HOME CARE SERVICES

 

Personal Care

• Follows client specific care plan set  by client or client's responsible party.

• Prepares and serves meals according to client’s dietary needs and assists clients with feeding if  needed.

• Provides a safe environment for the client.

• Assists client with ambulation and with transfers from bed to chair or wheelchair.

• Remind client to take medications

•  Assists with client’s personal ADL's including  personal care, bathing, hair, teeth and mouth, dressing, shaving and nail care.

• Provides or assists with full or partial bath in the tub/shower or the bed.

• Companionship Care

• Light Homemaking Duties

• Aide performs light  household tasks essential to the client’s health 

• Takes care of all personal laundry and bed linens for client.

• Makes and changes the bed.

• Client’s room will be kept clean this  will include dusting and vacuuming

• Grocery shopping assistance

• Accompanies client to medical appointments or social gatherings when necessary.

• Provides socialization and support for the client by establishing rapport.

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Senior Home Care Services

NurseCare provides non-medical companion and homemaker services to seniors, those recovering from surgery. Options include 24 hour live-in or hourly care.

 

Live-in Home Care

Our most comprehensive service for those who need continued support, live-in home care allows you or your loved one to remain home and continue to enjoy familiar routines and surroundings.

Our live-in home care companions provide:

• Social interaction and company

• Assistance with daily household tasks (cooking, cleaning, laundry, etc.)

• Help with maintaining medication schedules

• Transportation within the community

• Assist with telephone calls and correspondence

• Around-the-clock, 24/7 support

• End of life care

• Personal care (bathing, dressing, incontinence care, etc.)

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Caregivers keep simple records related to the care plan. These records are monitored by  Supervisor. For safety reasons, caregivers are not allowed to leave the client alone. Therefore, the client must make arrangements for grocery shopping and other errands if needed. Labor laws require that the Live In Aide have sleep time, meal time and free time. Room and board is the responsibility of the client as part of the service. Additional work, if required, may result in additional charges.