Home Care Services We Provide

PSW care — Our caregivers can help with activities of daily living including mobility and transferring (walking, standing, sitting, getting in and out of bed, etc.), personal hygiene, bathing, dressing, and grooming.

Exercise programme reinforcement — “Use it or lose it” as they say. Exercise can lead to improved flexibility, muscle tone, balance and coordination, and can help prevent falls, improve appetite, improve mood, and more.

Medications — Ensuring the right medications are taken at the right time can make a significant difference in your parent's well-being. All too often the medication is there but it is not being taken, or not being taken properly. We can help correct this issue, and provide ongoing monitoring and assistance.

Grocery shopping and meal preparation — Cookies and tea are a nice treat, but they're not a meal. Eating and drinking are essential to your parent's well-being. A lack of proper nutrition can lead to confusion, dehydration, weakness, falls, and trips to hospital. We can help make sure your parent has an opportunity to improve their nutrition and hydration.

Going to appointments — Doctor's appointments are usually during the daytime when you likely have work or other commitments. Our caregivers can accompany your parent(s) to Doctor's appointments, tests, etc., freeing you up to take care of the many other things you need to do.

Companionship and cognitive stimulation — All too often one day blends into the next. Companionship means having someone to talk with, who encourages participation in activities, and can help make days more interesting and purposeful. Benefits may include increased appetite and hydration, improved mental state, fewer “challenging” calls to family, a higher level of function, and more.

Light housekeeping (as part of providing care) — A clean, tidy environment can be beneficial psychologically and physically, reducing the risk of falls and improving overall well-being.