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.

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.

As an experienced provider of personal care programs, we provide support to individuals in the comfort of their homes. Some of the services included in personal assistance are:

• Bathing or showering
• Dressing and grooming
• Hair, skin, and nail care
• Oral hygiene
• Shaving
• Toileting/incontinence care
• Walking and exercise assistance
• Medication reminders
• Feeding

Being away from home and family is particularly stressful for patients, but it can also be difficult for their family members who are not beside their bed. Our caregivers can plan and arrange a hospital visit, help you with packing, with arranging transportation and make sure your house is safe during your absence. Our home health caregivers can be perfect companions while your loved ones are staying in the hospital. Once you are settled in, your personal caregiver can stay by your side as much as you need – even 24 hours a day.

• Bathing or showering
• Dressing and grooming
• Hair, skin, and nail care
• Oral hygiene
• Shaving
• Toileting/incontinence care
• Walking and exercise assistance
• Medication reminders
• Feeding

Professional and trained home caregivers take care of your loved ones in a way that ensures meeting the requirements of their individual needs.

Dementia care offers memory care services, medication management, and attention. Often in later stages of dementia, it’s too difficult for a family to take care of their loved ones as they need more specialized, expert care from trained professionals.