There is a significant difference in the type of care that is provided through Home Health care versus Companion Care. Both services offer compassionate care and support but with one major difference. Home Health Care is a medical and therapeutic intervention that is regulated through Medicare and overseen by a physician. Whereas, Companion Care is a non-medical service that is provided by trained caregivers.
Payments for services are generally paid privately or with long term care insurance. We offer unique benefits and provide peace of mind for your loved ones. Some of these services include:. Caregivers help clients with activities of daily living ADL including: getting in and out of bed, walking, bathing, toileting, dressing, medication reminders, appointment scheduling, answering the phone and door, handling mail, reading, companionship and more.
Light housekeeping is meant to keep the home orderly through changing linens, making beds, dusting, vacuuming, laundry, watering plants, disposal of garbage and more. Caregivers provide one-on-one support, including assistance to medical and other personal appointments.
This service gives family caregivers an opportunity to spend time away from their loved one s with the confidence that a trained professional is administering care in their absence. Caregivers transport clients to doctors, hair appointments, grocery shopping, and other miscellaneous errands.
If our clients have problems walking or just need a little assistance, our caregivers are there to help out. We will stand by clients and assist them around the house or on their errands.
