Caregiver for your loved ones in the comfort of their own house in Pasadena California
Many disabled or elderly individuals will eventually need home care assistance so that they're able to remain living in their own houses. Research demonstrates that these individuals do better emotionally if they can stay at home where they are emotionally comfortable, however, they may need ongoing assistance with medical care or their daily living tasks.
Senior Care San Marino
The elderly and disabled can stay in their own home, while obtaining the care that they need for their individual condition and symptoms.
Elderly Care Alhambra
Whether they need daily care for their personal needs like dressing, bathing, and meal preparation, or they just need occasional help with light housekeeping, a service like this can go a long ways toward improving their daily quality of life.
Alzheimer's Care Glendale
Patients with Alzheimer's often do much better if they're maintained in a familiar living situation. When a caregiver is involved, the patients are able to stay in their own home, comfortably, and still receive the supervision and care that they'll need for their own personal health and safety.
Parkinson's Care
If a patient struggles with Parkinson's, they will likely need more care on an ongoing basis as their condition worsens. As a patient loses the ability to lose their hands reliably, a caregiver can assist them with a variety of their daily tasks.
Dementia Care
Dementia is another condition in which an individual's mental capacity can decline with age, as symptoms worsen. The condition doesn't manifest precisely the same in any two patients, so the level of care can vary from one client to another.
Stroke Care
Strokes can cause serious physical and psychological changes. The individual may be left paralyzed or slightly paralyzed on one side of their body, or they may not be able to get around their home as easily as they used to be able to. A caregiver can help these individuals get around their home and complete their daily tasks.
Cancer Care
A client who is going through cancer treatment may need help with light housekeeping tasks, meal preparation, and rides to and from their treatments. Caregivers can step in and handle many of these tasks for the individual while they are recuperating from their treatments. The caregiver can help support the client emotionally, as well as assisting them with basic tasks like shopping, meal planning, and even sitting with them through their many medical appointments.
About Our Caregivers
Our caregivers are all highly skilled professionals who have been trained to treat a client with respect no matter the situation. Each has gone through an extensive background check and is certified in various types of caregiving. They can keep an eye out for signs that the client needs additional services due to medical issues or changes, and can report them back to us as required.
A caregiver typically goes the extra mile to make sure that their patient is happy, safe, and comfortable. This can take more effort for some than for others. Individuals with Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, or dementia may need care that is more specialized than those who are just getting older or who can't get around their home as well due to a physical disability. Either way, a skilled caregiver will always watch out for ways to help their client with routines and their daily tasks.
Home Health Care
Home Health Aid
24 Hour Care
Full time and around the clock caregivers are also available for elder patients.
Live In Caregiver
Learn about our live in care giver services and how we can help you twenty four hours a day.
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Post Traumatic Brain Injury Care (TBI)
Memory Care