Services

Skilled nursing assessments upon admission including safety evaluation.A plan of care is developed in conference with the client and family, and skilled supervision and evaluation is on going. Non-medical home care is provided at all levels for any period ranging from 3-hour visits to twenty-four hours, seven days a week.

Home health aides or Certified Nursing Assistants are available when care needs involve limited mobility or decreased capacity for self-care. We assist clients with personal care and hygiene, dressing, grooming, meal preparation and eating, mobility and transfers or turning in bed. We can document vital signs, blood sugar monitoring, medication schedules, and intake and output. We can accompany to medical and dental appointments and can provide medication reminders.

Live-in Assistance is available from aides or companions for a day or two or on an ongoing basis for clients requiring the presence and assistance of another person in the home.

Companion Aides and Caregivers also provide assistance with personal care, grooming and hygiene, light housekeeping and meal preparation. We do routine linen changes and laundry. We assist with medication reminders. We do errands and marketing or provide assistance when you go shopping or simply for a trip outside the home.

Homemakers provide assistance with household management. This includes assisted menu planning, marketing, meal preparation and household needs. We assist with laundry, mending and light housekeeping. We assist clients on outings.

Mediset refills are provided by skilled, licensed nurses according to verified doctor's orders. Mediset management is done on a weekly or bi-weekly basis.

Reassurance calls by phone may provide daily medication reminders or a safety check for the elderly.

Wake-up/Tuck-in assistance is available for clients needing mobility and transfer assistance in the morning and evening, and can also include assistance with dressing and grooming.

Sitter assistance is available for a client in the hospital, skilled nursing facility or at home to monitor client status and assist with mobility, safety and personal needs. A sitter may assist a sick child when family members are unable to stay home.

Respite care is available when family members or caregivers need a break. This may range from a few hours to allow a breather or personal business to longer periods if family members need to be out of town.

New mom assistance is available during the exhausting first days of baby's homecoming.

Errand assistance is available for clients unable to drive.

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