Our Services
Personal Care
We help your loved one maintain their hygiene and dignity through respectful standby assistance. Our caregivers prepare everything needed for bathing, dressing, and grooming, then provide verbal guidance while your family member completes the tasks themselves. This approach works especially well for seniors who resist help, as it preserves their independence.
Safety is our priority – we position grab bars, keep floors dry, and remain alert during personal care activities. While we never physically assist unless absolutely necessary, we’re trained to intervene if a fall risk appears. Many families find their loved ones actually welcome care when it feels like teamwork rather than something being done to them.
The result? Better hygiene without the power struggles. Your parent or spouse stays clean and comfortable while maintaining control over their own care. We adjust our approach based on daily needs – some days they may need more reminders than others, and that’s completely okay.
Companion Care
Loneliness can impact health just as much as physical challenges. Our caregivers provide genuine companionship – someone to share meals with, discuss current events, or reminisce about old times. We engage in activities your loved one enjoys, whether that’s gardening, puzzles, or watching classic movies together.
Beyond just company, we provide mental stimulation through conversation and light activities tailored to their interests. For those who enjoy getting out, we accompany them to community events, places of worship, or simply a favorite park bench. The goal isn’t to entertain, but to form real connections that brighten their week.
Families often tell us this service makes the biggest difference in their loved one’s mood and outlook. Having consistent, caring companionship helps seniors stay engaged with life while giving you peace of mind that they’re not isolated at home.
Alzheimer's & Dementia Care
Memory loss requires specialized care that maintains dignity while ensuring safety. We use techniques like simple step-by-step instructions, memory aids, and consistent routines to reduce confusion. Our caregivers are trained to recognize signs of agitation and redirect with calming activities tailored to your loved one’s preferences.
Instead of correcting or taking over, we provide gentle reminders that help extend independence. For example, we might set out clothes in the order they go on, or use visual cues for meal times. We document daily patterns to identify what times of day work best for various activities, then build a routine around those natural rhythms.
This approach often helps delay the need for more intensive care while keeping your loved one content at home. Families appreciate getting detailed updates about mood, eating patterns, and sleep – the little things that help them stay connected even when they can’t be there in person.
Respite Care
Caring for a loved one is rewarding but exhausting. Our respite care gives you guilt-free time to recharge while knowing your family member is in good hands. Before your first respite, we’ll learn all the little details that make care successful – from how they take their coffee to favorite afternoon activities.
During our time together, we maintain all the routines and preferences you’ve established. Whether you need a few hours for errands or a week-long break, we provide the same watchful support you would, just without the physical assistance. Many families use this service when work travel or personal commitments come up, knowing everything will stay consistent in their absence.
You’ll return to find your loved one content and your home just as you left it. We provide notes about how things went, including any observations that might help you going forward. Taking regular breaks helps you provide better care in the long run – it’s not indulgence, it’s necessity.
Light Housekeeping
A clean, organized home is safer and more comfortable for everyone. We handle daily tasks like laundry, dishes, and light cleaning according to your loved one’s preferences. Our approach focuses on maintaining rather than deep cleaning – we’ll change beds weekly, keep walkways clear, and ensure the kitchen stays sanitary.
Everything is done collaboratively when possible. Your family member might fold laundry with us or decide where things belong during tidying. This maintains their sense of control over their space. We’re careful to work around collections or treasured items that might look like clutter to others but hold real meaning.
The result is a home that supports independence rather than hinders it. No heavy lifting or major reorganizing – just consistent upkeep that prevents small tasks from becoming overwhelming while respecting your loved one’s way of living.
Post-Surgery or Hospital Care
Recovering at home after medical care requires careful attention. We help with medication reminders, meal preparation, and watching for signs that need medical attention. Our caregivers encourage the right amount of movement – not too much to strain healing, but enough to support recovery as the doctor ordered.
We keep a log of progress to share with both family and healthcare providers. Simple things like tracking fluid intake or noting energy levels help spot potential complications early. For those with mobility restrictions, we set up the home to support safe movement during recovery.
This service often bridges the gap between hospital and full independence. Many clients use it for just a few weeks until they’re back on their feet, while others appreciate having extra eyes during longer recoveries. Either way, it’s about supporting healing while preventing setbacks.
Transportation Services
Maintaining independence means staying connected to the community. We provide reliable transportation to medical appointments, grocery stores, and social outings. Your loved one controls their own movements while we handle the driving, doors, and packages.
For those with memory concerns, we use clear destination reminders (“We’re visiting Dr. Smith now”). We build in extra time so there’s never a rush, and we’re happy to wait during appointments. Unlike basic transport services, we provide helpful updates to family about how the outing went.
This service often makes the difference between isolation and engagement. Being able to keep medical appointments and visit favorite places maintains quality of life while giving you peace of mind about safety.
Fall Prevention and Safety
Most falls happen during everyday activities, not dramatic accidents. We conduct home safety evaluations looking for risks like loose rugs, poor lighting, or cluttered walkways. Then we help implement simple solutions that don’t make the home feel institutional.
During daily activities, we provide verbal guidance for safe movement – close enough to steady if needed, but always letting your loved one move at their own pace. We’ll suggest proper footwear, safe ways to get up from chairs, and other small adjustments that make a big difference.
Families often tell us this service provides the greatest peace of mind. Preventing just one fall can avoid months of recovery, and maintaining confidence in movement keeps seniors active and independent longer.
Meal Preparation
Good nutrition shouldn’t be a daily challenge. We plan meals based on dietary needs and preferences, then shop for fresh ingredients. Cooking becomes a shared activity when possible – your loved one might choose recipes or help with simple tasks while we handle the knife work and stove safety.
Meals are stored for easy reheating, with clear labels if needed. We’ll note what was well-received and what wasn’t, adjusting future plans accordingly. For those with specific health needs, we can coordinate with nutritionists or follow doctor-recommended meal plans.
It’s not just about food – shared mealtimes provide companionship too. Many clients enjoy having someone to share a cup of coffee with while breakfast cooks, turning a routine task into a pleasant social moment.
