Enjoying the Comforts of Home

Do you require in-home care services for yourself or a family member? 

If you feel embarrassed or overwhelmed about contacting an in-home care company, you should consider that getting the help you need will make life much easier for you or your loved one. The process isn't as complex as you'd expect, and once you take the first step of reaching out, you will be glad that you did. 

Would you like to learn more about the services you can choose from based on your needs?

Meals

Eating nutrient-rich meals is essential to maintaining a healthy lifestyle. If you skip meals, you increase the likelihood of unnecessary complications, such as malnourishment and illnesses.

Is mealtime a struggle for you or your loved one? You can have a health worker come to your home to cook for you and prepare meals for the rest of the day or week if needed. They can also feed clients who are unable to do so themselves. 

Errands

Errands are a necessary part of life. You need to leave home sometimes to get things like food, medications, clothes, and other household items. You also have to periodically go to the post office, bank, DMV, etc. 

Errands can be challenging for some folks to do on their own. If you or a family member are having difficulty running errands independently (or if it's not possible), an in-home care provider could do them for you. 

Transportation

If you or a loved one require transportation assistance, an in-home care provider could help you. Having a reliable transportation option is essential. You need a way to get to appointments (medical and otherwise), visit family members, and get out of the house for fresh air.  

Getting Dressed

A professional in-home care worker can take care of almost any everyday household activity that you can imagine. They can help you or your family member get dressed in the morning and change into nightwear at the end of the day. Dressing and undressing can be tricky (or impossible) for people with certain medical conditions, so it's a vital service to have available.   

Bathing

It's crucial to regularly bathe so you can avoid skin sores and decrease the risk of infection. If independent bathing isn't possible for you or your loved one, an in-home care provider will assist you. 

Specific Assistance

Depending on the medical conditions you or your family member are dealing with, you might need assistance in specific areas. For example, a vision-impaired person might need help getting around and avoiding dangerous items. In-home care providers are trained in various specialties to provide assistance based on your specific needs.

Contact an in-home care service to learn more.