recuperative Care

Care Plan Follow Up: 24/7 Monitoring | Wellness calls | Preparing the home before patient arrives | Assist in scheduling follow up doctor visits | Transportation to doctor and therapy appointments | Assist with setting up telehealth calls.

Medication Management: Medication reminder calls | Pick up prescriptions | Help opening and organizing medications | Prepare meals if medication needs to be taken with food.

Social Engagement And Personal Care: Assistance with showering, getting dressed | Lighting housekeeping | Runnings errands | Connecting with family and friends through video calls.

Nutrition: Grocery shopping | Meal preparation | Food delivery service | Hydration reminders.

Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care

The services are provided by caregivers who are experienced and has received specialized training in Alzheimer’s & Dementia care, and are certified in Alzheimer’s care through partnership with the National Certification Board for Alzheimer Care (NCBAC). They provide the most effective level and method of dementia home care tailored to the patient's needs.

Developmental & Intellectual Differences Care

Individuals with development and intellectual differences require a unique kind of care, and provide care that are customized to meet one's unique needs and include; Medication Reminders | Doing laundry | Assisting with housekeeping | Planning, preparing, and cleaning up meals | Monitoring diet and eating | Shopping for groceries | Organizing and reading mail | Assisting with daily grooming and hygiene | Dressing and walking assistance | Assistance with using the toilet | Supporting respite care | Providing conversation and companionship | Assisting with getting in and out of bed | Entertaining with games, reading, and more | Assisting with routine activities, including bathing | Interacting with world outside of home.

Stroke Recovery and Hospice Care Support

Stroke Recovery Support: The caregiver tailor a plan that perfectly fits into one's needs and requirements.

Hospice Care Support: Respite for Family Caregivers | Emotional & Spiritual Support | Light Housekeeping & Laundry | Meal Preparation & Feeding | Medication Reminders | Post-Operative Care at Home.