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Private Duty Home Care

101 Ways We Can Help YOU

  1. Companionship
  2. Sitter services
  3. Medication Reminders
  4. Scheduling appointments
  5. Actively participates and takes notes at doctor appointment
  6. Follows up with family members in regards to appointments.
  7. Transportation
  8. Errands
  9. Playing cards
  10. Pet Care
  11. Meal Planning
  12. Meal Preparation
  13. Supports nutritional programs created by other health care providers
  14. Grocery Shopping
  15. Baking
  16. Properly documents Intake and output
  17. Encourages/Monitors fluid intake
  18. Prepares meals in accordance to doctors orders. (Ex. Diabetic, low sodium, ect.
  19. Prepares and cleans feeding tubes and other feeding apparatus.
  20. Prepares liquid diet with/ without thickener.
  21.  Maintains a safe environment in clients home
  22. Sweeping
  23. Mopping
  24. Dishes
  25. Clean/ wipe down cupboards
  26. 26.) Take out garbage
  27. Dusting
  28. Vacuuming
  29. Laundry
  30. Clean stove top
  31. Clean out refrigerator
  32. Clean toilets
  33. Clean shower
  34. Clean Windows
  35. Organize cupboards
  36. Organize closets
  37. Shovel snow
  38. Spread salt
  39. Water indoor/ outdoor plants
  40. Dry Cleaning
  41. Change linens/ bedding
  42. Check and record vital signs
  43. Record medical notes and information
  44. Showering assistance
  45. Bed Bath
  46. Toiliting assistance
  47. Change briefs
  48. Assist client with commode/ Urinal
  49. Catheter Care
  50. Assist with dressing
  51. Nail care (Hands)
  52. Paint nails
  53. Back rub
  54. Rub lotion on clients legs
  55. Wash hair
  56. Style hair
  57. Oral care
  58. Provides proper care for wounds under the supervision of a registered nurse.
  59. Promotes  and implements range of motion exercises under the supervision of a PT/ OT.
  60. Assist client while changing positions from sitting to standing
  61. Re-positions patient while in bed.
  62. Transferring
  63. Transferring with a hoyer
  64. Assist with ambulation devices/ equipment
  65. Taking clients on walks
  66. Mental stimulation
  67. Play Board games with clients
  68. Encourages clients to participate in positive activities such as gardening/knitting.
  69. Properly uses safety precautions with all clients.
  70. Assist with all medical equipment
  71. Provides proper care for Oxygen equipment
  72. Records and reports any changes in clients condition/ behavior to appropriate personal.
  73. Promotes positive behavior by using positive reinforcements.
  74. Reports any changes in the home/ environment that may be a concern for safety.
  75. Encourages client to promote safety while ambulating.
  76. Provides specialized care for each diagnosis.
  77. Check blood sugar levels
  78. Manages Sugar level logs
  79. Monitors changes in sugar levels and takes proper action in correcting the issue.
  80. Provides care for patients using oxygen
  81. Properly uses pulsesox machine
  82. Monitors and observes changes in skin conditions
  83. Communicates between medical care providers about changes in skin/ wound condition.
  84. Teach the client about their condition and how we can help better manage it.
  85. Promotes positive lifestyle changes to help client stay at home.
  86. Positive communication with family members about changes.
  87. Redirects patients with Dementia/ Alzheimer’s
  88. Uses positive reinforcements when correcting negative behavior for patients with  Alzheimer’s and Dementia.
  89. Utilizes skills to help promote clients independence
  90. Provides proper assistance with clients that are recovering from trauma.
  91. Provides care for patients with Cancer
  92. Provides patients with care for stroke recovery
  93. Provides care for patients with Congestive Heart Failure
  94. Provides care for patients with Aphasia or other speech impediments.
  95. Provides assistance to family members living with clients that are suffering with a new diagnosis.
  96. Specialized programs for patients in need of hospice care.
  97. Palliative Care for patients that are receiving hospice care.
  98. Provides assistance with Pain Management
  99. Bereavement relief for family
  100. Provide care with a higher degree of respect
  101. Promotes clients dignity while providing care