Our line of personal care services helps you or your loved one with non-medical care needs such as assistance with bathing/showering, grooming, incontinence care, dressing, mobility assistance, medication reminders, meal preparation and planning and more. Our care managers will be periodically conducting re-assessments to ensure that you are getting the care you need and deserve.

Our companion care services offer assistance with daily living activities and provide the companionship, social interaction and engagement with things you enjoy helping to decrease feelings of depression and isolation. Whether you need someone to escort you running errands, going to the doctor, or someone to help with activities of daily living, we have you covered.

Our caregivers can assist with laundry, ironing, changing bed linens, dusting vacuuming, cleaning kitchen counters, appliances and floor, cleaning out the refrigerator, cleaning bathrooms, closet/cupboard organization and more. Planning your meals and cooking foods that will nurture both body and soul is what our caregivers can do. Eating well-balanced meals promotes a healthier you and we will consult with you to find out your dietary needs and wants. At your request, our caregivers can also monitor your diet and eating routine to ensure your meals are in line with your dietary needs.

This service focuses on assisting elderly clients with daily household tasks they might struggle to complete on their own. These tasks include cleaning, laundry, meal preparation, grocery shopping, and other errands. Homemaker services are essential in maintaining a clean, safe, and organized living environment for the client, ensuring their comfort and overall well-being.

Residential habilitation is designed to help clients develop, improve, and retain essential skills needed for independent living. These can include personal hygiene routines, cooking, money management, and using public transportation. The goal is to empower clients to live more independently while receiving support tailored to their abilities and needs.

• Supervision services provide oversight for elderly individuals who may face challenges related to mobility, memory, or other health concerns. Caregivers ensure the client’s safety, monitor their activities, and help prevent accidents or emergencies. This service is particularly valuable for those with cognitive impairments, such as dementia, where consistent supervision is critical.

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This service ensures that elderly clients have access to transportation for essential appointments, errands, or social outings. Caregivers provide accompaniment, ensuring the client’s comfort and safety throughout the journey. This personalized transportation option is vital for clients who may feel anxious or unsafe traveling alone.

A Non-Medical Transportation (Escort) Local/Out-Of-Town (OOT) Driver provides essential transportation and assistance to individuals with mobility challenges, such as seniors and people with disabilities, ensuring they reach non-emergency destinations safely. These drivers offer door-to-door service, helping clients in and out of vehicles and ensuring their comfort throughout the journey

This service helps elderly clients stay engaged and connected within their community. Caregivers assist with attending social events, community activities, or accessing local services like libraries or senior centers. Maintaining social connections can improve mental health, reduce feelings of isolation, and enhance overall quality of life.

Respite care provides temporary relief to family caregivers by taking over their responsibilities for a specified period. This service allows family members to rest, recharge, or attend to personal matters while knowing their loved one is in capable hands. Respite care is flexible, ranging from a few hours to several days, depending on the family’s needs.

Companionship services are geared toward providing emotional support and social interaction. Caregivers engage in conversations, play games, take walks, or simply spend time with the client. This service is especially beneficial for elderly individuals who live alone or lack regular social engagement, helping to combat loneliness and improve mental health.

These services address the client’s personal hygiene and daily care needs, such as bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting. Caregivers provide respectful and professional assistance, ensuring the client maintains their dignity and comfort. This service is crucial for those with limited mobility or chronic health conditions that make self-care challenging.