Services for Bedridden Loved Ones
- Gentle Repositioning and Turning: Routine non-medical position changes that promote comfort and relieve pressure on the skin.
- In-Bed Hygiene and Bathing: Complete sponge baths, shampooing, oral care, and respectful incontinence changes while your loved one remains in bed.
- Linen Changes and Bed Care: Changing sheets efficiently while keeping the client comfortable in bed.
- In-Bed Meal Assistance: Feeding support and fluid-intake monitoring according to family instructions.
- Companionship and Stimulation: Reading aloud, conversation, music, and activities that keep the mind engaged.
For bed-bound loved ones who need constant attention, we provide 24 hour and live-in care, and our companion care keeps them mentally engaged and connected throughout the day.
Book a Free In-Home Assessment Today
Give your bedridden loved one dignified, compassionate care at home. Call Assisting Hands Home Care at (561) 566-5989 or fill out our online contact form to schedule your free consultation.
Proudly serving Palm Beach, Boynton Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, West Palm Beach, Lake Worth, North Palm Beach, Jupiter, Singer Island, and Wellington, FL , and the surrounding communities. See All Served Areas
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do caregivers assist bedridden patients with daily hygiene and comfort?
A: Caregivers provide gentle bed baths, including washing the hair in bed, keeping linens clean and dry, offering oral hygiene, and applying non-medicated moisturizers to keep skin clean and comfortable.
Q: Can non-medical caregivers help prevent pressure sores for bed-bound seniors?
A: Caregivers assist with frequent repositioning and keep skin clean and dry. Any visible skin irritation is reported right away to family members and healthcare providers.
Q: Is 24-hour or overnight care available in Boynton Beach and Wellington?
A: Yes. We offer continuous around-the-clock shift care to maintain constant non-medical supervision and comfort across Palm Beach County.
Q: How do you help families with the physical strain of caring for a bed-bound loved one?
A: Our caregivers take on the heavy lifting, positioning, and daily bedside hygiene, so family members can focus on emotional support rather than physical labor.
Q: How can I pay for non-medical care?
A: Families have several ways to cover the cost of care. Many clients pay privately (private pay), and we also work with most major long-term care insurance policies, including carriers such as Genworth, John Hancock, Lincoln, Transamerica, and Unum. Have another question? Contact Assisting Hands Palm Beach County and we will gladly walk you through the options that best fit your family.
Disclaimer: Assisting Hands offers non-medical companion and personal care services. We do not provide clinical wound treatment, injections, or prescription medical procedures.
Reviews from Our Clients
Jacqueline L.
“It’s very positive experience at Assisting Hands Home Care. They help me take care of my grocery shopping and that takes a load off me.”
Jill Syverson-Stork
“From our first interaction with the owner and staff of Assisting Hands in West Palm Beach, we felt their desire to meet our particular needs in the care of our aging parent with limited mobility. They understood that she wished to stay in her home and wanted her own high standards of housekeeping and care maintained. Assisting Hands worked with the family to put in place the very best caregivers possible for our parent. The love, professionalism, dependability, and attention to detail shown by the caregivers and the staff was beyond our highest expectations. Communication was consistent, courteous, and excellent. Our family–living and working at some distance from our parent– felt supported. Our parent felt comforted, loved, cared for, and secure in her own home, as we had hoped. Assisting Hands became an extension of our family.”
Review by Phyllis Nefskyy
“I highly recommend this agency! Marina and her staff are caring, creative, and reassurring in helping me manage my mom from across the country.”
