Home care services in Atlanta. Help with the things that are not getting done.

What exceptional care actually gives a family.

Anyone can list tasks. What matters is what those tasks add up to: dignity, safety, and a house that still feels like home.

1. 01

   Dignity, every morning

   Your parent starts each day clean, dressed, and themselves. (Bathing, dressing, grooming, personal care.)

2. 02

   Appetite and weight, protected

   Favorite foods, eaten properly, so nutrition holds and decline slows. (Meal planning, shopping, cooking, sitting down to eat together.)

3. 03

   Medication reminders

   Caregivers prompt scheduled doses, write down what was taken and what was not, and report anything off, a refused dose, new confusion, a side effect, to the care manager, who calls the family and the physician. (Reminders and documentation, never administration.)

4. 04

   Fewer falls, more confidence

   Moving safely around a house they have lived in for thirty years, instead of being afraid of it. (Transfers, walking, bathroom safety, clearing trip hazards.)

5. 05

   Appointments and errands handled

   Driven to the doctor, the pharmacy and the grocery store, so they keep deciding where they go. (Transportation, waiting through the appointment, carrying it in.)

6. 06

   Loneliness, lifted

   A familiar face and a real conversation woven into the day, not a stranger on a rota. (Companionship, walks, cards, church, being in the house.)

You choose the hours and the tasks. Most families start with two or three mornings a week, and the minimum is four hours a visit with no minimum number of days. There is also respite for a family caregiver, 24-hour and overnight cover, dementia and Alzheimer’s care and care after a hospital stay. If you are not yet sure which of these a parent needs, compare the four kinds of senior care.