Our Services

Companion Care

We help family members who don’t need extensive care to stay at home. Providing exceptional companion care at home. This allows your loved one the ability to age in place with a companion at their side, every moment of the day, in a safe, happy, and healthy environment. Our friendly caregivers enjoy interacting with our clients. We can provide companionship, supervision, and stimulating conversation anytime during the day. There are many other things we can help with as well, such as: personal tasks, mobility, medication reminders, and much more.

Companion care includes traditional caretaking along with planned activities together as companions. These activities may include arts and crafts, cooking together, and reliving old memories. These are just as essential as duties that other caretakers provide.

Personal Care

Personal care refers to needs that require a little more one-on-one attention. These are special needs that at times may not be easy to discuss: like toileting, incontinence care, bathing, assisting and putting on under garments. A trained personal care assistant can meet these needs with caring compassion. As a result, your loved one will experience more support, while remaining independent.

Because of the nature of this type of service, when a loved one needs personal care, the family may feel a bit uncomfortable or even embarrassed helping a parent or grandparent in the bathroom or shower. Your loved one may feel more comfortable if someone other than a family member assists them. Our care specialists respect the privacy and dignity of our clients.

Respite Services

Caring for yourself is one of the most important and one of the most often forgotten things you must do as a family caregiver. When your needs are taken care of, the person you are caring for will benefit, too. Respite services can give family/friend caregivers temporary relief from the emotional and physical demands of caring for a friend or family member and provide time to recharge their battery.

You may feel overwhelmed as you try to divide your time and energy between your own family’s needs and those of your loved one. As a caregiver, you need a break from time to time

If you help care for an aging loved one, or are advancing in age yourself, you may have heard of the importance of medication management. As people age, they can develop multiple chronic conditions, which may require several prescription drugs from more than one prescriber. With this situation, there comes an increased risk of drug interactions, side effects, and accidentally missing or doubling doses. Medication management is a set of practices to prevent these things from happening. Here, we provide a guide that features tips and services, as well as an introduction to how we can help you or your loved one stay safe.

Caring for a loved one with cognitive decline can be stressful and lead to exhaustion. As symptoms become more severe, 24-hour supervision and caregiving may be needed. Comfort, safety, and even simple yet strategic activities like structured conversations and playing games, can all help with cognitive decline. It is important that daily living activities are supported to ensure safety, well-being and comfort. Cooking, errands, and fun activities. If you are struggling to keep up with assisting your parents or loved ones, now is the time to get help from a caregiver - that is where we come in. We can give you the assistance, peace of mind for your loved one, and the break you need.

Aging at home is more comfortable for many, and the better choice. With cognitive care at home, you can rest assured your loved one has the care and support they need.

Maintaining our health and fitness throughout our life is important, but it becomes downright fundamental, as we get older. Whether we need to improve our heart’s health, our brain’s health, or our bones’ health, working out is something we need to do if we want to get the most out of our twilight years.

We encourage healthy eating habits, exercise programs, and work with you to develop a plan that matches your fitness and wellness goals based on your unique abilities.