Companionship offers friendly conversation and social interaction with the client. We focus on the physical and mental well being of our client. We offer an array of crafts and other areas of interest to stimulate activity whether it be a simple conversation, playing a game, or taking a walk outside together.

Light Housekeeping

We will make sure that the client’s home is in clean condition. We dust furniture, sweep and vacuum floors. Kitchen counters and appliances will be wiped down, and dishes will be washed or we will load and run dishwasher. We change bed linens, and do laundry. Laundry will consist of washing, drying, folding and helping the client put clothes away. Garbage will also be taken out.

Meal Preparation

We will assist the client with the planning of nutritious meals and will cook and serve the meal.

Transportation / Escort to Doctor’s Appointments

We will be the client’s transportation to and from their doctor’s Appointment. We will escort the client in and wait in the waiting room until the client is ready to leave.

Shopping Escort

We will drive and escort the client grocery shopping or clothes shopping, or we will do the shopping for them.

Family Liaison

A log with detailed information will be kept in each of our client’s homes, at the request of a family member, to monitor their activities. We will monitor information such as anyone that has called, or came to the door during our visit, what the client had to eat, and any concerns or unusual behavior.

Daily Grooming & Bathing

We will help our clients with bathing by adjusting water temperature, helping them to get into and out of the tub/shower for stability, and hand them personal care items. If needed we will assist our clients with the washing and styling of their hair, and hard to reach areas. We also will assist with getting dressed.

Sleep Over Service

Our Sleep Over Service is available in 12 hour shifts. We will provide a caregiver to spend the night at the client’s home. We offer two options for this service. The first option would be for the caregiver to spend the night and be permitted to sleep, but still be close enough to hear the client call out or ring for the caregiver’s assistance with getting to the bathroom, getting something to drink, or repositioning for comfort. The second option is for the caregiver to spend the night, but be required to stay awake during the whole 12 hour shift.

Medication Reminder

Should the client require medication during a shift, the caregiver can assist with opening pill bottles or containers and remind the client that it is time to take their medication.