How We Serve You

Home care that meets people where they are, with intentionality, flexibility and respect for each person’s unique routine.

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Activities of Daily Living (ADLS)

By assisting with these activities, our home caregivers enable you and your loved ones to maintain independence and carry out essential tasks that may become challenging due to age, illness, or disabilities.

    • Bathing and Showering: Gentle support with bathing to ensure safety, comfort, and dignity.

    • Dressing: Help with choosing outfits and getting dressed, based on the client’s preferences.

    • Toileting: Assistance with hygiene and safe bathroom use, with dignity and respect.

    • Oral Care: Tooth brushing, denture care, and oral hygiene.

    • Hair and Nail Care: Brushing, washing, and light grooming as preferred.

    • Skin Care: Moisturizing, gentle cleansing, and skin monitoring.

    • Transferring: Help with moving from bed to chair, or to mobility aids like walkers or wheelchairs.

    • Walking Assistance: Steady support for walking safely at home or during light outings.

    • Fall Prevention: Careful observation and setup of safe movement around the house.

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Home Management

We help keep things running smoothly at home, so you or your loved one can relax in a clean, safe, and comfortable space. It’s the kind of behind-the-scenes support that will make your daily life feel less overwhelming and a little more peaceful.

    • Cleaning & Tidying: General organization and upkeep of living spaces.

    • Dusting & Vacuuming: Helping maintain a clean, healthy space.

    • Laundry & Linen Changes: Washing, folding, and refreshing linens.

    • Meal Prep: Cooking or helping with meals that meet dietary needs and preferences.

    • Nutrition Monitoring: Ensuring regular meals and hydration.

    • Kitchen Safety: Support with safe food handling and appliance use.

    • Reminders Only: Timely prompts to take pre-arranged medications (from boxes, not bottles).

    • Setup by Family/Nurse: Caregivers only assist after a nurse or family member sets up medications.

    • Hydration Support: Offering water or juice as part of the reminder routine.

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Emotional Support & Companionship

We’re not the kind of team that shows up and stays glued to a screen. We’re fully present with time to talk, share a laugh, share a story, or simply sit together.

    • Meaningful Conversations: Listening, sharing stories, and being present.

    • Shared Activities: Playing games, watching shows, reading, or taking walks together.

    • A Listening Ear: Supporting clients through hard days with patience and empathy.

    • Mental Engagement: Simple routines that stimulate memory and mood.

    • Creating Calm: A steady presence that brings comfort and familiarity.

    • Liaison Role: Sharing client updates with family and health providers.

    • Appointment Support: Help coordinating visits or transportation.

    • Care Plan Oversight: Keeping track of changing needs and services.

Not Sure Where to Begin?

Whether you're looking for help now or just starting to explore options, we’re here to talk it through. Schedule a free call to explore what care could actually feel like.