Personal Hygiene & Daily Routine Assistance
Respectful help with the everyday tasks that have gotten harder, done the way your loved one likes them.
What it is
Some daily routines get harder with age: washing and dressing, keeping up with laundry, keeping the house tidy and safe. Our caregivers give respectful, nonmedical assistance and standby support with personal hygiene, bathing, dressing, grooming and household tasks such as laundry, light housekeeping and chores, always at your loved one's pace and protecting their privacy and dignity.
What's included
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Personal hygiene assistance, such as help with bathing, dressing and grooming
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Laundry and changing bed linens
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Light housekeeping: tidying, dishes, keeping walkways clear
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Help keeping a regular daily routine
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Grocery lists and putting groceries away
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Reminders and encouragement for daily routines the family sets
Who it helps
Seniors who want to stay independent at home but need a hand with some tasks. Seniors getting back into their routines after a hospital or rehab stay (nonmedical support only). Spouses or family caregivers who need help so they don't burn out.
How we do it
We ask how your loved one likes things done, then do it that way. We encourage people to do what they can for themselves and step in only where help is wanted. Caregivers have at least two years of caregiving experience and get regular field supervision.
Common questions
Is this medical care?
No. It's nonmedical help with personal hygiene and daily routines. We don't provide medical or nursing care, and we don't handle medication.
Can we choose the days and hours?
Yes. The schedule goes into your written care plan, and you can ask to change it.
What if my parent is private or hesitant?
That's common. We go slowly, respect boundaries and let your loved one lead.