A & A COMPANION SERVICES LLC
Your Health Is Our Priority
Your Health Is Our Priority
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Light housekeeping, other household chores such as washing clothing and dishes, & Running errands such as grocery shopping etc.
· Light housekeeping
· Other household chores such as washing clothing and dishes
· Running errands such as grocery shopping
· Planning and scheduling appointments and social activities
· Transportation to appointments and other activities
· Preparing meals
· Socialization and entertainment
· Assist client with self hygiene such as bathing, dressing and toileting. fulfill quality of life needs such as activities of daily living (ADL)
Companions provide basic housekeeping and care for the sick, elderly, or recovering patients. They clean, plan, and accompany clients to activities and social events, and promote the health of their clients by adhering to medication, diet, and exercise plans.
A senior companion can help provide rides to doctor's appointments, social events, religious services, and more, while also helping the senior run errands, go grocery shopping, and even plan fun outings.
A caregiver, also called a personal care assistant or home health aid, may do all the tasks of a companion, but also offer qualified personal care such as bathing, dressing, toileting, and feeding, along with minor medical care and limited housekeeping.
Start Here. A companion is a professional, non-medical caregiver who provides assistance to disabled and older adults at home. Companions help with daily living activities such as, cooking, running errands, and household chores.
1. Comprehensive Assessment & Review for Long-Term Care Services (CARES)
2. Elder Abuse Prevention Program.
3. Elder Helpline.
Companionship is a basic human need and without companionship, people can feel isolated and lonely, which can then lead to more serious mental health issues, such as depression and even deteriorate physical health.
1. Family Caregiver. Family caregivers have played an essential role in society for centuries. ...
2. Private Duty Caregiver. ...
3. Home Health Care Caregivers. ...
4. Virtual Caregivers.
