In-Home Care

In Home Care

At Preferred Assisted Living & Home Care we understand that deciding how much care your loved one needs is a hard decision to make. We can help you in making this decision by doing an in-home assessment to decide if in-home care would be the best solution.

	Does your mom need 24 hour supervision, or does she really just need some help at home?
	Would you like to be able to go to your dad’s to just visit, and not have to deal with making sure he has groceries, that his laundry is done, there’s clean sheets on his bed, or that his medications are being taken properly?
	Does your mom manage most daily activities just fine, but you’re afraid she’s lonely and with a job and a family of your own, you simply can’t be there enough.
	Are you missing work to get your parents to their doctor’s appointments?

All these issues can cause extreme amounts of stress for you, the caregiver, and if you answered yes to even one of these questions, you are feeling some of that stress.

If your loved one isn’t quite ready to leave their home and doesn’t really need the supervision of a 24 hour caregiver, you might consider our non-medical home care. We provide a wide variety of services including assisting with all activities of daily living-eating, grooming, dressing, bathing incontinence, cognitive impairment, mobility, medication reminders as well as:


Offer elderly companionship and conversation	Answer the door	Oversee home deliveries	Provide Alzheimer's Care	Accompany to lunch or dinner
Provide respite care	Reminisce about the past	Buy magazines, papers and books	Assist with laundry and ironing	Escort for shopping and errands
Monitor diet and eating	Assist with clothing selection	Rent and play movies	Take out garbage	Drop off and pick up dry cleaning
Check food expirations	Care for houseplants	Plan visits, outings and trips	Aid with morning and wake-up	Pick up prescriptions
Prepare grocery lists	Provide reminders for appointments	Visit neighbors and friends	Arrange appointments	Organize and clean closets
Assist with evening and tuck-in	Discuss current and historical events	Organize mail	Provide medication reminders	Assist with pet care
Mail bills and letters	Participate in crafts	Change linens	Aid with reading	Shop for groceries and supplies
Stimulate mental awareness	Play games and cards	Plan, prepare and clean up meals	Assist with walking	Prepare future meals
Assist with entertaining	Supervise home maintenance	Make beds	Attend plays and concerts	Escort to religious service
Escort to appointments	Record and arrange recipes	Dust furniture	Write letters and correspondence