Services

Home Care

Light Housekeeping
Meal Preparation
Bathing, Dressing and Personal Hygiene
Eating Assistance and/or Feeding
Diet Monitoring and Compliance
Transport or Escort to Appointments
Medication Reminders
Grocery Shopping and Medication Pick up
Transfers and Standby Assistance
Toileting Assistance
Wheelchairs and/or Walkers Assistance
Companionship and Social Activities
Skilled Nursing Care (RNs and LPNs)--Idaho only
Case Management (coordination of care)
Coordination of Billing with Long-Term Care Insurance

Respite Care

Reprieve for Family
Meal preparation and Feeding Assistance
Light Housekeeping and Laundry
Getting Up and Out of Bed
Bathing and Dressing Assistance
Entertainment and Companionship
Medication reminder
Case Management (coordination of care)
Coordination of Billing with Long-Term Care Insurance

Private Duty and Custom Care

Hourly and Live-In (2 hour minimum)
Post-Operative
Hospice
Alzheimer’s and Dementia
Activities of Daily Living
Transportation to Appointments and Errands
Shopping
Housekeeping and Laundry
Medication Pick-up and Reminders
Religious Services
Community Events and Social Outings
Case Management (coordination of care)

Services are available seven days per week, with a 2-hour minimum, including all holidays. Around-the-clock, 24-hour care is available at a reduced rate (certain requirements apply). A free in-home assessment by an RN, Area Manager or senior intake manager is done in order to assess the level of care a new client might need or has requested. This usually takes up to an hour to “get acquainted” and provides the client or a family member the chance to meet with someone from our company in order to better establish a level of comfort and a good working relationship between everyone. When necessary, we will consult with a client’s physician(s), social worker, hospital or any other provider or agency, when requested or needed, to ensure we get the Plan of Care right the first time and keep it current at all times.

This Plan of Care or “Care Plan” outlines a client’s unique or specialized needs, likes and dislikes and any other information necessary to ensure the client’s safety, effectiveness and well-being at home. The Care Plan is always drawn up with the client’s or family member’s help and approval. As we begin care in the home, we match the needs of the client to the best possible caregiver by encouraging our clients to help in the selection of their caregivers through interviews or introductory meetings. Bringing a stranger into an individual’s home for the first time is difficult in the best of circumstances and this method of introduction has proven to be very successful and well received by our clients and their family members.