pHYSICAL DISABILITY SUPPORT

Arthritis, physical disabilities, and age-related conditions are some of the few circumstances that prevent clients from caring for themselves. Our caregivers can assist you with daily tasks such as mobility, eating, exercising, and grooming.

Our experienced and highly trained caregivers provide the highest quality of care to our clients. Our goal is to help individual and their loved ones live happy and stressful lives.

The focus of Interactive Caregiving is doing things with our clients instead of doing things for them. While our caregivers provide assistance with the daily needs that a senior has, they encourage participation and engagement as much as possible.

Our compassionate caregivers not only offer assistance and support to elderly adults but also help family caregivers in a multitude of ways. Family caregivers are often find themselves feeling isolated, stressed, and overwhelmed. A professional care givers can offer a gentle hands allowing for much needed time off for respite, relief, and selfcare. We understand that your loved one has unique senior care needs, and your family has specific preferences. Our expert Care Managers or our Operations Manager will work with you and your loved one to create a custom-made care plan. Your loved one's care plan will include all the services that he or she requires, ranging from joyful companionship and homemaking service to mobility support.

The end of life is a natural part of our life cycle, yet it is often misunderstood and overlooked in the training process for caregivers and health care providers. Providing end-of-life care can be uncomfortable not only for the client and family, but also for the caregiver. Our practical care program, Tips for End-of-Life, was designed to provide caregivers with the information needed to support and assist clients and their families through the end-of-life process. An increasing number of people are choosing to live their last days at home. While many have arranged for hospice care services, not all have the care they need to remain comfortable at home during their last days. Whether our client engages hospice service or not, it remains important for our caregivers to understand the end-of-life process so they can best assist with the dignity and respect our client deserves.