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Being independent doesn’t mean being alone
A little company and conversation can keep spirits high, and help prevent feelings of isolation and depression. Our caregivers are also trained to notice subtle changes in behavior, and it’s a good feeling to know that the person you love is being watched by a trained professional you can trust.
Services Include
Conversations to avoid isolation
Sometimes, all you need is someone to talk to. Our caregivers are there to listen with compassion and understanding.
Exercise assistance
We get our clients moving, both sitting and standing, with range of motion exercises to help maintain mobility and improve balance.
Pet care
Pets are great companions, and we make sure they too are receiving the care and attention they need, including vet visits, walks, feeding, watering, and litter box cleanup.
Playing games
Card and board games are an enjoyable way to pass the time while also enhancing memory formation, flexing cognitive skills, and alleviating stress and depression.
Gardening assistance
Nothing brightens a home like homegrown flowers or fresh produce. We can help with planting seasonal flowers, vegetables, and watering as well.
Transportation
Whether a doctor’s visit, errand or other appointment, we’ll get your loved one there and back safely. Our caregivers can drive your vehicle or their own, and also take notes during doctors appointments if requested.
Memory care
Consistent caregivers provide your loved one with a familiar companion to work with through their day-to-day activities. The health and safety of our clients is top priority.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can you drive my parent to appointments or errands?
A: Yes! As long as the client can get in and out of the vehicle safely. The caregiver can drive the client’s car at no extra charge, and if the caregiver drives their vehicle, there is a nominal mileage charge to reimburse the caregiver.
Q: Can we have the same caregiver every time?
A: Yes! Our goal is to find the perfect match for your needs. With a set schedule, it will be no problem to have the same caregiver every time.
Q: Can someone come and visit with mom/dad without any other services? They’re just lonely.
A: Yes, we can send someone to visit, be a friend, and spend time with your loved one doing whatever they enjoy.
