Services

We provide general skin care to maintain comfort and health when the skin is unbroken and chronic conditions are not active. This may include the application of non-medicated lotions or other solutions that do not require a prescription.

Assist clients with ambulation.

Our caregivers provide respectful support with bathing to ensure comfort, safety, and dignity. For clients unable to use a tub or shower, trained caregivers can assist with bed baths under proper guidance and competency evaluation, always following the client’s direction and preferences.

We provide support with everyday dressing to ensure comfort and independence. This may include help with regular clothing as well as assistance with non-prescription support stockings.

We support clients with light exercise by encouraging safe, normal movement as tolerated and offering guidance with prescribed exercise programs. Our goal is to promote mobility, strength, and overall well-being.

Our caregivers provide support with feeding for clients who are able to swallow independently and can be safely positioned upright, ensuring comfort and dignity during mealtimes.

Our caregivers help clients maintain the cleanliness and appearance of their hair with services such as shampooing (using non-medicated or non-prescription products), drying, combing, and simple styling—always provided with dignity and care.

We assist with daily mouth care to support comfort and hygiene. This includes denture care, basic oral hygiene, and oral suctioning when needed for mouth care.

We provide gentle support with nail care, including soaking, filing, and pushing back cuticles without utensils. For safety, trimming of nails is not included.

We help clients stay comfortable and supported by assisting with safe positioning in a bed, wheelchair, or other furniture. Caregivers follow the client’s direction—whether verbal, non-verbal, or through a representative—to adjust positioning, provided skilled skin care is not required.

Our caregivers provide support with bathroom needs, including helping clients to and from the restroom, assisting with bedpans, urinals, commodes, and pericare, as well as changing clothing or pads used for incontinence. They can also empty or change external urine collection devices, such as catheter bags, and assist with client-directed ostomy care—provided skilled skin care or nurse observation is not required.

Our caregivers assist clients with transfers only when the client has enough balance and strength to participate in the movement. Adaptive equipment—such as wheelchairs, tub seats, gait belts, or mechanical/electrical transfer devices—may be used if the client is trained and can direct the transfer step by step. Caregivers are fully trained and evaluated on the use of these devices to ensure safety. Transfers are not performed if the client cannot actively assist.

Our caregivers can provide reminders for medications that have been pre-selected by the client, a family member, nurse, or pharmacist and are stored in clearly labeled containers such as medication minders. This service may include checking whether medications were taken, verbal prompts, handing the container to the client, or opening it if the client is physically unable. Any irregularities in medication use are promptly reported to a supervisor.