Our caregivers hold conversations with the aged, read to them and provide social contact aimed at enhancing their quality of life.

Laughter and joy through companionship often provides seniors with a positive outlook.

Do you need to clean your catheter, change your drainage bags, and wash your drainage bags every day?

Our competent nurses help to keep you clean and safe from any infection. Just at your door step to care for you.

We realize the freedom experienced by seniors when they are provided with the opportunity to visit their stylists, nail salon, and shop for groceries, dressing them among others.

This is why our caregivers can be counted upon to accompany seniors who are unable to independently carry out these activities.

Some senior citizens may not be in the position to prepare meals and eat well due to health challenges.

Our caregivers ensure that such seniors maintain optimum health through the ingestion of nutritious meals.

Meals are prepared and served according to the specifications of clients as a way of engaging them in the process.

Keep in mind, not all ambulation requires an assistive device.

Successful ambulation requires slow and steady movement with the help of a caring individual.

Be aware that each new movement can cause dizziness or imbalance.

This is the more reason why we have trained nurses to check in regularly while assisting an older adult to ambulate.

The vital signs assessment helps the nurse develop a picture of how well the person is doing or progressing in treatment.

This includes Respiratory Rate, Pulse, Blood Pressure, Temperature, Pain and Oxygen concentration.

For people with high blood pressure, home monitoring allows your healthcare provider to monitor how much your blood pressure changes during the day, and from day to day.

This may also help your provider determine how effectively your blood pressure medicine is working.

We provide Physiotherapy services with the goal of helping seniors maintain active lifestyles.

The services we provide are tailored to the health and fitness levels of seniors requesting this service.

Our caregivers assist seniors with keeping track of their goals by reminding them to execute prescribed exercises while championing their efforts.

For instance, in cases that require the incorporation of short daily walks by seniors, our caregivers accompany seniors along recommended routes.

Our nursing interventions include monitoring vital signs, airway patency, and neurologic status; managing pain; assessing the surgical site; assessing and maintaining fluid and electrolyte balance; and providing a thorough report of the patient’s status to the patient’s family for further attention where possible.

We make sure patients are stable and free from symptoms of complications as they are transferred home. However, the potential for developing complications goes beyond the immediate postoperative phase and ongoing nursing assessment is essential.

Our caregivers can assist in the maintenance of the homes of seniors by carrying out tasks such as vacuuming, dusting, sweeping and mopping of floors. They also provide bathroom and kitchen cleaning services.

We realize that some seniors enjoy assisting with these tasks and encourage them to do so if their health permits.

Realizing the positive psychological effect obtained by seniors desiring to contribute to the cleaning process, our caregivers happily embrace their efforts.

These seniors derive a sense of accomplishment and joy from the feeling of being needed and useful.

Proper needle use is important to perform injections safely, which includes the use of a new, sterile needle for each injection.

To help prevent accidental needle stick injury to the person administering the injection, and prevent reuse of the syringe for another injection, a safety syringe and needle may be used.

Our nurses are very careful with the administration of injection to keep it safe with patients.

Our nurses prepare for wound exploration and closure with a history that includes the mechanism of injury and the patient's tetanus immunization status and allergies.

Important points to address include any factors that may put the patient at risk for infection or impaired wound healing. This includes, but is not limited to, end-stage renal disease, diabetes mellitus, malnutrition, and compromised immune status.

Subsequently, a thorough examination is performed to evaluate tendons, neurovascular status, and bone or joint involvement.

Then, a sterile field is established and local anesthesia provided by our able nurses.

Taking prescribed medication in a timely manner contributes to the overall health of seniors. Despite this advantage, some seniors experience difficulties remembering the dosage and periods at which their medication ought to be taken.

Although our caregivers are not authorized to administer medication, they can be relied upon to gently remind seniors to take their medications in a timely fashion.

Furthermore, they can be counted on to carry out minor tasks such as reading the labels of prescribed medication and opening the lids of medication containers for patients.