Home care

Helping individuals remain in their homes while managing health conditions, recovering from illnesses or injuries, or receiving assistance with daily living tasks. 

• Personal care: Assistance with bathing, dressing, toileting, and other activities of daily living (ADLs). 
• Household chores: Help with cleaning, laundry, meal preparation, and other household tasks. 
• Health care: Services like nursing care, physical therapy, medication management, and wound care. 

• Home health care: Medical care delivered in the patient’s home, often by licensed healthcare professionals like nurses. 
• Non-medical home care: Assistance with daily living tasks provided by trained caregivers or family members. 

• Independence and control: Allows individuals to maintain their independence and control over their lives in their own homes. 
• Cost-effectiveness: Can be more affordable than institutional care like nursing homes. 
• Comfort and familiarity: The home environment can be more comforting and familiar than a hospital or nursing home.