Basic Services - At Quality Patient Care Home Health Aides, we carefully match our clients with professionals who offer genuine companionship and reliable support. We provide dignified, personalized assistance with the activities of daily living (ADL’s) tailored to your specific schedule and preference.

Basic Services Non-Medical Package - Billed at hourly rate. Call for quote.

• Companionship – Providing social interaction, conversation, and accompanying clients on walks or social activities

• Household Support - Light housekeeping (Dusting, vacuuming, etc.) laundry, and changing bed linens

• Meal Prep and Nutrition - Planning meals, cooking, and assisting with clean-up

• Errands and Transportation - Driving clients to the grocery store, pharmacy, or doctor appointments

• Cognitive/Activity Reminders - Helping clients adhere to daily schedules and keeping them cognitively stimulated (Example: Board games, cards, etc.)

Intermediate Services requires physical assistance with activities of daily living (ADL) and requires a caregiver to have fundamental caregiving training. We provide short-term relief for primary caregivers by offering temporary, professional assistance with daily activities, companionship, and supervision for individuals who are elderly, disabled, or chronically ill; it helps prevent caregiver burnout, supports emotional and physical well-being, and allows families to attend appointments, run errands, or take needed breaks while ensuring their loved one receives consistent, compassionate care in a safe environment.

Billed at hourly rate. Call for quote.

• Mobility and Transfers - Help client het in and out of bed, chairs, or showers

• Hygiene and grooming - Assistance with bathing, brushing teeth, washing hair, and getting dressed

• Toileting and Incontinence Care - Direct physical assistance with using the restroom and maintaining cleanliness

• maintain established daily routines

• Medication Reminders - Verbally reminding client when it is time to take their medication. (Non-medical staffers are not permitted to physically administer medications.)

• Feeding Assistance - Physically helping clients eat for those who cannot eat on their own.

• prepare meals

• bathing & grooming

• companionship

These services require your caregiver to have specialized training (Ex: Certified US home health aide or specialized dementia training) to handle complex, progressive, or highly delicate non-medical conditions.

Respite Care Non-Medical Package - Call for quote.

• Companionship - Providing social interaction, conversation, and accompanying clients on walks or social outings

• Household Support - Light housekeeping (dusting, vacuuming) laundry, and changing bed linens

• Meal Prep and Nutrition - Planning meals, cooking, and assisting with clean-up

• Errands and Transportation - Driving clients to the grocery store, pharmacy, or doctor appointments

• Cognitive/Activity Reminders - Helping clients adhere to daily schedules and keeping them cognitively stimulated (Example: Board games, Cards, etc.)