For safety reasons, our caregiver will supervise and provide guidance through the client’s grooming routine to ensure that proper hygiene is maintained.

Our staff is happy to prepare a hot or cold, delicious, nutritious meal.

While the client must provide all cleaning supplies, we vacuum, dust, sweep and mop floors. In the bathroom, we clean the sink, showers, tubs, and toilets. As for the kitchen, we can clean the sink and countertops. We also perform every-day tasks such as taking out the trash, straightening up rooms, and organizing closets and drawers.

Our caregivers will separate the white and dark clothing and change bed linens as often as requested by client or family members. Please be sure to provide laundry soap and coins if needed.

Caregivers will shop with or without the client accompanying them. We encourage our clients to go to stores in close proximity to home due to the high cost of gas. We also would like to try to get all the errands completed in the same day if possible so their time can be used efficiently.

We can provide assistance so you can run errands, go shopping or the movies, etc. and know that your loved one is home safe with supervision.

Caregivers take clients on trips to doctor appointments, day surgery, hairdressers, mall walking (for exercise), etc.

Although our caregivers cannot administer medications, they can assist the individual with opening a pre-poured medication container, making certain the client is taking their medications at the time they are due.

Whether it is with cards, board games, puzzles, having a meal together, or walking outside, our caregivers can help our clients stay active in mind, body, and spirit.

Our caregivers can provide comfort and companionship to an individual during their stay in the hospital or facility. It is a nice way to have moral support when a family member cannot be there.

Our caregivers can escort your loved one to an event so you can enjoy the festivities knowing they are being cared for.

A Registered Nurse provides medical care to an individual in a home where a more intensive assessment is needed; i.e., medication administration, medication pre-pour, vital sign recording/monitoring, diabetic management, postoperative care, etc.

Physical therapy is concerned with identifying and maximizing quality of life and movement potential. This includes prevention, treatment/intervention, habilitation, and rehabilitation for optimal physical, psychological, emotional, and social well-being. Physical therapists evaluate and determine the types of rehabilitation necessary to regain muscle strength, ambulation, and upper body mobility, and they utilize assistive devices if necessary. They develop a plan and instruct the client, caregivers, and other support personnel to perform the designed program.