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In-Home Care Services
At ChoiceCare IHC, we offer seniors and their families personalized support that promotes independence, safety, and comfort.
Our caregivers provide assistance with activities of daily living,
reducing the risk of unnecessary hospitalization and ensuring safety in the comfort of their homes.
Beyond care, we offer uplifting companionship, providing a supportive presence within the home. Families rest easy knowing their loved ones
are in good hands with ChoiceCare!
Activities
Participating in activities can promote cognitive function and emotional well-being, as well as physical health.
Meaningful engagement and routine boosts morale, provides a sense of purpose,
and even helps regulate sleep cycles.
Activities can include things like cooking and baking, crafting, gardening, going on an outing or a walk through the park, listening to music, pursuing hobbies, playing cards, reading, or working on a puzzle.
Companionship
Good company not only brightens a senior's day-- it can also have a positive effect on their physical health. Studies show that regular social engagement can enhance the immune system, helping the body fend off illness.
Maintaining regular social connections reduces stress and fosters emotional balance, making it a cornerstone of overall well-being for older adults,
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Light Housekeeping
Light housekeeping services promote independence, allowing seniors to age in place safely by keeping their home clutter-free and reducing the risk of falls and injuries.
Services typically include vacuuming, dusting, laundry, changing bed linens, washing dishes, taking out the trash, tidying up, and disinfecting surfaces throughout the home.
Meal Preparation
Caregivers can play a vital role in supporting older adults with various meal-related activities. This support may include meal planning for balanced nutrition, shopping for ingredients, preparing and serving meals, cleaning up afterward, and ensuring safety in the kitchen.
Due to cognitive decline, some may require feeding assistance or cueing and prompts to keep them engaged at mealtime.
Medication Reminders
Older adults often need medication reminders. Aging can affect memory, which makes it challenging to keep track of their medications. These reminders help prevent missed or double doses and ensure that medications are taken in a timely manner.
Consistent reminders help keep seniors safe, reduce the risk of unnecessary hospital visits, and maintain their independence at home.
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Mobility Assistance
Mobility assistance includes various support services designed to help seniors maintain their independence and safely navigate their daily lives while minimizing the risk of injury from falls.
Older adults often require physical assistance with walking, such as guidance through tight spaces or keeping their balance.
Some need help transferring in and out of bed, chairs, wheelchairs, or vehicles.
While bed bound individuals need to be repositioned in bed ensure comfort and prevent pressure sores.
Personal Care
Personal care assistance is an essential service for for many seniors. It helps maintain their dignity, independence, and physical health, while also preventing infections and skin issues.
Our caregivers provide vital daily assistance with bathing, grooming, and personal hygiene, which reduces illness and supports mental well-being. These services enable seniors to live safely at home, improving their quality of life.
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Respite Care
Designed to enhance the well-being of both family caregivers and their elderly loved ones.
Respite care provides essential support, allowing time for family to take much-needed breaks.
This service ensures seniors receive quality care while their family members recharge--
reducing and preventing burnout.
With our compassionate caregivers at hand, families have peace of mind knowing that their loved ones are in good hands.
Safety Supervision
This service is aimed at ensuring a secure home environment and providing assistance to help seniors maintain their independence while minimizing safety risks.
Caregivers play a crucial role in maintaining a safe space and being present to address safety issues as they arise.
This includes monitoring their daily activities, preventing falls, and being vigilant about potential hazards in the home.
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Shopping and Errands
Assistance with running errands and shopping offers numerous benefits for the elderly.
Caregivers provide companionship and social interaction, reducing feelings of loneliness and boredom. They can also ensure that necessary items are purchased, promoting a healthier lifestyle. Some may also benefit from transportation to important appointments.
This extra support allows elderly individuals to maintain their independence while receiving the assistance they need in a safe and supportive manner.
Hospice Support Care
Non-medical service, focused on quality of life, is designed to provide essential daily care and comfort for individuals dealing with terminal illnesses. It also offers extra emotional support for their families. Our team works alongside hospice providers to ensure personalized care in a familiar and peaceful setting.
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Aimed at providing uplifting support for those residing in facilities such as assisted living and nursing homes. Prioritizing quality time-- visits boost morale and reduce loneliness.
Services can include companionship, engaging in community activities, light housekeeping, meal preparation, outings, and transportation.
In-Facility Support
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