Support with daily living, in a home setting

Respectful, hands-on help with the everyday routines that have become harder to manage alone, offered in a way that protects dignity and privacy.

• Assistance with daily livingHelp with the routines of the day, from getting up and ready in the morning to settling in at night.
• Bathing assistanceSupport with bathing and showering, at a comfortable pace.
• Dressing and groomingHelp choosing clothes, dressing, and personal grooming.
• Bathroom assistanceDiscreet help with toileting when it is needed.
• Incontinence careRespectful incontinence support and care.

Help taking medications as prescribed by each resident's own physician, together with day-to-day supervision from staff in the home around the clock.

• Assistance with medicationReminders and assistance with medications as prescribed by the resident's doctor. The home does not prescribe or provide medical treatment.
• Twenty-four-hour staffingStaff are present in the home day and night. This is non-medical caregiving staff, not around-the-clock nursing.

Home-cooked meals and the household tasks families often worry about are part of daily life in the home.

• Three nutritious meals daily, plus snacksMeals are prepared in the home's kitchen and shared at the dining table.
• Daily housekeepingLiving areas and rooms are kept clean and tidy.
• Linen serviceBed linens and towels are laundered.
• Personal laundryResidents' personal clothing is laundered.
• UtilitiesUtilities are part of the home's basic services. Contact us to discuss what is included.

Days include conversation, gentle activity, and time outdoors, so residents can stay engaged in ways that suit them.

• Social and physical activitiesActivities that encourage conversation, movement and connection.
• Outdoor activitiesTime on the patio and in the yard, weather permitting.
• Entertainment and outingsIn-house entertainment and outings.
• Patio and lounging areasCovered outdoor seating and lawn areas to relax in.

Help moving safely around the home, and support getting to local appointments.

• Mobility supportAssistance for residents who use walkers or wheelchairs, or who need a steadying hand.
• Local transportationLocal transportation is offered. Please ask the owner about arrangements and scheduling.
• Escorted medical appointmentsA staff member can accompany residents to medical appointments. Ask the owner how this is arranged.

The home can support residents living with mild to moderate dementia, and welcomes conversations with families whose loved one is receiving hospice care.

• Dementia careSupervision, routine and patient support for residents with mild to moderate dementia. This is a small residential home, not a secured memory care unit, so suitability is discussed individually.
• Hospice acceptedResidents receiving hospice services may be accepted. Hospice care itself is provided by a separate licensed hospice agency chosen by the family; the home does not operate a hospice.