Personal care
Gentle, respectful help with the most personal parts of the day, so your loved one feels clean, comfortable, and like themselves.
What's included
Bathing & showering
Standby or hands-on help, sponge baths, and safe use of shower chairs and grab bars.
Dressing & grooming
Clothing choices respected. Hair, shaving, oral care, and lotion.
Mobility & transfers
Walking support, bed-to-chair transfers, and repositioning, using safe techniques.
Toileting & continence
Bathroom assistance, incontinence care, and skin checks to report to family.
Eating support
Meal setup, encouragement, and assistance, following any diet the doctor has set.
Medication reminders
Reminders only. Administration is done by licensed nurses.
Questions
My mother is embarrassed to accept help bathing. How do you handle that?
Slowly and respectfully. Caregivers start with whatever she's comfortable with, keep her covered, let her do what she can herself, and build trust over time. A same-gender caregiver can be requested.
Do you bring equipment like a shower chair or Hoyer lift?
We'll recommend equipment during the consultation. It's usually ordered through the client's doctor or a medical supply company. Caregivers use mechanical lifts only when trained on that specific equipment.