There could be many reasons you have decided you need help. For some, it is simply a matter of needing a litlte extra help at home with laundry, meal prep and having someone in the home while you shower. You could be recovering from a surgery or injury and need help while you get back on your feet. If you've been recently diagnosed with dementia, Parkinson's or have had a life-changing stroke, you are likely thinking about what life will look like now.  We understand it can be difficult to begin losing independence and require help. Good news is, we never aim to decrease anyone's independence, but rather to provide services to supplement areas of daily living in order to increase the quality of life of your loved one. 

If you are a family caregiver that needs a break or is still juggling work and kids, our services are here to help you avoid caregiver burnout. You or your loved one may need help once a week for a few hours or they may need constant care and assistance with all aspects of daily living. Our caregivers are chosen specifically for your family and your circumstances to ensure you feel comfortable in this new stage of life. 
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We will work with you to determine what services will provide you with the best solution. As your needs change over time, we will adapt alongside you.

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​Companionship services are designed to keep the mind stimulated through activities, hobbies, outings and conversation. 
Homemaker services offer assistance with day to day tasks such as, light housekeeping, meal prep, laundry and changing sheets, organization and more.
Medication reminders and monitoring provide peace of mind for families. 

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​Personal care involves all companionship and homemaker services while offering more assistance with bathing, grooming, hygiene and dressing. Mobility, walking and transfer assistance prevent falls and injuries. Needs may range from a standby assist to a more involved, hands on approach. You may need help temporarily due to an injury or require more and more assistance as mobility declines or cognitive impairments prevents proper personal care. 

​Dementia care involves all needed personal care, companion care and homemaker services. For those living with dementia or any cognitive impairments, mental stimulation is provided through games and activities. Listening to music, watching movies and looking at photos from adolescents provides positive memory recognition and a calming environment. Redirection, de-escalation and other techniques are used to calm agitation, frustration, hallucinations and sun-downing. 

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