Our General Scope of Home Care Services
Hygiene Care, Grooming, Toileting Assistance, Transferring and Positioning, Medication Reminders Mobility Support, Meal Preparation, Feeding Support, and Passive Range-of-Motion Exercises
Meal Preparation/ Planning, Grocery Shopping, Errands, Light Housekeeping, Medication Reminders, Appointment Attendant, Accompany on Outings, In-Home Companionship, Assist with Plant/ Pet Care
Meal Preparation, Grocery Shopping Assistance, Make Beds, Change Linens, Vacuuming, and Dusting, Laundry Assistance, Organize/Sort Closets, Assist with Pet/Plant Care
Respite Relief Care offers services furnished on a short-term basis because of the absence or need for relief of those persons normally providing the care. These services are ideal for relieving the primary caregiver for rest and rejuvenation, attending social events, or vacation. This service allows the client to live at home in lieu of an alternative setting for respite relief.
Specialty Care is designed to provide care to persons suffering from ALS, Dementia, Alzheimer's Disease Parkinson's Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, and Stroke. Additionally, we offer Hospice Support Care and 24-Hour Care. The service plan is designed to address the client's disease care management. The following services are offered in Speciality Care is Personal Hygiene Care, Meal Preparation and Planning, Special Diet Monitoring, Light Housekeeping, Medication Reminders, Safety and Care Monitoring, Escort to Medical Appointments, Fall Prevention, and Social and Sensory Activities
Sitters are employed to assist families with ensuring the safety of clients living at home or place they call home. Sitters supervise clients’ day or night with age-related diseases, chronic diseases, high fall risks, and neurological diseases. Sitters are ideal for home care and assisted living residences.
The Sweet Relief Program is an alternative home care service designed to assist our clients who need minimum assistance. Often, these individuals live in assisted living facilities or live in their own home. Although these individuals live independently, they still may need home care assistance due to their age, disability, or chronic medical condition.
The Benefits of "The Sweet Relief Program" are quality assurance weekly visit, client-centered support, point of contact when family is not available, specialize diet and nutrition monitoring, medication monitoring, and prescription refill monitoring, and social interaction. The Sweet Relief Program is offered 3-6 hours per week, if eligible.
Medical Facility
Sitter Care
Medical Facility Sitters is employed when 24-hour care is required or when family members are unable to be present. The caregiver acts as a "care liaison" to the family, to encourage appropriate nutrition /fluid intake, preventing fall-related injuries in the hospital, provide companionship, and assist medical staff with monitoring client's health status. Sitters are ideal for hospitals, nursing homes, and rehabilitation centers.
Transitional services assist our clients with transitioning from a medical facility to their home environment. These services are ideal when families are not available to assist with discharge and transportation. The caregiver will transport the client home, pick-up medication, medication reminders, meal prep, provide light housekeeping, laundry assistance, escort the client to their follow- up appointments, and assist the client with following discharged orders.
