Services
Full Service In-Home Health Care
Companion Care
Our caring companions can assist with daily activities, transportation, personal care, and so much more.
Medical care
Our team of skilled medical professionals can provide wound care, injections, physical therapy and other medical care.
In-Home Memory Loss, Alzheimer's, and Dementia Care
We understand the difficulties a loved one's memory lapses can have on their entire family. You're all being faced with a lot of unknowns and the necessity to adapt. Regardless of why your loved one is experiencing memory loss, we're here to help. The goal of our caregivers and skilled nurses is to keep your loved one safe, comfortable, and independent in their own home.
- Assistance with bathing, dressing, and personal grooming
- Establishing a comfortable daily routine
- Planning & preparing meals
- Medication reminders
- Providing a calming voice when anxiety, fears, or forgetfulness strike
- Transportation assistance for appointments, shopping, and errands
- Preventing wandering & unsafe behaviors
- Developing fun & engaging activities
- Encouraging the maintenance of memories
Companion Care Services For Your Loved One
Our caregivers offer much more than a helping hand! They're passionate about providing you and your loved ones with happiness, a healthy environment, and a better quality of life. While our compassionate caregivers are trained and certified to assist with personal care services, encourage engagement, and provide meaningful activities, we believe true companionship is emotionally supportive and improves the quality of life for the person receiving care.
- Personal Care & Grooming
- Dressing
- Medication Reminders
- Toileting
- Laundry
- Meal Preparation
- Light Housekeeping
- Medical
- Exercise
- Conversation
- Keeping A Routine
- Functional Mobility
- Errands & Transportation
Long Term In-Home Care Services
You and your loved one do not need to walk this path alone. Our certified medical and non-medical caregivers provide long term in-home care for both chronic and treatable conditions. Your loved one's quality of life is extremely important to us. We care deeply about helping them maintain their dignity and privacy, while doing our part to bring them health, happiness, and comfort.
- Parkinson's Care
- Care for Multiple Sclerosis
- Respiratory Care
- Cardiac Care
- Memory loss care
- Diabetes Care
- Chronic wound care
- Post-Stroke Care
In-Home Medical and Skilled Nursing Care
Receiving skilled nursing and medical attention in the comfort of your own home makes a world of difference! With our in-home medical care, you and your loved ones can receive the same level of medical attention you'd expect from a hospital or doctor's office, without sacrificing comfort or dealing with the process of leaving home.
- Physical Therapy
- Occupational Therapy
- Speech Therapy
- Pain Management
- Medication Reminders
- Wound Care
- Dressing Changes
- Ostomy/Colostomy Support
- Catheter Management
- Tube Feeding
- Injections (and self-injection training)
- Diabetic Care
- Mobility Training
- Inhaler Use
- COPD Care
Transitional Care for In-Home Post-Operative Recovery
Often, the most difficult part of having an operation is resuming a normal life post surgery. Post-surgical, or transitional, caregivers are here to guide you through the recovery process. Whether it's weekly therapy sessions, round-the-clock care, or a combination of the two, we'll find the in-home care plan that gives you the treatment you need and allows you to focus on attaining optimal health.
- Occupational Therapy
- Wound Care
- IV Treatment
- Physical Therapy
- Speech Therapy
In-Home Respite Care Services
Caring for a family member with an illness or disability can be a deeply rewarding experience, however, it's unlikely that you can, or should, handle all of the caretaking responsibilities on your own. Being a family caretaker does not mean sacrificing your own health and wellness. It's impossible for you to provide your loved one with proper care if you're not healthy yourself. Pay attention to any changes in your own health, keep up with preventative health measures, and never hesitate to ask for help.
- Companion Care
- Medical Care
- Chronic care