Companionship

As seniors age and become less able to care for their own daily needs they tend to withdraw and suffer from feelings of helplessness and depression. Our caregivers are trained to encourage the client to stick with their established daily routine. They will provide socialization, play their favorite game, assist with correspondence to friends and family, go for a walk and so much more.

Light Housekeeping

Your caregivers will do the daily dusting, vacuuming and laundry. They will change the bed linens on a regular basis and make sure the home is neat and orderly as the client would have had it when they, themselves had been able to do these tasks. This contributes to the client having a sense of continuity and security. A comforting feeling that little has changed.

Meal Preparation

Your caregiver will prepare favorite meals and assure that your loved one eats on a regular basis. They will enjoy mealtime together, again, enhancing the feeling of family and reducing feelings of loneliness and isolation.

Liquid Intake

Many seniors do not consume enough liquids, most importantly water and your caregiver will encourage this.

Medication Reminders

Your caregiver will keep track of the clients medication schedule and remind them when it is time to take any required medication.

Travel and Transportation

Your caregiver will drive to appointments or activities that are requested*. Whether it be a trip to the park, the doctors office or their favorite bingo game, the client will enjoy full mobility.

Other Daily Activities

Your caregiver will assist and supervise with bathing, dressing, grooming, ambulation, monitor food freshness, do the grocery shopping, bring in the mail, water houseplants and so much more…

* transportation is subject to availabilit