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

A Personal Care Worker to remind you to take your medications, a pill dispenser to alert you when you need to take your medications, etc. Any changes in your medications will be shared with your primary physician. In accordance, your primary physician will alert your home care providers of any changes he or she makes to your medications.

As a home health provider, we have seen dramatic overall improvement in clients that use our medication management program. The overall health and well being of our clients improves, and hospitalizations decrease. Home health care is truly leading the way for better Medication Management.

Activities of daily living services activities related to personal care. They include bathing or showering, dressing, getting in and out of bed or a chair, walking, using the toilet, and eating.

Pack Medications.
Choose the Right Destination.
Reserve Special Services.
Travel Companion
Choose Activities Everyone Enjoy and Travel Safety.

Being a caregiver for a loved one can be emotionally fraught. Sole caregivers often don’t have the time to step away and take care of themselves and may become stressed because of the never-ending cycle of their days. and recharge, especially during stressful situations. Offering to take over care giving duties for a day or even for a few hours for your family member or friend can go along away towards helping to alleviate their stress. Respite Care
Lend an ear. Check in regularly with your family member or friend. Give them a call and let them vent if needed. Let them know that you are always there for them whenever they need to talk.
Take them out for a day. Spending a day with friends can do wonders for anyone’s emotional health. Take them out to lunch or shopping, or spend the day at a museum or seeing a play. This gives your loved one both something to look forward to and a day of fun and socializing. Hire a home health care agency to provide respite during the day or
a medical adult day center.
Run errands or help with chores. Help take things off the caregiver’s to-do list. Offer to pick up groceries for them or vacuum. This can help them feel a little less overwhelmed with all of the day-to-day things they need to take care of.

The goals of home health care services are to help individuals to improve function and live with greater independence; to promote the client's optimal level of well-being; and to assist the patient to remain at home, avoiding hospitalization or admission to long-term care institutions.