Home Health Aides
Home Health Care Aid is a service that makes a positive impact on the lives of the sick, disabled, and elderly. It assist patients with completing everyday personal tasks such as dressing, bathing and a variety of hygiene needs. It includes assistance in everyday duties such as shopping, transportation and medical appointments.
Medication Reminders
The management of patient’s medications prescribed by the physician and when taken correctly as prescribed, supports the healing of the patient. Knowledge of the patient’s medication and medication regimen at home provides a key element to the physician’s care of the patient.
Licensed visiting staff may administer prescribed medicines as ordered by the physician while moving towards the goal of the patient achieving safe self-administration.
Companionship Care
Companions/Homemakers will Provide Transportation for Seniors to and from Physician Follow Up Appointment
Companionship care is a special service that we offer. It includes the following activities:
- Accompaniment on errands or to doctor appointments
- Assistance with grocery shopping
- Walking to get fresh air and exercise
- Writing letters
- Playing games
- Reading aloud
- Friendly conversation etc.
- Pick Up Prescriptions
Household Services
We offer household services in order to keep your home a clean and safe place. Our services are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Homemaking services are a great option for when you first begin using assistance in the comfort of your home. It includes:
- Meal planning and preparation
- Light housekeeping
- Vacuuming and dusting
- Sweeping and mopping
- Changing bed sheets
- Laundry
- Dish-washing
- Cleaning bathroom and kitchen
- Emptying trash
- Assistance sorting and reading the mail etc.
- Light Housekeeping
Transportation Services
Transportation services deployed by a fully screened and trained caregiver, to safely get you to and from various destinations in your everyday life.
- Doctors or therapy appointments, including disability assistance throughout the trip
- Hospital or outpatient facility
- Prescriptions pick-up, grocery shopping, and other errands
- Visits with friends, relatives, social and religious functions
- Entertainment events
Shopping & Meal Preparation
As your loved ones in need gain age, they may lose interest in food. Mealtime without a family is usually lonely. If your parent has a reduced sense of taste or smell, food may seem less appetizing. Medications can take a toll on appetite too. For aging parents with physical or mental impairments, difficulties with grocery shopping and preparing meals may be obstacles to good nutrition. Even when seniors do eat well, they may not fully absorb all their nutrients.
