Personal Care Aides
Our certified nursing assistants do the daily, dignified work: bathing, dressing, grooming, and being good company while they do it.
What this looks like.
- Bathing, dressing, grooming and help in the bathroom, done with dignity
- Safe help moving, transferring and changing position
- Meal preparation and help eating, at whatever pace suits the day
- Repositioning and small comforts that ease pain between visits
- Temperature, pulse, breathing and blood pressure recorded each visit
- Reminders about medication, and reporting anything that looks different
- Keeping the room clean, safe and easy to move around in
- Company, conversation and a familiar face on the schedule
The visits families come to depend on most.
Ask a family afterward what they remember, and it is usually the aide. The one who knew how he liked his coffee, and who talked to him, not over him.
The rest of the team.
Nursing Care
A nurse who knows your family by name — and who you can reach between visits.
Medical ManagementA hospice physician oversees care, alongside the doctor you already trust.
Emotional & Spiritual SupportSocial workers and chaplains, for faith of any kind or none at all.
Equipment & MedicationA hospital bed, oxygen and supplies — delivered, set up, and managed for you.
Volunteer CompanionshipTrained volunteers who sit, listen, read aloud, or give you an afternoon to yourself.
Help with the daily care.
Tell us what a day looks like now, and we'll tell you what we can take off your hands.