Full List of Services

 Discover our extensive offerings in the full list of services we provide to cater to all your needs.

Non-Medical Home Care Services

 When you bring a caregiver into your home, it helps to have a list of ideas for how they can support you or your loved one day-to-day. Every family is different, so care should never be “one size fits all.” The services below are non-medical and completely customizable based on your preferences, routines, and goals. This list is not limited to these tasks, but it’s a great place to start when you’re thinking about what would make life easier, safer, and more enjoyable at home.

Personal Care & Daily Routines

• Bathing assistance

• Shower safety supervision

• Sponge baths

• Toileting assistance

• Incontinence care

• Help with adult briefs

• Help getting on and off the toilet

• Perineal care

• Grooming assistance

• Brushing hair

• Brushing teeth or dentures

• Denture care

• Washing face and hands

• Applying lotion

• Applying deodorant

• Nail care (file and clean only, non-medical)

• Dressing and undressing

• Laying out clothes for the day

• Changing into pajamas at night

• Morning wake-up routines

• Bedtime routines

• Assistance with hearing aids

• Assistance with glasses

• Reminders to use walker or cane

• Encouragement with hygiene routines

• Supervision to reduce fall risk

Mobility, Transfers & Safety

• Assistance with walking inside the home

• Assistance with walking outside the home

• Stand-by assistance while walking

• Help getting in and out of bed

• Help getting in and out of a chair or recliner

• Help getting on and off the sofa

• Transfer assistance (bed to chair, chair to toilet, etc.)

• Turning and repositioning in bed

• Use of gait belt (if needed and trained)

• Help with wheelchair mobility inside the home

• Safe escort to bathroom or kitchen

• Assistance on stairs (when safe and appropriate)

• Fall prevention support

• Home safety checks during visits

• Clearing small tripping hazards (with permission)

Meals, Nutrition & Hydration

• Light meal preparation

• Simple breakfast preparation

• Simple lunch preparation

• Simple dinner preparation

• Heating and serving prepared meals

• Following dietary preferences (with guidance from family)

• Cutting food into smaller pieces

• Assistance with eating (hand-over-hand support if needed)

• Encouraging regular eating

• Encouraging healthy snack choices (as provided by family)

• Hydration reminders throughout the day

• Setting up water or drinks within easy reach

• Cleaning up after meals

• Washing dishes or loading dishwasher

• Wiping kitchen counters and table

• Light kitchen organization

Housekeeping & Home Management

• Light housekeeping in commonly used areas

  

• Tidying living room

• Tidying bedroom

• Changing bed linens

• Making the bed

• Light laundry

• Washing, drying, and folding clothes

• Putting away clean laundry

• Spot-cleaning spills

• Sweeping or vacuuming small areas

• Light mopping in high-traffic areas

• Taking out household trash

• Wiping bathroom sink and counter

• Cleaning toilet exterior and seat

• Replacing toilet paper and towels

• Organizing personal items within reach

• Sorting mail (no financial decisions)

• Watering indoor plants

• Light dusting of frequently used areas

Errands & Transportation Support*

(*As allowed by agency policy)

• Accompaniment to doctor’s appointments

• Accompaniment to therapy sessions

• Accompaniment to hair or nail appointments

• Accompaniment to social outings

• Accompaniment to religious services

• Accompaniment to family gatherings

• Grocery shopping

• Picking up prescriptions

• Pharmacy drop-off and pick-up

• Post office trips

• Light shopping for household essentials

• Help carrying bags and items into the home

Medication & Health Reminders (Non-Medical)

• Medication reminders (no medication administration)

• Reminders to take pre-set pills from a pillbox

• Reminders for eye drops (if pre-set by family)

• Reminders to check blood sugar (when family has set up plan)

• Reminders to use inhalers as directed

• Encouragement to follow doctor’s instructions

• Recording observations to share with family (changes in mood, appetite, etc.)

Companionship & Emotional Support

• Friendly conversation

• Sharing stories and memories

• Playing cards or board games

• Doing puzzles together

• Reading books, mail, or newspapers aloud

• Listening to music together

• Watching favorite TV shows or movies

• Looking through photo albums

• Writing letters or cards together

• Encouragement and emotional support

• Companion for meals

• Companion for walks (as safe and appropriate)

• Quiet presence for those who don’t like to be alone

Cognitive Engagement & Activities

• Simple memory games

• Reminiscing activities

• Reading and discussing short articles

• Sorting and organizing simple household items

• Assisting with safe, simple crafts

• Assisting with safe, simple hobbies

• Helping follow a daily routine

• Using calendars and reminder boards

• Helping track appointments on a calendar

• Gentle redirection for confusion

• Reducing overstimulation in the environment

Support with Daily Living & Organization

• Help planning the day’s activities

• Setting up a comfortable seating area

• Setting up favorite activities within reach

• Organizing clothing within reach

• Organizing personal care items in the bathroom

• Assisting with choosing weather-appropriate clothing

• Help with opening packages or containers

• Help locating misplaced items around the home

• Writing simple to-do lists together

• Help with coordinating with family (through approved contacts)

Social & Lifestyle Support

• Encouraging social interaction with friends and family

• Assisting with phone or video calls

• Assistance using a tablet or smartphone (basic support)

• Help sending texts or emails (as directed by client/family)

• Assistance with birthday or holiday preparations

• Help decorating for holidays (light, safe décor)

• Assistance planning small at-home celebrations

• Companionship at community events (when appropriate)

Respite & Family Support

• Temporary care so family caregivers can rest

• Maintaining routines while family is away

• Providing updates to family (through approved channels)

• Supporting family’s care plan in the home

• Encouragement and reassurance for family members

• Being an extra set of eyes and hands in the home

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  Every client and family we serve is unique, and care plans are built around your priorities—not just a checklist. This list of non-medical services is meant to spark ideas and help you feel confident asking for the support you need. If you don’t see something listed, just ask. We’re happy to talk through your specific situation and create a customized plan that helps you or your loved one stay safe, comfortable, and independent at home.

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