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This includes help with personal hygiene and grooming, ensuring that the person can maintain their appearance and comfort. Services may include:

• Bathing and showering assistance

• Dressing and undressing

• Toileting assistance

• Oral hygiene and hair care

Loneliness and isolation can be significant challenges, especially for seniors. Companions provide social interaction, which is important for mental and emotional well-being. This can include:

• Engaging in conversations

• Playing games or doing puzzles

• Reading or watching TV together

• Participating in hobbies or crafts

• Accompanying on walks or outings

Proper nutrition is essential for overall health, but some people may struggle with cooking or feeding themselves. This service includes:

• Meal planning and preparation: Ensuring healthy and balanced meals.

• Assistance with feeding: Helping those with physical limitations eat their meals.

• Monitoring dietary restrictions: Following special diets like low-sodium or gluten-free.

Helping with household tasks that may be challenging for someone to complete on their own. Services can include:

• Vacuuming, dusting, and sweeping

• Doing laundry

• Washing dishes and cleaning the kitchen

• Changing bed linens and making the bed

• Organizing and tidying up the home

Many seniors or individuals with mobility challenges may struggle with getting around. Home care services can include:

• Driving to doctor appointments

• Grocery shopping

• Running errands

• Escorting to social activities (e.g., church, social events, visits to friends or family)

Following a surgery or hospital stay, many people need help with basic daily tasks until they fully recover. This could involve:

• Assisting with mobility: Helping someone get in and out of bed, or moving around the house.

• Providing emotional support: Assisting with mental or emotional recovery during the healing process.

For individuals with cognitive impairments like Alzheimer’s or dementia, home caregivers provide support with:

• Memory and routine assistance: Helping with remembering daily routines or appointments.

• Ensuring safety: Helping prevent wandering or ensuring that the home is safe from hazards.

• Engaging in activities: Providing meaningful engagement to help with cognitive function and emotional well-being.

This is a service that provides relief for family members or other primary caregivers who need a break. The caregiver can take over the duties for a few hours, a day, or longer, offering respite to those who care for loved ones full-time.

For seniors or people with disabilities who have pets, caregivers can help with pet-related duties, such as:

• Feeding and walking pets

• Cleaning up after pets

• Ensuring pets' medical needs are met