01 Overview
Everyday help around the house
Homemaking services are paraprofessional services provided by approved personnel. Such services may include household chores that include housekeeping, meal planning and preparation, shopping assistance, and routine household activities.
A homemaker may not provide hands-on personal care to a client. When hands-on help is needed, our certified home health aides provide it.
02 What's included
What to expect from Homemaking
- Housekeeping
- Meal planning and preparation
- Shopping assistance
- Routine household activities
- Light housekeeping
- Errands and shopping
- Diet monitoring
Good to know
- Provided by approved personnel
- A homemaker may not provide hands-on personal care to a client
- Hands-on personal care is provided by Home Health Aid
- Morning, midday and evening hours, weekends and holidays, live-ins
03 How it works
Getting started is simple
Free assessment
A professional home care specialist will complete a free assessment of the anticipated needs, including confidential conversations with involved family members, physicians, hospital case managers, nursing home social workers and other involved specialists.
Individualized plan
We develop an individualized plan with you and/or involved family members.
Meet your caregiver
We will introduce you to a well-trained caregiver or nurse, and we can begin providing services for you or your loved one.
Ongoing contact
To ensure quality, our supervisors/managers continue personalized contacts with the family through telephone checks and home visits.
04 Questions
Common questions
Can a homemaker help with personal care?
No. A homemaker may not provide hands-on personal care to a client. Hands-on personal care is provided by our certified home health aides.
What household tasks are included?
Such services may include household chores that include housekeeping, meal planning and preparation, shopping assistance, and routine household activities.
Can homemaking be arranged for a few hours at a time?
Yes. We offer affordable hourly rates, morning, midday and evening hours, weekends and holidays, live-ins, and temporary or long-term care.