In-Home Care Services

 

Base Services

Standard Non-Medical In-Home Care includes basic activities of daily living (ADLs) such as personal care (bathing, grooming, dressing), light housekeeping (laundry, dishwashing, tidying up), meal preparation, grocery assistance, companionship, medication reminders (non-medical), wellness checks, and light errands.

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Additional Services:

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Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care

This specialized care addresses memory loss and cognitive decline. Services include engaging clients in memory-enhancing activities, redirecting wandering behavior, ensuring environmental safety, and using patient, calming communication techniques tailored for cognitive challenges.

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Behavioral Monitoring

This service is designed for clients experiencing behavioral changes, anxiety, or disorientation. It includes tracking mood and behavior, using de-escalation or redirection strategies, and reporting notable patterns or concerns to the responsible party or care coordinator.

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Mobility/Transfer Assistance

This involves physically assisting clients with movement, especially when equipment or specialized training is required. Examples include transferring from a bed to a wheelchair, using mobility devices such as walkers or gait belts, and preventing falls through hands-on support.

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Special Diet Meal Preparation

Caregivers prepare meals according to specific health, cultural, or religious requirements. This may involve preparing diabetic-friendly meals, low-sodium dishes, heart-healthy plans, or meeting kosher, halal, or other dietary preferences.​​

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Medication Assistance

Caregivers provide medication assistance by offering timely reminders, handing over pre-filled pill organizers, and ensuring medications are taken as prescribed. They observe for side effects, document client responses, and respect individual routines and preferences while staying within their non-medical role.

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24-Hour Live-In or Rotational Care

This service is designed for clients requiring round-the-clock assistance, including those with sundowning or frequent night waking. Care is provided through rotating shifts or a live-in caregiver model to ensure safety and supervision at all hours.