Abby Senior Care is a State Licensed non-medical home care agency. All of our caregivers are employees not contractors; they go through background checks, are bonded and insured. Our goal is to provide consistent, dependable care for seniors who want to maintain their independence and stay safely in their homes.

Abby Senior Care is certified by the Alzheimer's Association as "LEADERS IN DEMENTIA CARE"; this is a designation earned by training over 75% of your staff with 8 credit hours in dementia training.

Abby Senior Care provides a wide range of services that support elderly people who are chronically ill or recovering from an illness or surgery. Home care services are performed in the person's home, no matter where they live. It is sometimes called "non-medical home care" and is performed by home health aides (HHA), certified nurse assistants (CNA), and personal care workers (PCW). The services are health and hygiene related and intended to keep people safe, healthy, and happy at home. It includes help with such things as bathing, dressing, toileting, ambulating, eating, food preparation, errands, transportation, laundry, medication reminders and protective oversight.

Abby Senior Care offers 24-hour live-in companions with a high level of personal care, homemaking and personal assistance on an uninterrupted basis. Our team of caregivers provides continuous monitoring and coordination of activities of daily living so seniors can remain comfortable and secure in familiar surroundings. Seniors who choose live-in care will maintain the ability to live the life they choose. We provide a wide range of home care services.

• Homemaking such as cooking, cleaning, laundry and simple household chores
• Personal care, such as bathing, dressing and incontinence care
• Exercise reminders
• Monitoring medication schedules
• Companionship
• Errands and transportation to doctor's appointments and recreational activities
• Evening and nighttime monitoring

Caregiver Information

Caregiver Skills Include:

Ethics, Validation Therapy, Patient Transfers, Stress Management, Grief Issues, Family Communication, Transition Issues, Communicating with Dementia Patients