Our caregivers help with the parts of a day that get harder with age: bathing and dressing, preparing meals, light housekeeping, transportation to appointments, and reminding someone to take medication that is already prescribed and organized. They are companions as much as helpers - many visits are as much about conversation as any task on the list.
What our caregivers do not do: give injections, manage a feeding tube, change a wound dressing, or handle anything that requires a nursing license. If a home visit uncovers a need like that, we say so plainly and help you find a home health or skilled nursing agency instead of stretching our staff past what they are trained for.
Hours can be as light as a few mornings a week for someone who mostly manages alone, or arranged as live-in coverage for someone who should not be left unattended. Plans change without a new contract each time - a coordinator adjusts the schedule as needs shift.
