Caregivers can provide personal care and supervision for seniors and others of their Activities of Daily Living (ADLs). Some of the services that Caregivers may provide include:
Meal Preparation
Light Housekeeping
Medication Reminders
Monitoring of Ambulation
Transportation to Doctor's Appointments
Socialization, Friendship and Support
Personal Care
Assistance with Dressing & Grooming
Assistance with Ambulation
Best of all, we provide the service where people are most comfortable - in their homes!

The Caregiver business fills an important niche in the senior care market. As today's elderly population continues to live longer, the demand for non-medical supervision is exploding. Previously, when seniors required assistance with their ADLs, either as a result of a condition, such as a stroke, hip replacement, or the onset of dementia or Alzheimer's, the options available to them were few. They could sell their house and move to a long-term care facility, or they could move in with their children. But neither solution is ideal. On the one hand, long-term care facilities are expensive, impersonal and often hard to get into, while moving in with children shifts the burden of care and responsibility onto the family, something many seniors are reluctant to do.

The logical solution is in-home care.