Dignified assistance with bathing, dressing, toileting, and personal hygiene - preserving independence while ensuring safety and comfort
Professional assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) that preserve dignity while ensuring safety, comfort, and hygiene
Recognizing when professional assistance becomes necessary for safety, dignity, and quality of life
Difficulty getting in/out of tub, fear of falling, skipping baths, or poor personal hygiene
Difficulty standing, walking, or moving around safely; recent falls or near-falls
Struggling with buttons, zippers, or shoelaces; wearing same clothes repeatedly; inappropriate clothing choices
Incontinence issues, difficulty reaching bathroom in time, or toileting safety concerns
Missing doses, taking wrong amounts, or confusion about multiple medications
Hip/knee replacements, cardiac procedures, or other surgeries requiring temporary intensive assistance
Weakness on one side, speech difficulties, or cognitive changes affecting daily activities
Severe pain, stiffness, or limited range of motion affecting basic personal care tasks
Tremors, balance issues, or difficulty with fine motor skills affecting daily activities
Memory issues affecting personal care routines, safety awareness, or medication management
Diabetes, COPD, heart conditions, or other illnesses requiring daily care management
Our approach prioritizes respect, privacy, and individual preferences while ensuring safety and professional care
Maintaining modesty during personal care, using appropriate draping, and respecting personal boundaries
Involving clients in decisions about their care, respecting preferences, and encouraging independence where possible
Using appropriate language, explaining procedures, and treating each person as a valued individual
Trained, experienced caregivers who perform tasks efficiently and safely, minimizing discomfort
Respecting cultural preferences, religious considerations, and individual traditions in personal care
Our caregivers are professionals who understand that needing help is normal. We approach personal care with the same professionalism as medical staff, helping you maintain dignity while staying safe.
We encourage you to do what you can independently and assist only where needed. Our goal is to help you stay in your home safely, not to take over completely.
All caregivers are thoroughly background-checked, bonded, and insured. We provide meet-and-greet opportunities to ensure compatibility before starting care.
We regularly reassess care needs and adjust services accordingly. Our flexible approach means we can increase or decrease care as your situation changes.
Flexible care options that match your specific needs and budget
Certified caregivers with personal care training
Respectful, professional personal care approach
Adaptable to changing needs and preferences
Regular updates and care coordination
Personal care can be combined with other services for comprehensive support
Round-the-clock personal care for those who need constant assistance with daily activities
Combine personal care assistance with social interaction and emotional support
Specialized personal care techniques for clients with memory loss and cognitive challenges
Call for a free, confidential assessment of personal care needs