Aging Brings Physical and Mental Changes That Can Feel Scary

From helping with mobility (e.g. helping them walk or use mobility aids like canes and walkers), transfers (e.g. out of bed, to the toilet), personal hygiene (including bathing, toileting, incontinence care, dressing, teeth brushing), healthy meal preparation, and feeding to medication reminders, homemaking (e.g. taking the trash to the curb, cleaning the bathroom, doing the laundry), running errands, helping with communication (e.g. phone calls, video chat, or emails) or assistive technology (such as hearing aids), and helping them reminisce memories and stay engaged, our experienced caregivers are here to ensure seniors’ comfort, well-being, and dignified care at home.