In Home Care
This person will not provide hands-on care for the client (such as feeding and dressing) but will provide companionship, offer respite for the main caregiver, offer encouragement and perform light housekeeping tasks. Duties may include:
- Washing dishes
- Laundry and ironing
- Light cleaning
- Mopping and vacuuming
- Changing bed linens
- Watering plants
- Preparing meals
- Grocery shopping
- Recreational activities, such as taking walks, playing games, and reading
- Performing miscellaneous errands
- Taking care of pets
- Taking the client to appointments
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- Meal Prep
- Bathing / Bed Bath
- Grooming
- Medication Reminder & Medication Administration
- Assistance with Walking, Eating, Grooming,Oral Hygiene, and Dressing
- Light Housekeeping
- 24/7 Care
When you’re recovering after hospitalization, you need to make sure that you’re getting plenty of rest, drinking plenty of water, and taking the proper amount of time to get back on your feet after leaving the hospital. Among that, getting the proper medical help on the road to recovery is crucial after surgical services.
- Cosmetic
- Eye/Vision
- Heart Surgery
- Joint
- Dental
Our professional caregiver provides personal care and assistance to individuals, including those suffering from chronic illness, Alzheimer’s disease, and dementia, within the home setting. The usual duties of a live-in caregiver include meal planning and preparation, assistance with grooming, dressing and toileting, medication management, laundry, and light housekeeping, and transportation/escorts to doctor’s appointments or social engagements. They Must have 8 hours of sleep with a private bedroom and shower.
Our in-home services allow individuals to receive customized support in a place close to their hearts. Under our supervision, they can preserve their dignity and maintain a comfortable and quality living at home. Our caregivers are trained to provide assistance with their daily tasks, including bathing, grooming, meal planning, medication reminders, and other home activities.
Lovebird can provide you with caring staff who can prepare your meals at home. Our caregivers know how important it is for your loved ones to maintain a balanced diet and to eat on time. Many of the people we care for have medications to take with meals so it’s crucial they are given extra consideration in planning their meal times as well. Meal Preparation Services include:
- Nutritionist Coordination
- Assistance with Preparing Meals
- Medication Reminder & Medication Administration
- Meal Planning
- Checking Diet Restrictions (if any)
- Mealtime Feeding Assistance
- Checking Food Expiration Dates
Our friendly drivers will take you anywhere you want to go:
- To get to your medical appointments
- Convenient transportation for discharged patients
- COVID-19 protocol that protectspassengers and drivers
- Easily book online on our website or by calling
- Door-to-door service
- Trustworthy drivers
You’ve made sacrifices to serve as a caregiver for someone you care about and you deserve some downtime to recharge. Our caregivers provide that relief, allowing you to go out for coffee with a friend, watch a movie with your spouse, or even take a well-deserved nap. All the while, you can be confident that your loved one is in the best of hands, allowing your mind, memory, body, and soul that small, necessary vacation—even if it is only a few hours per week.
We provide phlebotomy services to patients or clients when they can’t get to the lab. Here at Lovebird, we travel to your location, collect the sample, and transport it to your laboratory of choice.
Our Mobile Laboratory Services include:
- COVID-19 PCR Testing
- Routine Blood Draws
- Specialty Kit Draws
- Emergency STAT Draws
- Sneak Peek Gender Reveal
Specialty Programs
Memory Loss/Dementia/Alzheimer’sThose affected by Alzheimer’s disease and dementia can live a better quality of life if they receive the proper care. It is important to notice the symptoms early so you can ensure your loved ones immediately get the treatment they need. Make sure you look out for the following symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia:
- Forgetfulness: Lapses in memory are noticeable symptoms of Alzheimer’s and dementia. It could be a normal sign of aging but if they become more consistent, this is likely an early sign of dementia.
- Wandering: Those affected by Alzheimer’s and dementia can begin wandering. This can be dangerous if they become lost or manage to leave the home.
- Agitation: Individuals affected may become frustrated by their increasing limitations and lead to angry outbursts and mood swings.
- Incontinence: In the later stages, those affected with memory lapses lose control of their bodies.
Our dementia caregivers can respond to and counteract these symptoms of dementia to help calm agitation and mood swings and ensure that your loved ones are safe as they move around the home.
Falls are a normal part of life yet we all know they can be life-altering events. Falls are especially devastating among seniors as they are a leading cause of hospitalization due to injury and a major reason for admission to a residential care facility. Falls can itself affect our lives and we should begin to avoid those accidents. Lovebird provides a program around your doctor that shows benefits for preventing falls, improving balance and strength, and increasing mobility.
Wellness is a multi-dimensional concept consisting of the following dimensions:
- Physical – lifestyle habits that improve and maintain health and functionality
- Social – interacting with others for mutual benefit; awareness of the larger community and participating in it
- Emotional – coping, managing, and directing feelings, and behaving in trustworthy and respectful ways
- Intellectual – creative pursuits, intellectually stimulating activities, problem-solving, and reasoning
- Spiritual – living with meaning and purpose in life and exploring beliefs that create personal peace
- Vocational – maintaining or improving skills, abilities, and attitudes that help you be productive and satisfied in the work
- Environmental – respecting nature and using the environment in ways that contribute to a healthier planet
Seniors have the capacity to grow, develop, modify and change. No matter the age, seniors have the potential
to optimize their health and well-being in mind, body, and spirit.
