Types of Care


Live-in care
Why Choose Live-in Care?
With the help of a Live-in Caregiver, clients are able to stay in their own home. This avoids unnecessary change, and the many risks and lifestyle disruptions of a nursing home. It further allows clients to stay in a familiar and comfortable environment, having round-the-clock care and companionship, being able to stay with partners and pets which have a positive impact on their mental well-being, and allowing visits from family and friends as often as they like.
Key responsibilities may include, but are not limited to:
- Supporting all aspects of personal hygiene
- Medication reminding
- Meal preparation
- Helping clients move around their home
- Providing a listening ear and emotional support
- Ensuring appropriate reporting is carried out for each individual under their care plan
- Providing safety and supervision during the night
Personal Care Assistant


Why Choose a Personal Care Assistant ?
With the help of a Personal Care Assistant, clients are able to stay in their own home as long as their safety is not compromised at night. This avoids unnecessary change, and the many risks and lifestyle disruptions of a nursing home. The client is in a familiar and comfortable environment, having care and companionship as needed, as well as having the many benefits of being around their partners and pets. They allow visits from family and friends as often as they like.
Key responsibilities may include, but are not limited to:
- Supporting all aspects of personal hygiene
- Medication reminding
- Meal preparation
- Helping clients move around their home and community
- Providing a listening ear and emotional support
- Ensuring appropriate reporting is carried out for each individual under their care plan


Companions
Homemakers




Overnight Care
Why Choose Overnight Care?
With the help of Overnight Care, client’s are able to choose to stay in their own home while being safe during the night . Avoid unnecessary change and the risk of going to a nursing home. Staying in a familiar and comfortable environment. Having someone with them during the night for safety. Being able to stay with partners and pets which can have a positive impact on their mental wellbeing.
Key responsibilities may include, but are not limited to:
- Supporting all aspects of personal hygiene during the night
- Medication reminding
- Helping client’s move around their home
- Providing a listening ear and emotional support
- Ensuring appropriate reporting is carried out for each individual under their care plan