As our loved ones age, their care needs evolve. Understanding these changing needs is crucial for providing appropriate support and ensuring their comfort, safety, and quality of life through non-medical companionship services.
Types of Companionship Care Services
CAS Private Care offers various levels of non-medical support:
- Companionship Care: Social interaction, conversation, and emotional support
- Personal Care Assistance: Help with bathing, dressing, grooming, and mobility
- Meal Preparation: Planning and cooking nutritious meals
- Light Housekeeping: Maintaining a clean, safe living environment
- Transportation: Accompaniment to appointments and social activities
- Medication Reminders: Gentle reminders to take prescribed medications
Assessing Care Needs
Consider these factors when determining the appropriate level of care:
Daily Living Activities
Evaluate mobility, ability to perform household tasks, meal preparation capabilities, and assistance required for daily routines.
Social Needs
Assess loneliness, desire for conversation and companionship, and engagement in hobbies and interests.
Safety Concerns
Identify fall risks, home safety issues, and the ability to live independently without medical intervention.
Creating a Care Plan
A comprehensive care plan should address daily routines, social activities, dietary preferences, household management, and emergency contact protocols. Regular communication ensures the plan evolves with changing needs.
Finding the Right Support
CAS Private Care connects New York families with experienced caregivers who specialize in elderly companionship. Our 1099 contractor professionals are trained to provide compassionate, personalized support tailored to each individual's unique needs.
