Our Mission senior health caregiving
Partners in Independent Living provides non-medical services only, our mission is to provide compassionate and personalized support services to our clients. We strive to improve the quality of life for those we serve, while prioritizing their safety and well-being. Our Mission is your independence with a little helping hand! senior health caregiving
Services We Provide But Not Limited To
- Personal Support assistant to assist with daily living and activities of daily living
- Medication reminders
- Preparing meals, ordering meals and eating together, preventing loneliness
- Getting outside or moving around, preventing skin breakdown and helping with aching joints
- Preventing falls with reminders to march in place or adding support when walking
- Assessing for old food in the refrigerator, light cleaning, laundry and house duties
- Engaging in hobbies, listening to music, conversation, looking at photos, coloring, painting nails, gardening together
- Bathing, dressing, electric shaving, grooming
- Pet care and support
- Assisting with transportation, uber or senior transport to MD appointments or errands caregiving caregiver
Our Commitment To Our Consumers
- Every new employee is personally screened and vetted
- Every employee is fully educated to your requested support plan
- We are insured and bonded
- We are registered with The Consumer Protection
- A trained manager conducts a Meet and greet and develops an individualized contract identifying who and when we will provide support services
- 24/7 on call for questions and concerns
Causes of Caregiver Burnout
- The delicate balancing act of playing the role of caregiver along with that of spouse, child, or friend.
- Many things being out of their control, including resources, money, and skills.
- Placing too high of demands on themselves and feeling that they are solely responsible to be the caregiver.
- Inability to recognize that they are reaching burnout levels and potentially becoming sick due to their inability to function. The feeling of guilt to ask for help. senior health caregiving
Signs Of Caregiver Burnout
- Feeling overwhelmed or constantly worried
- Feeling tired often
- Getting too much sleep or not enough sleep
- Gaining or losing weight
- Becoming easily irritated or angry
- Losing interest in activities you used to enjoy
- Feeling sad
- Having frequent headaches, bodily pain or other physical problems
- Abusing alcohol or drugs, including prescription medications
Ways To Cover Cost
- Long-Term Insurance
- Veteran Benefits
- Private Pay
- We do require a deposit for all services provided
You Have The Right;
To be informed
To choose your services
To safety
To be heard
To consumer education
Services
Personal Support Assistance, Your Way!
Our experienced and highly trained Personal Support Assistants provide the highest quality of care to both clients and their families. Our goal is to help individuals and their loved ones live happy and fulfilling lives! Plan ahead, not in crisis and call us today!
Physical Disability Support
Arthritis, physical disabilities, and age-related conditions are some of the few circumstances that prevent clients from caring for themselves. Our personal support assistant can assist you with daily tasks such as mobility, eating, exercising, and grooming.
A Personal Support Assistant Can Support By Helping Those Who Own a Pet:
- REMINDERS With giving the pet food, water, and health maintenance as needed. A Personal Support Assistant can assist with scheduling the veterinarian appointments, finding a mobile groomer, setting up automatic pet food deliveries, or hiring a neighborhood dog walker.
- TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE
Pets have needs as well and may need medical care, food, and supplies. If you are unable to drive, we can accompany you with arranged transportation or we can provide transportation to veterinarian appointments and pet stores as well as assist you with shopping. - RISK FOR INJURY AND SAFETY
Although pets can be loving companions, there can be an unsafe situation or risks of tripping and falling. An individual with mobility issues who attempts to walk a dog alone could get hurt. Having a Personal Support Assistant in the home can ensure your loved one is not at risk for injury and can enjoy their pet safely.
