10/30/2025
Need assistant living at home? Ellis Senior Care offers all the same services except you will have your own care professional at your side who will provide the necessary assistance that will keep you comfortable in your own home.
If you find yourself wanting to stay in the familiar surroundings of your home, give us a call to discuss how the following service can help you to achieve that!
Personal care
This category includes hands-on assistance with basic daily functions, known as Activities of Daily Living (ADLs).
• Hygiene and grooming: Assistance with bathing, showering, oral hygiene, hair care, shaving, and skincare.
• Dressing: Help with choosing and putting on appropriate and comfortable weather clothing.
• Mobility assistance: Help with getting in and out of beds, chairs, and vehicles. This can include transfers and walking assistance.
• Toileting and incontinence care.
Companion services
These tasks are focused on maintaining a clean, comfortable, and safe living environment for the senior.
• Meal preparation: Planning and preparing nutritious meals that meet any dietary restrictions. This can include cooking and assistance with feeding if necessary.
• Light housekeeping: Tasks like laundry, making the bed, dusting, vacuuming, and washing dishes.
• Errands and transportation: Grocery shopping, picking up prescriptions.
• Home safety: Monitoring the home for potential hazards, such as cluttered walkways, and making sure safety equipment like smoke detectors are working properly.
• Social engagement: Engaging in conversation, listening to life stories, and participating in hobbies or activities.
• Emotional support: Providing a comforting presence and offering reassurance.
• Outings and activities: Accompanying the senior on walks, visits with friends, or community events
Health management support
While non-medical caregivers cannot administer medication, they provide crucial support to help seniors manage their health.
• Medication reminders: Ensuring the seniors take their medication on schedule.
• Appointment coordination: Scheduling and providing transportation to doctor's visits.
• Health monitoring: Observing and reporting any changes in a senior's health, mood, or cognitive ability to family or a supervisor.
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