It’s ok to sometimes disengage from your family caregiving responsibilities. Allow a senior professional caregiver to take over for short periods of time. We are here to work with you to give your loved one the possible care.

Our caregivers can visit your loved ones for a few hours a day or several times a week. Family members who are acting as the primary caregiver can use this time to run errands, work, rest, shop, or even take a vacation. We are here to work with you to create a personalized care plan that fits you and your loved one’s schedules. We understand your schedule is complicated, and trying to juggle all of your basic needs while providing care for an elderly loved one can lead to stress and emotional exhaustion.

Our kind, compassionate, and friendly caregivers are available as-needed to care for your senior loved ones while you take the time to concentrate on your personal life. Staff members will engage in friendly conversation while assisting seniors with daily tasks, individual, and home care needs. Don’t let your caregiving role burn you out, taking time out for yourself will only make you a more fit caretaker for your loved one.

Our Respite Care Services Include:

• Fully customizable care plans
• A much-needed break for the primary caregiver
• Light housekeeping
• Meal prep
• Dressing assistance
• Transportation
• Companionship (talking, playing games, puzzles, watching TV)
• Medication reminders
• Personal hygiene assistance (bathing, oral hygiene, haircare)

Human companionship is vital for mental health and emotional well-being. Plus, we can all use a helping hand now and again. Elderly adults often struggle with feelings of loneliness, isolation, anxiety, and depression. As we age, we have to cope with more and more age-related woes, which make everyday tasks a challenge.

Our team of kind, compassionate, and talented caregivers are here to relieve the difficulties many seniors face when trying to perform daily activities. If your loved one is having a hard time with their regular day-to-day plans or requires everyday human interaction, in-home companionship services are the solution. Seniors who live alone, far away from friends or family, and need a bit of assistance around the house can significantly benefit from a regular visit from one of our caregivers. We will create a specialized care plan to meet the needs of the customer best.

Our caregivers can help with household chores, rides, outings, and so much more. We are here to be a hand to hold, an ear to listen, and a friend to confide in. No one should ever feel lonely, allow your loved ones to feel as if they’re entering this next phase of life with a best friend by their side.

Our Companion Care Services Include

• Social interaction
• Entertainment (games, puzzles, TV, reading)
• Helping hand around the house (light housekeeping, laundry, bed making, trash removal)
• Meal prep
• Assistance on outings (Church, parks, malls, errands)
• Medication reminders
• Pet care assistance
• Activity planning (events, walks, shopping trips, time with friends)

Non-medical, reliable senior home care serves seniors that embrace independent living, who need home care, assisted living care or other various skilled care services. You will get the support and tailored solutions you need as a long-term resolution that perfectly fits your living requirements.

Senior Care Basic Services Include:

• Assistance with Daily Living
• Playing Cards
• Talking
• Watching Television
• Prepare Meals
• Running Errands
• Grocery Shopping

Personal Senior Care Services Include the Following:

• Bathing Service
• Grooming
• Personal Care
• Hygiene

You Will Receive Assistance With:

As we mature in age it is only natural that our bodies start to slow down, ache, and medical conditions will begin to creep into our lives that hinder us from living a full and active life. Simple daily activities such as cleaning and cooking become what can seem to be like an insurmountable task. If this is occurring to someone you love, it is time to look into respite care, so they can get the help they need.

Not Everyone’s Activity Level Will Be the Same

The energy level and ability to do physical activities will vary from person to person of course. It depends on many factors, but what is important is that your family member receives the best care they need on a daily basis, care that is tailored to their requirements. Depending on their needs, a quality respite facility should be able to provide the following:

• Assistance with daily activities which would include things like dressing or bathing, or should they need some sort of help with any type of social activity
• They should be exposed to exercise, should they wish to participate
• Laundry should be done for them
• Housekeeping must be provided as it is important your loved one is happy with the environment that are living in.

You Lead a Busy Life, You Just Don’t Have the Time

Between work and home, your days are filled dealing with customers, employees and your family obligations. There just aren’t enough hours in the day to also tend to an elderly loved one, whose attention demands a lot of time. That is where it is so very beneficial to you to have them provided with the best possible care.

As our loved ones age, their lives become incrementally more lonely. Through death or divorce, many aging parents find themselves alone. Then, the long, slow march of years begins to decimate their list of friends and acquaintances. Some move away. Others simply lose touch. Yet others pass away. The result is that your loved one’s social circle continues to shrink, leading to a very lonely life. It does not have to be that way. Elderly companionship services can help, but you’ll need to choose the right provider. Here are three things to look for when choosing such a company.

List of Activities

One of the first things to consider when comparing elderly companionship services is the range of activities that the caregiver can provide for your loved one. Will the watch TV and have conversations? Will they offer transportation or companionship outside the house? Will they provide assistance with daily living activities, like dressing, bathing, grooming, cleaning the home and the like? Will they help with grocery shopping, or even go shopping on your loved one’s behalf? Will they prepare meals, run errands and remind your loved one about medications?

Vetting

It is very important that you work with a senior care provider that thoroughly vets their companions. Thorough background checks should be the rule. In addition to investigating their backgrounds, the employer should make sure that caregivers are good fits for the role in terms of personality and character. They should be compassionate, outgoing, patient, able to communicate well, and not easily frustrated.

Check References

Trusting someone to care for your loved one, even if on a companionship basis, is a big decision. You need to make certain that you are making an informed decision. Part of that is asking for references for the senior care provider. Then, you need to do your due diligence and actually contact those references. Where they satisfied with the elderly companionship provided? Did their loved one enjoy the experience? Were there any issues that arose during the time? Would they repeat their experience?