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Providing personalized home health care in Cuyahoga, Lake, Geauga and Summit Counties, Ohio for over 10 years with dedicated professionals.

Personal Care Support

Tailored assistance for daily living activities to enhance your quality of life.

• Ambulation Assistance: Support with walking and using mobility aids like walkers or canes.

• Bathing and Grooming: Assistance with bathing, showering, and grooming to ensure personal cleanliness and hygiene.

• Cleaning: Performing light housekeeping tasks such as dusting, vacuuming, and tidying up living spaces.

• Clothing Selection: Helping clients choose appropriate clothing for the weather and occasion.

• Dressing Assistance: Assisting with putting on and taking off clothes, including support with buttons, zippers, and shoes.

• Feeding Assistance: Helping clients eat and drink, ensuring they receive adequate nutrition and hydration.

• Hair Care: Assistance with washing, drying, and styling hair.

• Incontinence Care: Providing support with changing incontinence pads, adult diapers, and ensuring skin care to prevent irritation.

• Laundry: Washing, drying, folding, and ironing clothes and linens.

• Meal Preparation: Preparing nutritious meals according to dietary needs and preferences.

• Medication Management: Reminding clients to take their prescribed medications at the correct times.

• Monitoring: Observing for any side effects or adverse reactions and reporting them to healthcare professionals.

• Oral Care: Helping with brushing teeth, flossing, and denture care.

• Supervision: Monitoring clients to ensure their safety and well-being at all times.

• Toileting Assistance: Helping clients use the toilet safely and maintaining dignity.

• Transferring and Positioning: Helping clients move from bed to chair, wheelchair, or toilet, and ensuring proper positioning to prevent bedsores.

Respite Care Services

Temporary relief for Primary caregivers, ensuring loved ones receive the care they deserve.

• Short-Term Care: Providing care for a few hours, a day, or several days to give primary caregivers a break.

• Long-Term Care: Offering extended care for weeks or even months, allowing caregivers to take vacations or handle personal matters.

• Hygiene Support: Assisting with bathing, grooming, and other personal hygiene tasks.

• Dressing and Undressing: Helping clients with selecting and putting on clothes.

• Transferring: Helping clients move from bed to chair, wheelchair, or toilet.

• Ambulation: Assisting with walking and using mobility aids.

• Medication Reminders: Ensuring clients take their medications on time.

• Monitoring: Observing for any side effects or adverse reactions.

• Nutritious Meals: Preparing meals according to dietary needs and preferences.

• Feeding Assistance: Helping clients eat and drink.

• Social Interaction: Engaging in conversations, playing games, and participating in hobbies.

• Safety Monitoring: Ensuring clients’ safety and well-being.

• Cleaning: Performing light housekeeping tasks such as dusting, vacuuming, and tidying up.

• Laundry: Washing, drying, folding, and ironing clothes and linens.

• Dementia and Alzheimer’s Care: Providing specialized care for clients with cognitive impairments.

• Post-Surgical Care: Assisting clients recovering from surgery with their daily needs.

• Listening and Support: Offering emotional support to both clients and their families.

• Stress Relief: Helping reduce caregiver stress and burnout by providing reliable care.

Companion care to alleviate loneliness and promote social interaction.

• Conversation: Engaging in meaningful conversations to provide mental stimulation and reduce feelings of loneliness.

• Activities: Participating in hobbies, games, and other activities that the client enjoys.

• Listening Ear: Offering a supportive presence and listening to clients’ concerns and stories.

• Encouragement: Providing positive reinforcement and encouragement to boost clients’ morale.

• Meal Preparation: Helping with the preparation of meals and snacks.

• Light Housekeeping: Performing tasks such as dusting, vacuuming, and tidying up living spaces.

• Timely Reminders: Ensuring clients take their medications as prescribed.

• Monitoring: Observing for any side effects or adverse reactions.

• Walking Assistance: Accompanying clients on walks to promote physical activity.

• Exercise Support: Assisting with simple exercises to maintain mobility and strength.

• Device Help: Assisting clients with using technology such as phones, tablets, and computers.

• Communication: Helping clients stay connected with family and friends through video calls and social media.

Companion Care Help