What Our Caregiver Do?

Personal Care Services

1. Assistance with Daily Living Activities (ADLs):

   • Help with bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting.

   • Support with mobility and transfers (e.g., from bed to chair).

2. Medication Management:

   • Remind and assist with medication intake.

   • Monitor for side effects and ensure adherence to medication schedules.

   • Coordinate with healthcare providers for prescriptions and instructions.

3. Nutrition and Meal Preparation:

   • Plan and prepare balanced, nutritious meals.

   • Accommodate dietary restrictions and preferences.

   • Ensure proper hydration and assist with feeding if necessary.

Health Monitoring and Assistance

4. Vital Signs Monitoring:

   • Regularly check blood pressure, temperature, and other vital signs.

   • Observe and report any changes in health or behavior.

   • Keep a log of health observations for healthcare providers.

5. Exercise and Rehabilitation:

   • Assist with prescribed physical therapy and exercise routines.

   • Encourage light physical activities to maintain mobility and strength.

   • Prevent bedsores through regular movement and repositioning.

Household Management

6. Housekeeping:

   • Perform light housekeeping tasks (cleaning, laundry, organizing).

   • Maintain a clean and safe living environment.

   • Assist with grocery shopping and other errands.

7. Transportation and Escort Services:

   • Provide transportation to medical appointments, social events, and errands.

   • Accompany clients during outings and ensure their safety.

Emotional and Social Support

8. Companionship:

   • Engage in meaningful conversations and activities.

   • Accompany clients to social events and community activities.

   • Encourage participation in hobbies and interests.

9. Emotional Support:

   • Provide a listening ear and emotional reassurance.

   • Monitor for signs of loneliness, depression, or anxiety.

   • Offer encouragement and motivation.

Administrative Assistance

10. Documentation and Record Keeping:

    • Maintain accurate records of care provided and daily activities.

    • Track medication schedules and health observations.

    • Communicate regularly with family members and healthcare providers.

11. Emergency Preparedness:

    • Be prepared for emergencies with knowledge of first aid and CPR.

    • Keep emergency contact information readily available.

    • Develop and follow an emergency action plan.