Services
How We Can Help You
We will work with you to create a customized plan of care, and manage it every step of the way. Our experienced team of care management specialists and friendly companions are there to ensure the highest quality of Alzheimer’s and Dementia care is consistently provided. Our caregivers schedules are flexible and are available to provide care whenever and wherever it’s needed, while our clients receive the assistance they need to continue to enjoy their regular activities.
Personal Care
We are committed to providing a higher standard of care, and this includes our personal care and Alzheimer’s and dementia care services. Our fully-screened and certified personal care attendants are available to assist you with everyday tasks, such as eating, bathing, or light housework. We’re unique in that we only hire caregivers who exemplify compassion and empathy, and then match them with you based on personality and lifestyle, so you get a caregiver that’s right for you.
- Assistance with walking and mobility
- Dressing and grooming
- Bathing and Toileting
- Medication reminders
- Expertise with memory loss, confusion, forgetfulness
- Post-hospitalization care
- Meal planning and preparation
- Personal safety home evaluation
- Oral and personal hygiene management
- Status reporting to family
Alzheimer's and Dementia Care
Alzheimer’s and dementia patients experience memory loss, confusion, difficulty moving and changes in behavior or personality. Our Alzheimer’s and Dementia caregivers ensure our clients receive the assistance he or she needs to live a better quality of life.
Alzheimer’s and dementia care includes:
- Support existing cognitive ability with mental stimulation and social interaction
- Promote optimal health with meal preparation
- Assistance with hygiene such as bathing, dressing and grooming
- Transportation for errands, shopping and doctor’s appointments
- Help with household chores like cleaning, laundry and dishes
- Reminders for medications and appointments
- Full time monitoring for maximum safety and comfort
Companionship
The purpose of companionship care is to offer company and friendship. Companions may help with certain household chores, such as laying out towels before a shower, but their primary purpose is to spend time with the patient. Grown children may want to hire companions to keep an eye on their aging parents, for example.
Companionship care services include:
- Adult and elderly home companion visits
- Assistance with writing letters and correspondence
- Games, crafts, and friendly conversation
- Assistance with organization
- Respite and family relief
- Sitter services
Housekeeping
Everyone enjoys a clean home, but for the elderly or disabled, even simple housekeeping tasks can become unmanageable. An untidy home can contribute to feelings of depression, isolation, and hopelessness. It can even be dangerous, increasing the risk of injury or illness and it may also be the first sign your loved one is struggling and needs extra help at home.
Housekeeping services include:
- Dusting
- Vacuuming
- Dish washing
- Laundry
- Meal planning and preparation
- Assistance with organization
Live-In Care
Our live-in caregivers are present in their client’s home 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to provide personal care and other necessary services.
Live-in services include:
- Cooking, grocery shopping and errands
- Laundry, change of bed linens and light housekeeping
- Bathing, dressing and grooming assistance
- Transportation to and from doctor appointments
- Assisting with walking and transfers from the bed to their wheelchair
- Medication reminders
Respite Care
Respite services are non-medical care. These services can range from a few hours a week to a week or more at one time. The amount of time required will depend on the family’s needs.
Benefits of respite services include:
- The family can enjoy regular daily activities
- Reduces the amount of isolation family members feel
- Family members receive much needed rest
- Learn life skills
- Learn coping skills
- Family members remain stable during a crisis
- Preserving the family unit