MOBILITY SUPPORT FOR SENIORS

-Assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs): 

Help with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and personal hygiene to maintain cleanliness and comfort.

- Mobility Support:

Assisting seniors or individuals with limited mobility to move around the house or transfer from bed to chair.

- Medication Reminders: 

Ensuring clients take their prescribed medications at the right times to manage their health conditions effectively.

- Feeding Assistance: 

Providing support during mealtimes to ensure proper  nutrition and hydration.

- Continence Care: 

Helping clients manage incontinence issues with dignity and respect.

- Skin and Pressure Sore Care: 

 Regularly checking and attending to skin integrity to prevent pressure sores.

-Social Engagement: 

 Engaging clients in conversation, companionship, and leisure activities to prevent feelings of loneliness and isolation.

- Monitoring and Safety:

 Keeping a watchful eye on clients' well-being and home environment to ensure safety and security.

- Accompanying to Appointments: 

assistance for medical appointments or social outings.

- Encouraging Mental Stimulation: Organizing games, puzzles, or hobbies to keep the mind active and sharp.

- Emotional Support: 

Offering empathy, understanding, and emotional reassurance to promote a positive outlook.

- Light Housekeeping: 

 Performing tasks such as dusting, vacuuming, laundry, and general cleaning to maintain a clean and organized living space.

- Meal Preparation: 

 Planning and cooking nutritious meals according to dietary requirements and individual preferences.

- Grocery Shopping:

 Purchasing groceries and other essential items as per the client's needs.

- Errands: 

Running errands, such as picking up prescriptions or mail, to assist clients with daily tasks.

- Home Maintenance :

Ensuring the home is in good order and addressing minor repairs or maintenance needs.

- Medication Management: 

Administering complex medications and treatments  as prescribed by physicians.

- Wound Care: 

Providing specialized care for wounds to promote healing and prevent infection.

- Medical Assessments: 

Conducting regular health assessments and monitoring vital signs to track clients' health conditions.

- Disease Management:

 Supporting clients with chronic conditions like diabetes, heart disease, or respiratory issues.