OUR SERVICES

  • Transfers

  • Ambulation

  • Feeding

  • Assist to bathroom

  • Assist with self-administered medication

  • Assist with physical therapy exercises

  • Limit or encourage fluids

  • Record food intake

  • Record urinary output

  • Record bowel function

  • Much more based on client request

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PERSONAL ASSISTANCE & SUPPORTIVE CARE

  • Conversation

  • Reading

  • Games

  • Projects

  • Gardening

  • Appointments

  • Attend events

  • Visit friends

  • Outings

  • Celebrating birthdays

  • Record memoirs

  • Correspondence

  • Much more based on client request

COMPANION CARE SERVIES

  • Meal planning

  • Cooking

  • Meal preparation – according to taste & diet

  • Serve meals

  • Wash dishes

  • Light housekeeping (vacuuming, dusting, cleaning client’s bathroom, kitchen maintenance and more)

  • Personal laundry and linens

  • Make/change beds

  • Shopping

  • Help with organization – clean closets, sort photos

  • Accompaniment on everyday errands

  • Pet care

  • Plant care

  • Much more based on client request

HOMEMAKING SERVICES

  • Bathing

  • Bed bath

  • Tub bath

  • Shower

  • Sponge bath

  • Shampoo

  • Brush teeth

  • Denture care

  • Dressing

  • Grooming

  • Comb or brush hair

  • Skincare

  • Perineal care

  • Change adult briefs

  • Assist with bedpan

  • Assist with urinal

  • Assist with commode

  • Reposition bed-bound clients to help prevent skin breakdown

  • Assist with active range-of-motion activities

  • Much more based on client request

PERSONAL CARE

  • Medication reminders

  • Monitor bathing

  • Grooming monitoring

  • Dressing monitoring

  • Transfers

  • Much more based on client request

LIGHT PERSONAL CARE

While each person is unique and has a unique set of circumstances, our fundamental goals for your recovery include:

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  • Being a coach for support and help

  • Return you to more active lifestyle

  • Increase your quality of life

  • Healthy protein rich nutrition for healing

  • Pain Management-assessment/reassessment/move/medicate

  • Pain after surgery will be different than pain you are feeling now

  • Muscle healing, incision pain, bone pain, swelling of joint

  • Pain scale 0-10. “0” none “10” the worst

  • “5” is the magic number to achieve-stay ahead of your pain

  • Medication every 4-6hrs. Take routinely for the first week.

  • Meet therapy goals

PLAN OF CARE GOALS

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