Neighbors Home Care Services has been providing compassionate, comprehensive and customized home care for the elderly & disabled in Westchester County since 1983. We treat your loved one the way we would treat a member of our own family.

Care is available from one hour a week to 24/7. Private pay, Medicaid and most long-term insurance is accepted. Consultation is free.

OUR STAFF:

All of our aides and nursing staff are bonded and insured. Caregivers are handpicked for each client.

• Hourly Personal Care Aides (PCAs)
• Hourly Home Health Aides (HHAs)
• 24 Hour Live-In-Care Aides
• Licensed Practitioner Nurses (LPNs)
• Registered Nurses (RNs)

Basic Home Care Services

These services are designed to meet the needs of elderly individuals who are unable to care for themselves.

• Light housekeeping
• Laundry
• Shopping/Errands
• Meal preparation
• Checking foods for freshness
• Dish washing
• Toileting assistance
• Dressing assistance
• Ambulatory assistance
• Grooming assistance
• Feeding assistance

Companionship Services

Having someone regularly visit your loved one will give you the peace of mind of knowing that if he/she falls or becomes ill you will quickly be alerted.

• Social conversation
• Taking walks
• Escort to appointments
• Encouraging participation in in-home activities or hobbies
• Going shopping
• Going to the hairdresser or nail salon

Basic Health Care Services.

Our aides are certified to perform simple health care tasks although they cannot administer medications or dress wounds.

• Monitoring vital signs
• Reminding individuals to take medication
• Alzheimer's care
• Care of patients with chronic or terminal illness

Bath-Time Service.

Fear of falling or slipping in the bathtub is one of the first concerns expressed by individuals as they grow older.

• Help getting in and out of the bathtub or shower
• Assistance with bathing and hair washing
• Skin care
• Help with dressing
• Preparing breakfast and staying for a chat

Respite Care

If you are the primary caregiver of an elderly parent, short-term or temporary use of home care services can prevent burn-out. As a caregiver it is important that you maintain your own health and well-being so that you can enjoy providing care to your loved one.

Short Term or Occasional Care.

Sometimes an elderly or disabled loved one may want to spend a special holiday with you or come for a short visit and you may be unable, or feel unqualified, to provide them with the care and assistance they need when they are in your home. Our aides can help you can enjoy a stress-free visit.

Caregiver Information

Caregiver Skills Include: