Dressing and grooming support
Bathing assistance (bed, tub, shower, sponge, or basin)
Oral care and mouth care
Skin, nail, and hair care
Preparing clients for mealtime and assisting with feeding
Assistance with bedpan and/or urinal
Assistance with ambulation (walking)
Assistance with transfers (with or without assistive/mechanical devices)
Recording vital signs (temperature, height, weight, blood pressure, etc.)
Emptying and recording drainage from catheter bags
Providing basic first aid
Our team makes daily life easier with simple medication reminders and light household support. By taking care of small but important tasks, we reduce stress for families and keep seniors on track with their routines.
Assisting with self-administration of medications ordered by a physician
Observing, recording, and reporting self-administered medications
Recording and reporting changes in client’s condition, family situation, or needs
Recording intake (food and fluids)
Light household organizing and support
Providing companionship and emotional support
Engaging clients in conversation and activities
Offering encouragement and presence to reduce feelings of isolation
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Benefits of Home Care
Home care provides seniors with the right balance of independence, comfort, and support - all in the place they know best: their own homes.
Stay Independent at Home
Seniors keep their routines, freedom, and dignity while still getting the help they need.
Peace of Mind for Families
Loved ones can focus on quality time instead of worrying about daily care.
Comfort & Familiarity
Remaining at home reduces stress and helps seniors feel safe and secure.
Affordable & Flexible
Care plans are often more cost-effective and adaptable than moving to a facility.
Who Should Consider Home Care?
- Seniors Aging in Place – Older adults who want to remain safe and comfortable at home rather than move to a facility.
- Families Balancing Care – Adult children caring for parents who need extra support to reduce stress and burnout.
- Post-Surgery or Recovery Care – Individuals recovering from illness, surgery, or injury who need short-term assistance.
- Adults with Disabilities – Those living with physical or cognitive challenges who benefit from ongoing support at home.
The Heart of Care is Home.
Let’s talk about your family’s needs. Our team is here to answer your questions and help you get started with affordable home care you can trust.
