Everything a good caregiver does, in your parent's own home

Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting and safe transfers, done the way your parent prefers.

Regular visits from the same friendly face: conversation, walks, cards, errands and a watchful eye.

Consistent caregivers trained in memory loss, so home stays calm, familiar and safe.

Caregivers in shifts around the clock, with someone awake overnight, from a small team who know your parent.

Cover for a few hours, a weekend or a vacation, so the family caregiver can rest.

The ride home, the first nights, meals, mobility and appointments after surgery or a hospital stay.

Shopping, cooking and sitting down together, with diabetic, low-sodium and soft diets handled.

On-time reminders, organizer setup, refill tracking and a heads-up to the family when something is off.

Laundry, dishes, fresh sheets, tidy walkways and trash out, as part of every visit.

Rides to appointments, dialysis, church and shopping, with a caregiver who stays and helps.

The hours hospice cannot cover: comfort, personal care, overnight presence and a break for the family.

VA Community Care Network provider. Homemaker/Home Health Aide hours at no cost to eligible veterans.