Personal Care
Personal Care provides non-medical assistance with everyday activities that may become difficult because of age, illness, or disability. Our caregivers help clients complete essential daily routines while encouraging them to remain as independent as possible. By providing respectful, one-on-one support at home, this service promotes comfort, safety, and confidence throughout the day.
Why Personal Care Makes Everyday Living Easier
Receiving the right level of daily assistance can help clients maintain familiar routines without unnecessary stress. Our caregivers tailor support to each individual’s abilities, preferences, and changing needs.
- Personal care helps clients safely complete essential daily activities at home.
- Individualized assistance promotes dignity while respecting personal preferences and routines.
- Consistent support reduces unnecessary physical strain during everyday tasks.
- Families gain confidence knowing dependable assistance is available when needed.
- Care plans can be adjusted as personal needs gradually change.
Personal Care Services We Provide
Every client receives support based on their daily routine and level of independence. Services are provided according to the agreed care plan while respecting personal comfort and privacy.
- Personal Care with ADLs: Assistance with activities of daily living helps clients safely manage essential personal routines while preserving independence.
- Bathing: Caregivers provide respectful bathing assistance that promotes cleanliness, comfort, and personal dignity.
- Dressing: Support with selecting appropriate clothing and getting dressed according to daily routines and personal preferences.
- Personal Hygiene and Grooming: Assistance with grooming, oral hygiene, shaving, and other hygiene tasks helps clients feel their best.
- Toileting and Incontinence Care: Caregivers provide discreet assistance while maintaining privacy, cleanliness, and personal comfort.
- Feeding: Support is available for clients who need assistance eating while encouraging safe and comfortable mealtimes.
- Positioning: Caregivers help clients change positions to promote comfort and reduce prolonged pressure.
- Transferring: Assistance with moving safely between beds, chairs, wheelchairs, and other seating surfaces.
- Ambulating: Caregivers provide walking assistance to help clients move safely throughout their homes.
- Exercising: Support with physician-approved exercises helps clients maintain mobility and participate in regular movement.
Let’s Talk About Your Home Care Needs
Have questions about home care or ready to get started? Contact 1st Call Home Care today to discuss your needs and find the right support for you or your loved one.