Personal Care
Non-Medical Home Care Services for Individuals With Disabilities or Aging Seniors.
Seniors are living longer and desire to age-in- place at homes. The need for home care from a professionally trained and nurturing caregiver is often needed to help with maintaining independence and their daily routine. On average, seven out of 10 people over 65 will require long term care (LTC) services as they age. If your aging-loved one is having difficulty living independently at home, Homegrown Home Care can help them stay in their home longer, reduce the risk of falls, and improve quality of life.
Advantages of Non-medical Companion Care.
Our Non-Medical Home Service Caregivers is there to offer his or her time and company to your parents or grandparents. Some of the benefits of home health care in the form of a non-medical home service caregiver can be described as:
- It helps to maintain a sense of independence for those individuals (disabled adults or seniors) who are still able to do some things on their own<./li>
- It comforts the family to know that the disabled adult or senior has someone who cares to regularly check up on them or to provide them with daily company and activities.
- It ensures that the disabled individual or senior are safe because they are not at home alone for long periods of time.
- The caregiver is trained to act in the event of emergency keeping the family aware of what is going on with their loved-one.
- Eases their daily routine with the help of a Home Service Worker they can call on to assist with painful tasks, reminding them to take their medication and helping them move around the home or out in the community.
- Offers companionship, friendship and stimulating conversation.
- Home Services Workers can run errands, pick up prescriptions, dry cleaning and help take a disabled adult or senior to their doctor’s appointments.
- It is less expensive than nursing, a nursing home, or assisted living facility.
Hopewell Home Care works with the individual, the individual’s family/client representative and health professional to customize a daily service plan that fits the needs and budget of each individual.
- Maintaining Personal Hygiene by assisting with bathing, showering, oral care, hair care and bathroom use.
- Performing basic cleaning tasks: Dusting, straightening, organizing, doing laundry, and keeping the home environment tidy, clutter free and sanitized.
- Helping with meal preparation, providing a balance nutrition cooking diabetic-friendly meals, cooking nutritional meals, cooking heart-healthy meals, assistance with feeding and disposing of expired foods at the end of the meal.
- Assisting in daily tasks such as sitting and standing, moving from room to room, dressing, and so on.
- Assisting with technology, such as returning phone calls or responding to emails.
- Providing transportation to doctor's appointments, errands, social engagements, family events, religious activities and trips, and other social engagements.
- Providing pleasant company throughout the day, evening or nigh.t
Such services are a manner of ensuring the safety and comfort of adults with disabilities or the older adults that do not live with or near their families.
HopeWell caregivers are here to help with all these things and MORE! To get a FREE In-Home Evaluation or to Start Services CALL US TODAY!
Post-Surgery Care
Post-operation is a necessary period to assist the body in getting back to its original efficiency. Most operations or surgeries become more critical with age as the natural healing process of the body slows down. Open surgical procedures that utilize a large incision are known to take a longer period of time to recover (6 months or more) vs. a minimal invasive procedure (3-days to 4 weeks).
Here is where we step in to help!
Hopewell Home Care offers an array of services to meet the needs and demands of individuals post-surgery or operation. We have customized care plans, a care program with a holistic approach that fits within the doctor’s recovery guidelines, therapy treatments and rehabilitation goals.
Our Goal Is To Give You and Your Family The Peace Of Mind You Deserve!
Here is How HopeWell Home Care Can Help:
- We are there for you and your family immediately after surgery to help during the recovery period.
- Post-Surgery Care is available for a few hours a day or 24-Hours Around The Clock To Assist You With The Healing Process.
- We are there to comfort and offer positive reinforcements from the beginning to the end of the recovery period.
- Our Registered Nurses and Licensed Nurses are able to assess from head-to-toe, check vital signs and prevent infections.
- Our Skilled Nurses (RNs & LPNs) are able to communicate the progress of your condition and healing with the doctor or other health professionals, even at a doctor’s appointment.
- Our Registered and Licensed Nurses are able to assess, monitor and change the dressing on the surgical site(s).
- We monitor pain levels, provide comfort and our skilled nurses can assist in the medication management of pain according to Doctor’s Orders.
- Our Home Service Workers will assist with personal care needs such as bathing, showering, dressing, light housekeeping and running errands
- Transportation Back and Forth To Doctor’s Appointments, Therapy Appointments and Follow-up Visits
- Meal Planning, Preparation and Feeding
- Medication Management
- Medication Administration
- Preventing Falls and Incidents
- Acting in the event of an emergency
Types of Surgeries That Can Benefit From Our Post Surgery Care:
- Bone Malformations of the Skull and Face - Pediatric Post Care
- Bone Marrow Donation
- Brain Injury
- Breast Biopsy
- Cesarean Section
- Complex Spinal Reconstruction
- Congenital Heart Disease - Pediatric Post Surgery Care
- Correction of Spinal Abnormalities - Pediatric Post Care
- Facelifts
- Gallbladder Removal (Cholecystectomy)
- Gastric Bypass Surgery
- Hepatectomy
- Hip Replacement
- Hysterectomy
- Knee Replacement
- Liposuction
- Orthopedic Surgery
- Proctocolectomy
- Removal brain tumors - Pediatric Post Surgery Care
- Repair of Intestinal Malformations
- Spinal Fusion
- Tummy Tuck
- Vascular Surgery
Companion Care
Hopewell Home Care Provides Companion Care Services To Adults and the Elderly Keeping Them Happy and Safe at Home.
