Hands-on assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) to maintain dignity, hygiene, and comfort:

• Bathing assistance (full bath, shower, or sponge bath)

• Dressing assistance (including fastening buttons, zippers, and footwear)

• Grooming (hair brushing, shaving, oral care, nail care — non-medical)

• Toileting and incontinence care (including changing briefs, assistance to bathroom)

• Mobility support (safe transfers, walking assistance, repositioning in bed/chair)

• Skin care and lotion application (non-medical)

• Assistance with feeding (if needed)

Social engagement to reduce loneliness and promote mental well being:

• Friendly conversation and active listening

• Playing games, cards, or puzzles

• Reading books, newspapers, or letters aloud

•Accompanying client on walks or to events

• Assistance with hobbies (crafts, scrapbooking, etc.)

Light tasks to keep the home environment clean, organized, and safe:

• Light housekeeping (dusting, tidying, sweeping, mopping small areas)

• Laundry and folding clothes

• Changing bed linens

• Dishwashing and kitchen clean up

• Taking out trash and recycling

• Organizing living spaces to reduce fall risks

Nutritious meal and snack planning/preparation to support health and dietary needs:

• Prepare breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks according to preferences/dietary restrictions

• Grocery inventory and light kitchen organization

• Safe food handling and storage

• Encourage hydration and healthy eating habits

• Clean up after meals

Non-medical prompting and support to help clients stay on schedule:

• Remind client to take prescribed medications at the correct times

• Assist with opening pill organizers (pre-filled by family/nurse)

• Document when medication was taken

Note: Does not include administering or altering medication.

Safe and reliable travel for errands, appointments, and outings:

• Transportation to and from medical appointments

• Trips to grocery store, pharmacy, or other errands

• Travel for laundry (if not done at home)

• Accompaniment during shopping or errands

• Drop-off/pick-up for social activities or religious services

Support for individuals with developmental, intellectual, or physical disabilities, tailored to age and ability:

• Assistance with daily living skills (bathing, dressing, grooming)

• Mobility support and safe transfers

• Engagement in activities suited to individual interests and abilities

• Supervision for safety and well being

• Sensory-friendly routines and environmental adjustments

• Transportation for therapy, school, or community activities

• Light household help and meal preparation as needed

Compassionate and structured care for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia:

• Memory-supportive daily routines

• Gentle reorientation techniques

• Activities designed to stimulate cognitive function

• Behavioral cue recognition and calming strategies

• Safety supervision to reduce wandering or injury risk

Comfort-focused support for individuals with chronic or serious illnesses, in coordination with medical professionals:

• Assistance with daily activities to maintain dignity and comfort

• Emotional support and companionship for client and family

• Pain and symptom communication to healthcare team

• Adapted meal prep to match dietary needs and preferences

Compassionate, end-of-life support for client and family alongside hospice teams:

• Gentle personal care to promote comfort

• Emotional presence and companionship during final stages

• Respite for family caregivers

• Assistance with comfort positioning and environment setup

Non-medical assistance with setup, use, and safety checks for client equipment:

• Hoyer lift transfers

• Hospital bed adjustments and positioning

• Wheelchair and walker assistance

• Oxygen equipment monitoring (non-medical usage support)

• Bedside commode use and cleaning

• Adjustable over bed table setup

• Safety alarms and fall prevention devices

Proactive coordination and oversight for clients with complex needs:

• Care plan development in collaboration with family and healthcare providers

• Communication and scheduling with doctors, therapists, and specialists

• Monitoring and documenting changes in health or ability for family review

• Coordinating multiple caregivers and shift changes smoothly

• Assistance with benefit or resource navigation (community programs, respite grants)

• Short-term assistance after surgery, illness, or rehab discharge

• Support with safe mobility and home safety adjustments

• Meal prep for recovery-focused nutrition

• Medication reminders and follow-up appointment coordination

• Mobility assistance and safe transfer techniques

• Encouragement of speech exercises and fine motor skills

• Strategies for reducing fall risk and fatigue

• Reminders for blood sugar checks (as directed by medical provider)

• Meal preparation following diabetic-friendly guidelines

• Encouragement of hydration and healthy eating habits

Our in-home or virtual dietitian services provide expert nutrition care ensuring safe, effective, and culturally sensitive support in collaboration with your care team

• Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT) for chronic disease management (e.g., diabetes, renal disease)

• Personalized meal planning and dietary strategies for chronic conditions (e.g., diabetes, heart health, weight management)

• Tube feeding and enteral nutrition management

• Culturally appropriate nutrition counseling and caregiver education

• Coordination with care teams to align nutrition interventions with health goals

Comprehensive, round-the-clock assistance provided in the comfort of home. Ideal for individuals who require constant supervision, active support, or peace of mind for families knowing help is always available.