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Patient and Nurse

Respite Care for Families

Giving family caregivers a break from daily responsibilities:

  • Short-term or long-term respite visits

  • Hourly, daily, overnight, or live-in care options

  • Flexible scheduling to meet family needs

Comforting Hands

Specialized Non-Medical Support

Tailored services for specific needs:

  • Dementia/Alzheimer’s supervision and engagement

  • End-of-life companionship (non-medical)

  • Recovery support after hospitalization (non-clinical assistance)

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Personal Care Assistance

Helping seniors and clients with day-to-day activities while maintaining dignity and independence:

  • Bathing, showering, and grooming

  • Dressing and undressing

  • Toileting and incontinence care

  • Mobility assistance (transfers, walking support, wheelchair assistance)

  • Feeding support (non-medical)

  • Oral hygiene and hair care

  • Skin care and lotion application

  • Fall prevention and monitoring

  • Wandering prevention (for dementia clients)

  • 24-hour monitoring or respite coverage

  • Ensuring a safe home environment (checking locks, lighting, appliances)

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Companionship & Emotional Support

Providing social interaction and comfort to prevent loneliness:

  • Friendly conversation and social visits

  • Reading books, playing cards, or puzzles

  • Encouraging hobbies and recreational activities

  • Escort to family gatherings, religious services, or community events

  • Emotional support and reassurance

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Meal Preparation & Nutrition Support

Ensuring clients maintain healthy eating habits:

  • Planning and preparing balanced meals/snacks

  • Assisting with grocery shopping (with or without client)

  • Encouraging hydration and healthy eating routines

  • Monitoring dietary preferences or restrictions (per client/family direction)

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Medication Reminders (Non-Medical)

Supporting clients in staying on track with their care plans:

  • Verbal reminders to take prescribed medications

  • Recording medication intake in daily logs

  • Alerting family if doses are missed or supplies run low

(Note: caregivers cannot administer medications — only remind and document.)

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Errands & Transportation Assistance

Helping clients maintain independence outside the home:

  • Grocery shopping, pharmacy runs, or mail pick-up

  • Escort to medical appointments (non-medical transportation)

  • Support at bank visits, post office, or hair appointments

  • Transportation to social and community activities

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