Compassionate Home Care Services

  Personal Care Services

Supporting daily living with respect, safety, and comfort:

• Bathing, grooming, and hygiene assistance
• Dressing and toileting support
• Mobility and transfer assistance
• Meal preparation and feeding support
• Medication reminders (non‑medical)
• Safety monitoring and fall‑prevention support
• Support with daily routines that promote independence 

  Companion & Homemaker Support

Creating a safe, connected, and well‑organized home environment:

• Light housekeeping and home organization
• Laundry and linens
• Meal planning and preparation
• Conversation, social engagement, and emotional support
• Accompaniment to errands, shopping, and community activities

Appointment reminders and scheduling support   

   Dementia & Memory Care Support

Gentle, person‑centered assistance for individuals living with memory loss:

• Redirection, reassurance, and structured routines
• Safety supervision and wandering prevention
• Support with communication and orientation
• Engagement in meaningful, calming activities
• Assistance with daily tasks affected by memory changes

     Post‑Rehab & Recovery Support (Non‑Medical)

Support during recovery from surgery, illness, or rehabilitation:

• Assistance with daily living tasks while regaining strength
• Mobility and transfer support
• Meal preparation to encourage nutrition
• Encouragement with home exercise programs as directed by the client’s therapist
• Transportation to follow‑up appointments
• Light homemaking to maintain a safe environment

   Stroke Recovery Support (Non‑Medical)

Compassionate assistance for individuals adjusting after a stroke:

• Support with mobility, transfers, and positioning
• Assistance with personal care and daily routines
• Safety monitoring and fall‑prevention
• Encouragement with therapist‑approved exercises
• Communication support with patience and dignity

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    Chronic Condition Support (Non‑Medical)

Helping clients manage daily life with conditions such as arthritis, Parkinson’s, diabetes, or heart disease:

• Assistance with daily tasks affected by mobility or fatigue
• Meal preparation aligned with client preferences
• Medication reminders
• Support with routines that promote comfort and independence
• Light homemaking and safety monitoring