Services
The full range of in-home services this agency listed, with what each one actually involved.
Clinical services
Delivered by licensed nurses and therapists.
Care from an RN or LPN at home: wound care, injections, medication management, vital-sign monitoring and management of chronic conditions such as diabetes or heart failure.
One-to-one nursing for complex needs — ventilator or tracheostomy care, or continuous monitoring — where scheduled visits are not enough.
Strength, balance and mobility work after surgery, a fall or a stroke, carried out in the home so exercises match the real environment.
Rebuilding the ability to perform daily tasks — dressing, cooking, bathing — often with adaptive equipment and home modifications.
Work on speech, language and swallowing difficulties, commonly after a stroke or with progressive neurological conditions.
Help navigating benefits, community resources, care planning and the practical and emotional side of a diagnosis.
Supportive services
Delivered by trained aides, non-clinical.
Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting and transfers for people with mobility limitations.
Conversation, shared activities and supervision, addressing isolation rather than physical need.
Meal preparation, laundry, tidying and errands that keep the home orderly and safe.
Temporary cover so a family caregiver can rest or attend to other responsibilities.
Comfort-focused support alongside a hospice team at end of life, centred on dignity and symptom relief.