Assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs): Bathing and Hygiene

Nutritious Meal Planning: Preparing balanced meals tailored to dietary needs and preferences, including special diets (diabetic, low-sodium, vegetarian).

Social Interaction: Engaging Conversations

Activity Participation: Encouraging involvement in hobbies, games, and activities that bring joy and enhance cognitive function.

Medication Reminders: Scheduled Reminders

Dressing Assistance: Aiding in selecting appropriate attire and assisting with dressing to promote dignity and self-esteem.

Vital Signs Monitoring: Regular Checks

Health Reporting: Notifying family members and healthcare professionals of any significant changes or concerns.

Dementia and Alzheimer's Care: Cognitive Support

Safety Measures: Creating a secure environment to prevent wandering and ensure safety.

Temporary Relief for Family Caregivers: Short-Term Care

Flexible Scheduling: Offering services ranging from a few hours a day to overnight or extended periods.

Medical Appointments: Safe Transport

Appointment Assistance: Helping with check-ins, paperwork, and communicating with medical staff if needed.

Cleaning and Organization: Household Tasks

Laundry Services: Washing, drying, folding, and putting away clothes and linens.

Meal Planning: Dietary Compliance

Balanced Nutrition: Incorporating a variety of foods to meet nutritional needs and preferences.

Physical Therapy Assistance: Exercise Support

Therapy Coordination: Working with physical or occupational therapists to reinforce rehabilitation goals. Nurses and doctors come to the home to see the residents

Regular Updates: Progress Reports

Open Communication Channels: Being accessible for questions and discussions about care.

Using Communication Devices: Staying Connected

Technology Education: Teaching basic use of smartphones, tablets, or computers.

Mail and Correspondence: Mail Management

Letter Writing: Helping compose letters or emails to friends and family.

Mental Stimulation: Cognitive Games

Creative Activities: Encouraging participation in art, music, or crafts.

Appointment Reminders: Scheduling Assistance

Calendar Management: Organizing schedules to ensure important dates are not missed.

Emergency Planning: Safety Protocols

Emergency Contacts: Maintaining an up-to-date list of contacts for quick access.

Cultural Sensitivity: Respectful Care

Language Assistance: Offering caregivers who speak the client's native language if needed.

Healthcare Advocacy: Appointment Accompaniment

Care Coordination: Ensuring all aspects of the client's care are aligned and advocating for their needs.

Palliative Care Plans: Specialized care tailored to comfort and emotional support for those in the final stages of life.

Family Counseling: Offering personalized grief support and family counseling services.