Our Services

Personalized Care

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We take the time to understand your preferences and daily routines to deliver care that enhances your quality of life.

Our goal is to provide support that aligns with your lifestyle while promoting independence and well-being.

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Activities of daily living (ADLs)

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A PCA may assist the person with the following ADLs:

• Dressing - Application of clothing and special appliances or wraps.

• Grooming - Basic hair care, oral cares, shaving, basic nail care, applying cosmetics and deodorant, care of eyeglasses and hearing aids.

• Bathing - Basic personal hygiene and skin care.

• Eating - Completing the process of eating including application of orthotics required for eating, hand washing and transfers.

• Transfers - Assistance to transfer the person from one seating or reclining area to another.

• Mobility - Assistance with ambulation.

• Positioning - Assistance with positioning or turning a person for necessary care and comfort.

• Toileting - Helping person with bowel or bladder elimination and care. This includes transfers, mobility, positioning, feminine hygiene, use of toileting equipment or supplies, cleansing, inspection of the skin and adjusting clothing.

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Instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs)

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A PCA may assist an adult recipient with the following:

• Accompany to medical appointments

• Accompany to participate in the community

• Assist with paying bills

• Communicate by telephone and other media

• Complete household tasks integral to the PCA services

• Plan and prepare meals

• Shop for food, clothing and other essential items

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Health-related procedures and tasks

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Under state law, a licensed health care professional may delegate health-related procedures and tasks to a personal care assistant. Examples of health-related procedures and tasks include:

• Assistance with self-administered medications

• Interventions for seizure disorders, including monitoring and observation

• Range of motion to maintain a person’s strength and muscle functioning

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Observation and redirection of behaviors

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A PCA service may include observation of a person who:

• Has episodes of behaviors

• Needs redirection to remain safe in his/her environment

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The PCA program provides support to:

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• People with disabilities of all ages

• Elderly (over 65 years)

• People with chronic health conditions

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Our Homemaking Services include:

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General household activities provided by a trained homemaker, when a person is unable to manage the home or when the person regularly responsible for these activities is temporarily absent or unable to manage the home.

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Covered Services

• Meal preparation

• Shopping and errands

• Routine household care

• Assistance with activities of daily living

• Transportation arrangement

• Companionship

• Emotional support

• Social stimulation

• Monitor the safety and well being of the client

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Companionship & Emotional Support

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We understand the importance of social interaction for overall well-being. Our caregivers provide friendly companionship, engaging conversation, and emotional support to help prevent loneliness and promote a sense of connection.

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Safety & Security

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Your safety is our priority. Our caregivers are trained to recognize potential hazards and respond to any concerns, ensuring you feel comfortable and secure in your home.

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Respite Care for Family Caregivers

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Caring for a loved one can be both rewarding and demanding. We offer respite services, allowing family caregivers to take a much-needed break while knowing their loved one is in caring and capable hands.​