Our trained caregivers provide respectful, compassionate assistance tailored to the unique needs of each individual.

Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)

Our caregivers assist with essential daily self-care activities, including:

• Bathing (full, partial, or sponge baths)

• Grooming and hygiene support

• Dressing and undressing

• Toileting and incontinence care

• Oral care

• Hair and skincare
  

Mobility & Physical Support

Caregivers help clients move safely and comfortably:

• Assistance with walking

• Transfers (bed, chair, toilet, vehicle)

• Turning and repositioning to prevent pressure injuries

• Fall prevention support

• Use of mobility aids

Nutrition & Hydration Support

While not medical in nature, our caregivers ensure clients maintain safe and healthy routines:

• Meal preparation according to dietary needs

• Encouraging hydration

• Assistance with eating (non-clinical)

• Kitchen safety support

Health & Wellness Monitoring (Non-Medical)

Caregivers provide careful observation—not clinical treatment:

• Monitoring changes in behavior, appetite, mood, or mobility

• Documentation of observations

• Reporting concerns to the Agency promptly

• Medication reminders (no medication administration)