IN-HOME ASSISTANCE WITH ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING (ADLS)
Personal Appearance
Our caregivers will assist you or your loved one in maintaining personal appearance. We will assist with personal grooming and personal hygiene activities.
Shopping & Meal Preparation
Our staff welcomes the opportunity to shop for nutritious food and prepare meals for your loved one according to their dietary restrictions.
Mobility Assistance
Mobility Assistance
Our home care professionals are committed to helping you or your loved one with activities of daily living (ADLs). We assist with walking, exercising, transferring, and more.
Transportation
Mobility Assistance
Caregivers are available for personal errands, appointments, and outings, but our NEMT service is available for transportation requiring more direct assistance.
Housekeeping
Maintaining a clean and sanitized environment is imperative. In rendering care, we will help with light housekeeping, vacuuming, dusting, and emptying trash.
Companionship
"Security" can come in multiple forms. Knowing that someone is ever-present can be one of the most critical forms of security for your loved ones.
Our Personal Home Caregivers
10 Important Qualities of a Caregiver
Knowing that quality caregivers are the backbone of our service, there are several qualities that we look for in our caregivers:
1. Passion
Performs duties with genuine care and concern for seniors. Caregiving is not without challenges or difficulties, but we need people with a true passion for helping others, is positive, enthusiastic, and happy to serve.
2. Compassion
Empathy and the ability to understand and relate to others, their situation, and circumstances. A compassionate caregiver can identify and relate to the pain, fear, and discomfort of those whom they serve and are eagerly to offer possible relief and comfort.
3. Patience and Flexibility
No two days are the same. When situations arise and a senior becomes uncooperative or emotional, caregivers need to offer time and space to defuse potential situations from escalating and rendering further distress to the senior.
4. Selflessness
We are all human, but even when tired, stressed, or situations become difficult, caregivers must put the needs of those with whom they serve first to preserve the health and well-being of the senior.
5. Attentiveness
Caregivers must be attuned to the physical and emotional well-being of the seniors in their care to notice possible changes in mood, health, habits, or to identify potential safety issues or concerns.
6. Reliability and trustworthiness
Caregivers need to be dependable and committed to their vocation. Regardless of time, day, weather, or circumstance, seniors and family depend on caregivers to arrive and help with daily needs.
7. Professionalism
We all have difficult days and personal issues, but it is essential that caregivers do not allow personal situations or emotions affect the mood of the senior or the atmosphere of the home. Professionalism includes separating personal emotion from duties and responsibilities.
8. Excellent communication skills
Effective communication with seniors, family, and other medical professionals includes speaking in clear and simple terms to ensure everyone is informed of possible changes in the health and well-being of the senior in their care.
9. Maintain confidentiality
Caregivers are privy to a great deal of confidential information. It is imperative that caregivers practice discretion to ensure they protect the interest and welfare of the seniors and the household.
10. Physically fit, healthy, and a strong constitution
Serving as a caregiver can require physical acumen – strength and stamina to assist seniors in their care with mobility issues, bathing, transferring and possible exercising. Similarly, caregivers need to be comfortable in caring for wounds, cleaning after accidents, and sanitizing the senior and the living area.
