- Bathing, grooming & dressing services
- Skin care & hair care
- Oral hygiene
- Plan, cook & serve and/or feed meals
- Help with special diets
- Light housekeeping
- Weekly laundry & ironing
- Linen changes
- Help with walking, bed to chair transfer
- Assistance with all necessary ADL's
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- Monitor vital signs
- Blood pressure checks
- Medication reminder calls
- "Wake-up" and "Tuck-in" service (sunrise and sunset)
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- wound care/dressing changes
- diabetes management
- catheter care
- enemas
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- Companions for In-Patients: be there with you while you are in the hospital to assist you when needed
- Companions for Special Events: makes bringing your loved ones to family gatherings easier
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- Sensitive companionship and friendly conversation
- Shopping and errands
- Emotional support
- Incidental transport in your vehicle and escort to doctor's appointments, church, social events, etc.
- Help plan and coordinate moderate entertainment
- Monitor conditions in and around the home
- Help with correspondence and reading to provide personal stimulation
- Organize personal paperwork
- Regularly inform family members of care experiences
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- The Physical Therapist plans, implements and evaluates a physical therapy program in accordance with the physician's orders, diagnosis, and other patient-related records
- The Social Worker in the homecare environment provides direct services to individuals by helping them to handle problems related to physical and emotional illness, disability and death
- The Occupational Therapist evaluates and treats problems arising from developmental defects, physical illness or injury, emotional disorders, the aging process and psychological and social disabilities
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