When you're faced with leaving your loved-one at home alone or having them move into your home, we recommend our Companion Care Services. Companion Care offers a number of benefits to adults or seniors who need a helping hand but want to remain independent at home.
We do the work for you!
- Assisting with personal hygiene like: bathing, personal care, hair care, oral care, grooming and maintaining a pleasant appearance.
- We make an effort to help your loved-one avoid unnecessary accidents by assisting them to the bathroom and with bathroom use, if needed.
- Performing basic cleaning tasks like: dusting, straightening and organizing, doing laundry, changing the bed linens, and MORE!
- Our Companion Caregivers may also do heavier cleaning tasks as requested and at different times of the month to maintain the cleanliness of the home environment.
- Companions also help with maintaining nutrition by preparing meals for the day or week, cooking dietary friendly meals, serving prepared meals and feeding those who need assistance.
- Daily tasks such as getting out of bed, sitting, standing, and moving from room to room are other tasks a Companion Caregiver can provide.
- Assisting with technology, such as returning phone calls, texting, using the computer or responding to emails.
- Providing transportation to doctor's appointments, running errands, attending social engagements, accompanying them to family activities, religious activities, on trips, and keeping them active.
- Providing pleasant company for the day so that they don't have to be alone, and
- MORE!
Such services are individually designed to ensure the safety and well-being of individuals who live alone. To learn more about how we can help, making life more easier for you.
We offer a FREE in-home consultation at NO COST to you to learn more about how our Companion Care Services may fit you or your loved-ones needs.
Specialized Care
Live life peacefully and independently with the right help by your side. Homegrown Health Care is there to aid you in every step of your ongoing medical treatment or chronic condition.
Our Specialized Care Services are offered when skilled or unskilled nursing care are needed for an unfixed amount of time and are more common in the case of chronic illnesses that take a considerable amount of time to heal.
Some of the essential life assistance that will be offered in case of long term care would be:
Brain Injury Care Adult or Child
- Hands on assistance with ambulation to prevent fall
- Assistance with feeding and hydration in accordance with dietary regimens
- Safe utilization of assistive devices like walkers, canes, or hoyer lifts
- Reminder services (medications, dates, appointments, routines, etc.)
- Providing socialization, friendship, conversation and emotional support
- Encouraging and promoting exercise, therapy regiments and tracking progress towards care plan goals
Cancer Care
- Post Chemotherapy/Radiation Therapy Support and Assistance
- Meal Preparation and Nutrition Encouragement to Increase Energy Levels
- Social Support and Activities To Divert Negative Feelings
- Assistance With Exercise Regimen To Reduce Depression & Anxiety While Increasing Energy
- Management of Daily Activities At Onset Of Fatigue To Best Conserve Energy
- Cancer Care for Children or Adults
Diabetes Care Management
- Preparation of Diabetic-Friendly Meals
- Monitoring Condition of the Skin and Lower Extremities To Prevent Skin Breakdown Ulcers and Related Injuries
- Ensure Proper Oral Hygiene To Prevent Gum Disease Common To Diabetics
Parkinson’s Care
- Gait Supervision to prevent fails
- Light housekeeping to remove potentially dangerous obstacles
- Assistance with feeding during tremor episodes
- Specialized meal preparation when swallowing
- Offering fluids for thirst relief caused by Parkinson’s Medication
Postpartum Care
- Assisting New Moms after a C-Section/Post-Operative Care
- Assisting New Moms with multiple babies
- Assisting New Moms with sleep restoration
- Neonatal Care
- Light Housekeeping: Washing/Cleaning Bottles, Laundry, Baby Room Organization, Vacuuming, Sweeping, and Keeping Surfaces Sanitized
- Meal Preparation: Cooking Healthy Meals To Help New Moms Maintain Their Strength, To Increase Lactation
- Allowing Rest Periods To Catch Up On: Sleep, Pumping, Taking A Shower, and Heal
- Companionship To Assist Through Feelings Of “Baby Blues, “ Postpartum Depression or Feeling Overwhelmed
- Help To Prevent Incidents: SIDS, Choking Suffocation and Strangulation
- Infant Care To Special Needs Children: Changing Diapers, Watch Them As They Sleep, Pick Them Up, Comfort Them or Bring Them To Their Parents.
