Home Helpers

Care Services from Home Helpers

• 24-Hour Care

  This service provides caregiver shift coverage around the clock so that as one caregiver's shift ends, the next caregiver's shift begins. 24-hour care offers the individual receiving care peace of mind because they know that a caregiver is available, no matter the time, to assist the individual with what they need.

• Companion Care

  Social interaction is important for maintaining emotional and cognitive health. Companion care services provide this through playing games, taking walks, chatting, and other activities that the individual enjoys.

• Fall Prevention

  The risk of falling increases with age and can lead to serious injury. Fall prevention care provides professionals to help individuals navigate their everyday movements and tasks in ways that maximize safety and are appropriate for their mobility level.

• Home Health

  Individuals living at home may experience injuries or have conditions that require health care services. Home health care services help people who are recuperating from illness or injury or who need help managing their medications. This service supports those who need health care support but are continuing to live at home.

• Homemaker Services

  Maintaining a home requires the completion of many tasks around the house. Homemaker services provide help with these chores. Care providers go to the home and assist with tasks that help maintain the home, such as tidying up, helping with laundry, and more. With homemaker services, older adults can live at home in a more clean and comfortable environment.

• Hospice Care

  Hospice care is provided when a person is nearing the end of their life. This type of service focuses on maximizing the comfort and quality of life of patients approaching the end of their lives by providing symptom and pain management as well as emotional and spiritual support. Family members are often included in receiving emotional support.

• Meal Preparation

  Preparing meals each day can be difficult for people with certain conditions, limited mobility, or other challenges. With meal preparation services, individuals no longer need to worry about making a fresh and nutritious breakfast, lunch, and dinner. A provider goes to the home and prepares these meals for the individual so they can enjoy home-cooked meals without the challenge of preparing them.

• Medication Administration

  Some individuals need to take multiple medications at different times of the day to manage various conditions. A professional who visits the home to provide medication administration services ensures that the individual takes the appropriate medications at the prescribed times and may help the person take the medicine.

• Medication Reminders

  If a person needs to take one or more medications to manage health conditions, they must remain consistent and take the medication at the prescribed time or times of day. Medication reminder services provide assistance to individuals so they can remember to take their medications appropriately.

• Palliative Care

  The goal of palliative care providers is to maintain quality of life by providing specialized care to relieve symptoms and stress for patients living with a serious or chronic illness.

• Parkinsons Care

  Parkinson's disease is a progressive disease. With time, individuals with Parkinson's disease experience symptoms that may make tasks more challenging. This type of care provides trained caregivers who assist the individual with various tasks they need to complete throughout the day so they can live at home comfortably and safely.

• Personal Care

  Personal care provides assistance and supervision for activities of daily living (ADLs), such as toileting, bathing, dressing, eating, transferring, and walking around. This type of service is nonmedical in nature and helps people perform personal tasks around the home safely.

• Post Surgery Care

  Most surgeries require time and care for recuperation. This type of care provides in-home care, such as medication or pain management, for patients returning home after a surgical procedure.

• Respite Care

  It can be challenging to be a caregiver and balance providing the support a loved one needs while managing personal and professional life responsibilities. Respite care providers give temporary relief to the caregiver by helping with tasks for the loved one, allowing the caregiver to attend to their needs and life obligations.

• Transitional Care

  A person's living arrangement or the level of care they need may change and evolve over time. When a person finds it challenging to manage these changes, transitional care services can help. This type of care ensures the coordination and care of patients moving residences or transitioning to a different level of care. 

• Veterans Care

  This type of care assists aging Veterans with personal care, activities of daily living, and other tasks.

• Other Care Available

  24 Hour Monitoring, Developmental & Intellectual Differences, Discharge Program, Hospital Sitter Services, Medical Care, New Moms, Recuperative Care, Support for Stroke Recovery, Temporary/Short-term care, Wake Up/Tuck In, Wellness Calls, Weekend Program 1.