Areas of Specialty

-Assisting the family members to enable a person with developmental disabilities to stay home

-Providing appropriate care and supervision to protect that person's safety in the absence of a family member

-Relieving family members from the constantly demanding responsibility of providing care

-Attending to basic self-help needs and other activities that would ordinarily be performed by the family member

Will maximize comfort for a person who is terminally ill by reducing pain and addressing physical, psychological, social and spiritual needs.

Will help you keep, get back, or improve skills and functioning for daily living that have been lost or impaired because you were sick, hurt, or disabled.

Will assist residents with activities of daily living, including bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, transferring and getting to and from activities and meals according to the individual service plan. Allows and encourages residents to do as much of their own care as possible.

 Transporting of the client for the purpose of obtaining a covered service or transporting the recipient after the service is provided. The types of medical transportation are common carrier, life support, and special transportation..

Will provide primarily emotional support and socialization, may help older adults and or children in need with a variety of tasks including: Light housekeeping. Other household chores such as washing clothing and dishes. Running errands such as grocery shopping.

Cleaning, Sanitizing, Disinfecting‼️ A few day-to-day chores, or even weekly chores. 

Dust all furniture, shelves and decor, Dust window ledges and blinds, Dust lamps, light fixtures, and ceiling fans, Dust baseboards, Wipe down doors and doorframes, Clean out all corners for cobwebs, Tidy shoe closets, Vacuum all floors, carpets, rugs, and stairs, Mop hard floors, Clean glass surfaces, Vacuum sofa and other upholstered furniture (remove cushions), Straighten pillows and linens, Empty and replace wastebasket, Vacuum floors and furniture, Sweep all floors, Mop kitchen and bathroom floors, Dust furniture, Change bedding, Wipe down kitchen appliances, Clean microwave, Sanitize sponges, Disinfect door knobs and light switches, Clean and disinfect, the inside of the oven, stove grates, and hood fan, inside of the refrigerator, inside of the dishwasher, the walls behind large appliances, ceiling fans, Polish metal hardware, Clean grout and soap scum from shower tiles. 

• Change bedsheets
• Wash windows (inside only)
• Deep clean carpets
• Wash shower curtain
• Wash or shampoo rugs

• Prepare meals for five days or just one
• Prepare each meal in its entirety
• Prepare separate ingredients (i.e. cut vegetables and cook meats) to speed up the cooking process later

Meal preparation allows for you to eat your favorite meals while pre-determined portion sizes ensure you don’t overindulge. Having a collection of well-balanced meals on hand will help you regulate what you eat and help you stay on track with your personal diet goals.

If the health benefits alone have not convinced you to consider meal preparation, consider the financial gains. Having food prepared at home will help you save money as it prevents you from eating out. Along with this, meal preparation gives you complete control over ingredients, giving you the ability to selectively shop for groceries. With proper planning, you can prevent making unnecessary food purchases, saving you money and reducing food waste.