- 4+ Hour Shift
- Overnight Shifts
Stroke Care
- Continuous patient care and support after being discharged from the hospital or rehab facility
- Promoting mobility by transferring and assist the individual with paralysis, in a wheel chair or having difficulty walking
- Assisting In Maintaining Therapy and Rehabilitation Exercises
- Support with feeding for individual who have difficulty swallowing
- Assistance with mobility and supervision to prevent falls
- Transportation to and from doctor’s appointments and other health professionals, and
- Other Personal Care Services
Worker’s Compensation Care
- Short-Term to Long-Term Care as a result of a work-related incident
- Personal Care and Hygiene
- Running Errands, Grocery Shopping and Accompany To Appointment
- Meal Preparation, Cooking and Assistance With Feeding
- Housekeeping Services
- Medication Administration by a Nurse
- Medication Management by a Home Service Worker
- Maintaining A Safe Environment that is supervised by our nursing team or Home Care Workers, and
- Companionship
End of Life Care
End of Life Care or Palliative Care Services is driven by compassion and commitment to help individuals who are going through the last days, last weeks or last months of their life cycle. End of Life Care, often coupled with Hospice Care from a Hospice Provider, aims to provide the proper emotional support, physical support and personal assistance to anyone going through the last days of life.
Hopewell Home Care understands the responsibility of this role, and our Nurses and Home Service Workers are there to comfort the individual, relieve the family caregivers, and maintain a peaceful, pain-free and positive environment during the last moments of life.
“Palliative Care” or “Hospice Care” often times go hand-in-hand with End Of Life Care Services.
Palliative care is the operational support during the ongoing treatment of a severe illness like cancer. It might begin from as early as the initial stage of the treatment and may go on indefinitely, totally depending upon the patient’s recovery and needs.
Palliative care assists individuals coping with a variety of serious and chronic illnesses, such as:
- Cancer
- Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
- Congestive heart failure (CHF)
- Emphysema
- Kidney failure
- Liver failure
- Lung disease
- Neurological diseases such as Parkinson’s, or ALS
Hospice Care is specifically for the patients who have discontinued their treatment and are prepared to embrace the last days of their lives. Starting Hospice Care early can assist in providing longer months of meaningful care, comfort and quality time with loved ones.
Agency Name Here End of Life Services is there to provide empathy, pain management, and assistance in the patient’s daily activities while simultaneously coordinating with the concerned family members to keep them up-to-date.
The departing ones need an enriching environment to bid their goodbyes with dignity and respect. Our reliable End of life care services helps those close to us go on with their life independently and safely. Here are some key benefits of efficient End of Life Home Care Services:
- Patient Advocacy to ensure your loved-ones care and needs are being met and honored.
- Continuous monitoring of changes in symptoms.
- Monitoring acute changes in the patient’s conditions (day and night).
- Assistance with daily activities like bathing, showering, eating, and dressing.
- Medication Management.
- Housekeeping services like cleaning, cooking, laundry and sanitation.
- Aiding to the patient’s desires and wishes.
- Supporting the patient and their family.
- Improving quality of life.
- Imparting a sense of independence in life.
- Providing emotional support through Companionship.
Dementia Care
At Hopewell Homecare we understand that dementia is a challenging journey, both for those diagnosed and their loved ones. Our Dementia Care program is designed to provide compassionate and specialized support for individuals living with dementia. With a focus on enhancing quality of life, promoting independence, and ensuring safety, our dedicated team is here to provide the highest level of care.
Our Approach:
At the heart of our Dementia Care program is a person-centered approach. We believe in seeing the person beyond the diagnosis, valuing their unique history, preferences, and needs. Our team of trained professionals is committed to creating a supportive and nurturing environment where individuals with dementia can thrive.
Services We Offer:
- Personalized Care Plans: Each resident receives an individualized care plan tailored to their specific needs and preferences. We work closely with families and healthcare providers to ensure continuity of care.
- Safe and Secure Environment: Our facilities are designed with safety in mind. We have implemented security measures to prevent wandering and ensure the well-being of our residents.
- Memory Enhancement Programs: We offer a range of cognitive stimulation activities designed to engage and enrich the lives of our residents. These programs are adapted to each individual's cognitive abilities and interests.
- 24/7 Supervision and Support: Our trained staff is available around the clock to provide assistance, monitor residents' well-being, and offer emotional support.
- Nutrition and Meal Planning: Proper nutrition is essential for maintaining physical and cognitive health. Our dining services include carefully planned menus to meet the unique dietary needs of individuals with dementia.
- Family Engagement: We recognize the importance of involving families in the care journey. We provide resources, support, and regular updates to keep families informed and connected.
Our Caregivers: Our team is comprised of experienced and compassionate caregivers who undergo specialized training in dementia care. We prioritize hiring individuals who are not only skilled but also genuinely dedicated to improving the lives of those with dementia.
Our Commitment: We are committed to making every day meaningful for our residents. Whether it's through creative activities, reminiscence therapy, or simply providing companionship, we strive to bring joy and comfort to their lives.
Dementia is a challenging journey, but you don't have to face it alone. At Hopewell Homecare we are here to provide the care and compassion your loved one deserves. Together, we can navigate this path with dignity, respect, and a commitment to enhancing the quality of life for all.
