Why home care?
Simple. Seniors want to be independent. A recent home care study found an overwhelming majority of seniors (86 percent) want to continue living at home for as long as possible.
CareSimply can help! Our caregivers can provide care services for almost any family and practically any situation. CareSimply’s goal is for your loved one to enjoy a healthy life in the comfort of their own home.
CareSimply’s services fall into several categories listed below. It’s important to note that every caregiver lists the type of services they are qualified to offer. These services are listed on their own profile, which can be found in the ‘skills’ tab.
Companion & Homemaker Services
Light housekeeping and meal preparation can become frustrating tasks to those affected by aging. CareSimply caregivers provide assistance for numerous daily activities, as well as basic peace-of-mind services:
- Meal preperation
- Monitoring home
- Socializing
- Transportation
- Safety supervision
- Light housekeeping
- Home organization
- Laundry services
- Respite care for family caregivers
Hygiene
As limitations evolve, basic hygiene can become a challenge. No matter what level of assistance your loved one needs, CareSimply caregivers can accommodate:
- Bathing and showering assistance
- Bed baths
- Grooming
- Shaving with electric razor
- Oral hygiene
- Toilet and incontinence care
Rehab / Physical Therapy
For those suffering from the physical effects of aging, CareSimply can help throughout the day in a number of ways:
- Ambulatory assistance
- Getting dressed
- Positioning in chair or bed
- Transfer between bed and chair
- Wheelchair assistance
Wellness
Our caregivers can provide services that help your loved one stave off or delay further effects of aging, both physical and mental. We can help foster wellness with services that include:
- Light exercise program development
- Meal planning
- Medication assistance
- Cognitive stimulation
Skilled Nursing / Medical Care
Some caregivers on CareSimply are licensed professionals: RN (Registered Nurse), LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse), or CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant). These caregivers are capable of providing the following services:
- Medication set-up
- Medication administration
- Insulin injections
- Wound care
- Catheter care
- Skilled hospice support