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Personal care | Memory care | Mobility assistance | Meal prep | Transportation | Housekeeping | Medication reminders

Know someone is there – even when you can't be

Between work and other life responsibilities, it can be overwhelming – if not impossible – to balance life as a family caregiver.

Home Instead® home care services allow you to regain a sense of control and feel covered when you can’t always be present for your loved one. Our compassionate and professional, at-home caregivers provide the relief and support you need and deserve.

What is home care?

Home care is personalized elderly assistance with everyday activities around the house such as bathing, cleaning, meal prep and medication reminders. At home caregivers work one-on-one with people at all stages of aging, giving them the opportunity to safely age in place.

Home Instead personalized caregiving services at home

Personal care: Personal care involves assisting with daily living (ADLs) such as bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and hygiene.

Alzheimer’s and dementia care: Our hired caregivers are trained to provide a safe and structured environment, engage in memory-enhancing activities, and address the specific needs of those with cognitive impairments.

Hospice care: We focus on ensuring comfort, providing pain management, and emotional support for the patient and their family during the end-of-life stage.

24-hour care: 24-hour care is an option when a patient needs constant personal home care assistance to ensure their safety. This is often the case for bed-bound people and people who are:

• Recovering from surgery
• Living with Alzheimer's disease or dementia
• Recovering from a stroke, heart attack, or other serious health event

Mobility assistance: We help individuals with limited mobility to move around safely. Caregiver companions may assist with transferring from bed to chair, walking support, and using mobility aids to enhance independence.

Meal Prep: Meal preparation services involve planning and cooking nutritious meals based on dietary preferences and restrictions, ensuring proper nutrition.

Transportation: Care Pros help individuals get to medical appointments, run errands, or attend social activities. This is valuable for those with difficulty driving or using public transportation.

Housekeeping: Services include light cleaning and organizing tasks to maintain a safe and comfortable living environment. This may involve tasks such as dusting, vacuuming, and laundry.

Medication reminders: Our Care Pros provide timely reminders for individuals to take their medications as prescribed. This service helps ensure medication adherence and proper management of health conditions.

Chronic illness care: Assistance for individuals with long-term health conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, or respiratory disorders. We help manage symptoms, monitor health, and coordinate with healthcare professionals.

How home care can benefit your loved one

There are several benefits to receiving private, elderly care in the home, for you and your aging loved one. Home care providers, like Home Instead, offer respite care to family caretakers as well as the peace of mind of knowing your loved one is in good hands. For seniors, the benefits of one-on-one, personal home care assistance include:

• Access to high-quality, personalized care
• Greater independence
• Enhanced safety and comfort
• Companionship and social engagement

Why Home Instead?

Choosing someone to care for your family is one of the biggest decisions you'll ever make. Our companion caregivers not only provide a superior level of care but also bring joy and reassurance to those they spend time with. Contact Home Instead for:

• Qualified caregivers. Home Instead care professionals are screened, extensively trained, and reliable
• Customized care plans. Our in-home care consultations develop an individualized care plan for your loved one’s specific home care needs.
• High-quality care. We regularly evaluate the care we provide to better it through in-person reassessments, surveys, and conversations with family and healthcare providers.