Improving quality of life and longevity by caring for our client in the familiar surroundings in the comfort of their own home
Who we are
We are kind-hearted, compassionate caregivers whose passion is enriching the lives of individuals in need of assistance. Our team members have diverse yetcomplimentary backgrounds; many are qualified health professionals (QHP) who hold licenses of Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), Personal Care Assistant (PCA), Home Health Aide (HHA) and Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN). Others are Social Worker s or business professionals who work for us part time and some are people with huge hearts whose desire is to dedicate their lives to the needs of others. No matter what each caregivers life or work experience or education is based on, we are all available for the sole purpose of providing companion care.
Who our clients are
Our clients are elderly, disabled or injured people in need of some extra assistance in their home versus an assisted living facility, nursing home or rehab center. We offer companionship (supervision), light housework, cooking, meal prep, organization, direction of personal care, guidance in daily living, and so much more.
The services we provide are customized to fit our client s needs. Our clients have been short term, long term, a couple hours a day or twenty-four hours around-the-clock. As people age and start to need some assistance with daily living they may feel that moving to an assisted living facility or nursing care facility is the answer. Our services allow our clients to remain in the comfort of their own homes without making any major changes. We come to you!
The pride and dignity of our clients is what is most important to us. Helping our client maintain as much independence as they desire is our main goal and purpose. If they only need help organizing closets, or cooking meals that s what we give them an extra hand. If they want closets organized for them and meals served to them we oblige that as well. In their home, things need to be done their way, and as their needs change, what our caregivers provide change accordingly. ... show more