Caregiver Services

We offer a compassionate, caring alternative to institutionalization. Our free in-home consultation by a RN allows us to assign the perfect employee for your loved one. We offer 1-24 hours of care with no hourly minimum. Our Certified Nurses Aides (CNAs), Certified Home Health Aides (CHHAs), caregivers, and companions are available to assist with the following on an hourly, overnight, or 24-hour basis.

We offer:

Have graduated from an approved program and received certification from the state of California. Home health aides assist patients with ADLs such as getting in and out of bed, walking, bathing, dressing, errands, transportation, medication reminders, light housekeeping and meal preparation. Some aides have received special training and are qualified to provide more complex services under the supervision of a nursing professional. Hourly care with NO hourly minimum.

Can perform the same duties as a home health aide but are not certified. They made a decision to make this a career and have life experiences as a caregiver.

They provide companionship and comfort to individuals who, for medical and/or safety reasons, may not be left at home alone. Some companions may assist clients with household tasks, but most are limited to providing sitter services.

Respite care gives your family a break from the intensity of caregiving. Hourly care with NO hourly minimum.

Improving the Quality of Life for Alzheimer Sufferers and their Families. Caregivers are trained to maintain a safe environment, manage changing behaviors, create social interaction, provide nutritious meals and supervise daily activities. We can help your loved one avoid the emotional trauma of leaving their home while helping them cope with the dementia illness and providing the respite care that every family needs. Hourly care with NO hourly minimum.

Everyone has different needs, but some emotions are common to most dying patients. Our caregivers are familiar with issues including fear of abandonment, being a burden, loss of dignity and loss of control. Grief affects a person's whole body, physically, emotionally and mentally. The best thing we can do is simply listen and offer emotional support.