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24-Hour Care
What is 24-Hour Care?
As opposed to a live-in that is available for companionship and a live-in helper has their own room and is provided all meals, our 24-hour care service provides a team of compassionate and care professionals that show up at designated shifts throughout the 24-hour day.
What this means is that your loved one will never be alone and that they will have the care that they need whenever they need it, every minute of the day and night. You will have access to care notes and developments each shift and can be confident that professionals are managing the schedule as well as care needs.
Depending on the specific needs of the client and the schedule of the family members the care team can be there 24 hours a day or we can work in concert with family members who provide care on a regular basis
Who Needs 24-Hour Care?
There are many reasons a client could need care 24 hours a day. Some people are recovering from a tragic accident or severe injury, while others Cannot remain safely at home without the assistance and supervision of a care professional. Often times those living with Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s disease, Lewy body dementia, cognitive decline or dementia cannot live alone or unsupervised.
Choice Senior Home Care focuses mainly on senior citizens many of our patients that need around-the-clock care suffer from ailments that go along with aging such as:
- Dementia and cognitive impairments from Alzheimer’s disease or brain injuries.
- Crippling pain from arthritis or other chronic issues.
- Severe mobility issues after a stroke such as paralyzation.
Although there are several reasons that could merit the need for constant care, there are many patients that need special care because of medications that they take or certain dietary requirements.
How Care Professionals Help
Our dedicated Care professionals are committed to making sure that each patient is cared for with compassion, dignity and integrity. Care professionals can help with day-to-day tasks such as:
- Transferring and assisting with mobility
- Dressing, bathing, grooming
- Medication reminders
- Using the restroom and pericare
- Fall prevention
- Monitoring health
- Meal preparation
- Laundry
- Transportation
- Lighthouse cleaning
- Organizing
- Escorting clients to appointments and errands
- Grocery shopping
- Light exercise and Physical therapy exercises
Sometimes it is the seemingly little things that make all of the differences in the quality of a person’s life. Eating right and on time, keeping hydrated, sleeping comfortably, getting medication at the correct times, and other daily activities that many take for granted.