- Help with dressing, grooming, and personal hygiene
- Support with mobility and transfers (e.g., getting in and out of bed or chairs)
- Preparing nutritious meals based on dietary needs and preferences
- Assistance with eating and feeding if necessary
- Grocery shopping and meal planning
- Providing emotional support and companionship
- Engaging in conversation, games, reading, or hobbies
- Offering social outings and helping clients stay connected to their community
- Assistance in choosing and dressing in appropriate clothing
- Grooming services such as hair brushing, shaving, and nail care
- Reminders to take medications on time (note: not administering medications)
- Dusting, vacuuming, mopping, and maintaining cleanliness in living areas
- Organizing and decluttering rooms to enhance safety and comfort
- Assistance with pet feeding, walking, and care, ensuring pets are part of the client’s home routine
- Grocery shopping, picking up prescriptions, and other personal errands
- Helping with mail sorting or package deliveries
- Washing, drying, folding, and ironing clothes and bedding
- Driving clients to medical appointments, social outings, or other events
- Assistance with getting in and out of vehicles, ensuring safety during transport
- Accompanying clients on outings such as shopping, visiting friends or family, or enjoying leisure activities
- Providing temporary relief for family members who are primary caregivers, offering them time for personal activities or rest
- Helping with personal care and daily activities during recovery periods following surgery or illness
- Providing light housekeeping and meal prep as clients regain strength
- Offering gentle companionship and assistance tailored to those with cognitive impairments
- Helping with memory care routines, cognitive stimulation activities, and promoting safety in the home
- Offering compassionate care focused on comfort, dignity, and emotional support for clients nearing the end of life (non-medical)
- Helping plan and coordinate special events like birthday parties, family gatherings, or celebrations at home
- Assisting with setting up and using technology such as smartphones, tablets, or home monitoring devices to stay connected or track wellness
- Developing a personalized care plan based on client needs, preferences, and lifestyle
- Regular assessments and adjustments to the care plan as needed
- Curating activities based on the client’s interests (e.g., music, arts and crafts, hobbies, gardening)
- Organizing family visits, virtual meetings, or social activities for enriching experiences
- Conducting assessments to ensure the home is safe and free from hazards
- Offering advice or assistance with modifications such as grab bars or better lighting for enhanced safety
- Providing regular updates to family members on the client’s well-being and any changes in care needs
- Offering consultations and support for family members navigating caregiving challenges