Activities of Daily Living are the things we normally do in daily living, including any daily activity we perform for self-care. When your loved one has difficulty performing these tasks on their own due to age, physical limitations, an injury, or medical condition, our trained Caregivers are there to assist. We understand it is important for your loved one to maintain their dignity and privacy within their own home, while performing these intimate functions.

We offer support services for just a few hours a day or 7 days a week. During our free initial assessment, our Case Managers will determine the level of care your loved one needs, and develop a plan specifically for them.

Our caregivers are trained to provide medication management, which can provide a sense of relief for the family members. The management of our client’s medications, that are 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.

Our caregivers are not allowed to administer the medication, but they are trained to ensure that the client is achieving safe self-administration. Some benefits of having a caregiver to oversee that your loved one is staying on track with their medication regime are listed below:

Client and/or caregiver will understand the medication administration as ordered.

Educate the client and the clients family on proper dosage, frequency and side effects.

Assess the effectiveness of pain management.

Caregivers will assist with medication reminders and set up.

Our Caregivers can also assist with:

Errands

Pick up prescriptions

Light housekeeping

Laundry

Doctor’s appointments

Medication reminders

Companionship

Fall prevention

Home safety checks

Household organization

Shopping