Support with daily activities such as bathing, grooming, dressing, mobility, and hygiene routines. Caregivers provide respectful assistance that promotes safety, comfort, and independence.

Friendly conversation, social engagement, shared activities, meal companionship, and regular check-ins to help reduce loneliness and support emotional well-being at home.

Help with light housekeeping, laundry, meal preparation, grocery shopping, and maintaining a clean, organized, and comfortable living space.

Gentle reminders to help clients stay on schedule with their medications. Caregivers support routine organization and consistency without administering medication.

Preparation of simple, nutritious meals based on client preferences. Includes assistance with cooking, serving, and basic kitchen clean-up.

Accompaniment for errands, appointments, shopping, and local outings. Caregivers help clients stay active, connected, and supported in the community.

Short-term support that gives family caregivers a chance to rest and recharge while ensuring their loved one continues receiving safe, dependable assistance at home.

Continuous, in-home support for clients who need consistent help throughout the day. Caregivers remain in the home to provide companionship and daily living assistance.

Support during the transition home after a hospital stay, including assistance with daily routines, mobility support, light housekeeping, meal prep, and safety monitoring.