Many people can benefit from home care. Many elderly and seniors wish to stay at home in their golden years rather than move to some sort of assisted living or other type of facility. Staying at home keeps them as independent as possible and lets them continue to live safely and in an environment they are used to and comfortable with. They just need a little help to keep them safe and well cared for. Other people whose lives would be greatly helped with home care include adults and children with disabilities, Alzheimer's disease and dementia patients, people with neuromuscular conditions, people recovering from surgery or going through rehabilitation, people at risk of falling and becoming injured and family and friend caregivers that need a break or respite.

Griswold Home Care offers a variety of non-medical home care, elder care and disability care services. The services are generally described as:

Personal Care Services - which may include; bathing, shaving, oral/mouth care, dressing, grooming, hair and skin care, perineal care, assisting with the commode, assisting with active range-of-motion activities, transfers, feeding, assisting with self-administered medications, limiting or encouraging fluids, recording food intake, urinary and bowel function as well as other supportive care requested by clients.

Companionship Services - which may include; reading, conversation, games, projects, appointments, attending outings and events and many more based on client requests.

Homemaking Services - which may include: meal planning, cooking, meal preparation, light housekeeping, personal laundry and linens, shopping, errands incidental transportation and out-of-town travel assistance as well as other services based on client requests.

Our caregivers can help on a temporary basis, for certain blocks of time on certain days all the way up to 24/7 live-in care. No long-term contracts are required and we have very simple and affordable pricing.