Senior Care Options
Senior Care Options
Home Care
Home care allows older people to remain in their own homes while receiving the assistance they need to help them remain independent. Typically, home care involves providing assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) such as bathing, dressing and meal preparation or Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs) such as transportation, paying bills, making appointments and simply being there to provide companionship and emotional support. Home health care services range from once a week to 24 hours a day depending on the needs of the client.
Private duty companies provide caregivers typically in the home to assist with the ADL’s (activities of daily living).
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- Register Nurse (RN), Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), Certified Nursing Aide (CNA) and Home Health Aide (HHA) are available
- 24 hour care (Live-in / 12 hour shifts)
- Hourly (one hour minimum)
- Home makers services
- Companion and Sitter service
Care Services:
- Bathing
- Dressing
- Incontinence/Toileting
- Grooming assistance
- Ambulation and transferring assistance
- Medication reminders and assistance
- Housekeeping, Laundry, Transportation, Grocery shopping and Meal preparation
Payment Options Private Duty Homecare
- Home Health Care
- Home Care Aide
- In-Home Personal Care
Payment Sources:
- Private Pay
- Medicare/Medicaid via certified home health agencies
- Long Term care Insurance
- VA Aide & Attendance Benefits
Price Range:
All home health care providers are insured, covered by Worker’s Compensation, and have passed a thorough criminal background check. All home care providers also receive comprehensive, ongoing training. We can provide assistance and support for just about every non-medical, personal and social need your loved one may have.
Here are just a few examples:
| Companionship Services Home Helper Services | Home Helper | Personal Care Services (assistance only) |
|---|---|---|
| Provide respite care | Provide Alzheimer’s/dementia care | Eating |
| Monitor diet and eating | Aid with morning wake-up | Grooming |
| Stimulate mental awareness | Assist with evenings and tuck-in | Dressing |
| Companionship and conversation | Arrange appointments | Bathing |
| Supervise home maintenance | Provide medication reminders | Incontinence/toileting |
| Prepare grocery lists | Aid with reading | Cognitive impairments |
| Mail bills and letters | Assist with walking | Mobility |
| Plan visits, outings and trips | Organize mail | Medication reminders |
| Assist with entertaining | Change linens and make beds | |
| Answer the door and phone | Write letters and correspondence | |
| Maintain calendar | Plan, prepare and clean up meals | |
| Assist with evening tuck-in | Escort for shopping, errands and appointments | |
| Check food expirations | Drop off and pick up dry cleaning | |
| Reminisce about the past | Pick up prescriptions | |
| Provide reminders for appointments | Organize and clean closets | |
| Care for houseplants | Assist with pet care | |
| Oversee home deliveries | Shop for groceries and supplies | |
| Assist with clothing selections | Prepare future meals | |
| Discuss current and historical events | Accompany to lunch or dinner | |
| Play games and cards | Dusting vacuuming and sweeping | |
| Record and arrange recipes | Attend plays and concerts | |
| Clip coupons for shopping | Attend meeting and sporting events | |
| Monitor TV usage | Escort to religious services | |
| Buy magazines, papers and books | ||
| Rent and play movies | ||
| Visit neighbors and friends | ||
| Read religious material | ||
| Maintain family scrapbook | ||
| Record family history |