Preferred Care At Home Of Greater Huntsville

About Preferred Care At Home Of Greater Huntsville

Preferred Care at Home of Greater Huntsville offers a wide range of senior home care services, including:

## Personal Care
- Assistance with activities of daily living such as eating, hygiene care (bathing, grooming, shaving), dressing, maintaining mobility (transferring, walking, using mechanical aids), toileting, continence care, and taking medication[2].

## Companion Care
- Companionship and conversation, reminiscing, playing games and cards, watching movies, maintaining a family scrapbook, encouragingparticipation in crafts, helping with reading, and directing morning wake-up and evening tuck-in. Also includes planning visits, outings, and trips, and providing incidental transportation to various destinations like doctor appointments, social outings, and religious services[2]. ## Homemaker Care - General homemaker services: recording and arranging recipes, preparing grocery lists, shopping for groceries and supplies, preparing and cleaning up after meals, and preparing meals for future use. - Light housekeeping: organizing and cleaning closets, dusting furniture, sweeping and vacuuming floors, taking out garbage, watering house plants, and assisting with pet care. - Laundering: washing, folding, and ironing clothes, changing linens, and making beds[2]. ## Transition Care - Hospital-to-home transition care, including medication management, doctor appointment scheduling, and access to an online health record[2]. ## Dementia and Alzheimer’s Care - Services tailored for clients with dementia, including stimulating mental awareness, playing memory-enhancement games, helping with crafts and reading, encouraging social interaction, nutritious meal preparation, medication reminders, and maintaining a safe home environment[2]. ## Live-in Care - 24-hour home care providing around-the-clock supervision and companionship, ensuring continuity with matched caregivers based on personality and experience[2]. ## End-of-Life Care - Care for individuals approaching the end of life, including preparing easy-to-eat foods, reading, watching for discomfort, and summoning healthcare providers if needed. Also includes support for family caregivers and handling immediate tasks after the person's passing[2]. ## Specialty Care - Additional services such as care for new mothers to alleviate the stress of caring for a new baby and managing household tasks[2].… Read more