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Home healthcare professionals can also assist with medication administration, including infusion therapy especially for patients who have difficulty taking their medications independently. Nurses and caregivers can monitor the patient’s response to medications, identify any side effects or adverse reactions, and communicate with healthcare providers to make necessary adjustments. This enhanced level of support helps prevent medication errors and ensures patients receive the optimal benefits from their medications.

Personal care, sometimes referred to as "private duty care" or "private care," goes beyond the foundational support of companion care and extends to essential activities of daily living, including grooming, dressing, bathing, mobility assistance, and more. Personal care is best suited for older adults facing cognitive or physical disabilities or those requiring more intensive support.

Seniors are not the only individuals who may need in-home help. At Living Gracefully HomeCare, we’re proud to lead the way in serving others by creating a world of care at home for all. Whether you or your loved one is living with a disability or chronic condition, recovering from cancer, illness or surgery, or are a new or expectant mother, we provide full support for fuller lives. 

Meal preparation and eating healthy and nutritional food is such an important part of staying well, especially for seniors. If you are a loved one struggling with meal preparation or clean up, our home care services can help. Good food, on a regular and consistent schedule, is necessary for emotional and physical health.

For older individuals living alone, keeping track of what and when to eat can be a complicated task. Never mind having to prepare, cook, and clean up afterward.

If you are the primary caregiver for an aging or disabled family member and need a break at times, respite care could be a welcomed option. Respite care can help you pursue other activities, attend to urgent obligations, and spend more time with family. Most importantly, it gives you the time you can focus on self-care, reducing the risk of caregiver burnout.

Patient-centered care strives to make the patient an active participant in their care journey, rather than a recipient of impersonal care handed down by an overworked healthcare system. Instead of treating conditions in isolation, patient-centered care orchestrates highly personalized and integrated care. Medical services are tailored to a patient’s unique set of physical, emotional, and social needs.