Activities of Daily Living
Hands-on help with the everyday tasks that keep life running smoothly.
Our services
Person-centered care, tailored to your needs
From everyday help at home to specialized care for complex conditions, every care plan is built around the person receiving it.
Available services
Everyday help at home
Personal Hygiene & Oral Care
Bathing, grooming and oral care provided with patience and privacy.
Housekeeping & Laundry
A clean, comfortable home, with laundry and light housekeeping handled.
Medication Management
Medication reminders and support to help prevent medication errors.
Vital Signs & Safety Monitoring
Regular checks and a safer home to catch problems before they grow.
Companionship & Escort
Friendly company at home and a trusted escort when going out.
Shopping
Groceries, prescriptions and other errands taken care of.
Transportation
Rides to medical appointments and other important outings.
Respite Relief
A break for family caregivers, knowing their loved one is in good hands.
Specialized care
Skilled support for complex needs
Our caregivers receive specialty training so clients with chronic conditions can stay safely at home.
Memory & Dementia Care
Patient, specially trained support for clients living with memory loss.
Diabetic & Insulin Care
Help managing routines, meals and monitoring for clients with diabetes.
Incontinence Care
Discreet, respectful care that protects comfort and dignity.
Hospice Transition
Compassionate support for clients and families during the transition to hospice.
COPD & Oxygen Care
Assistance for clients managing COPD and oxygen therapy at home.
Rehabilitation Assistance
Support at home while regaining strength and mobility.
Short-Term Care
Care for a few days or weeks, such as after a hospital stay or surgery.
Not sure what's needed?
Call 206-240-2545 for a free, no-obligation assessment.
What care looks like
How our caregivers help, day to day
Every client's plan is different. These are some of the tasks our caregivers help with most often.
- Meal preparation & feeding
- Housekeeping & laundry
- Bathing
- Dressing
- Personal hygiene & grooming
- Ambulating (walking, moving from one position to another)
- Transferring (from bed to couch, couch to toilet, etc.)
- Medication reminders and prevention of medication errors
- Toileting assistance
- Slip and fall prevention
- Transportation to medical appointments
- Running errands
- Companionship
How it works
Starting care is simple
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Call or email us
Reach us at 206-240-2545 or [email protected]. Tell us a little about who needs care.
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Free, no-obligation assessment
We learn about the client's needs, routines and preferences, with no pressure and no commitment.
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A care plan built around you
We match a trained caregiver and provide person-centered care, adjusting as needs change.
FAQ
Questions from families
When is care available?
We provide care and services seven days a week, twenty-four hours a day. Call us to talk about the schedule that fits your needs.
What happens during the free assessment?
We talk with you, and your loved one where possible, about daily routines, health needs, safety at home and personal preferences. There is no obligation to start care.
Can you care for someone with dementia or a chronic condition?
Yes. Our caregivers have dementia and mental health specialty training, and we provide diabetic & insulin care, COPD & oxygen care, incontinence care and more.
Do you offer short-term or respite care?
Yes. We offer short-term care, for example after a hospital stay, and respite relief so family caregivers can rest.
Is my information kept private?
Always. Confidentiality and commitment are guaranteed.