GOOD HANDS HOME CARE IS ON A MISSION TO ELEVATE THE STANDARDS OF THE HOME CARE INDUSTRY!

We assist our clients with the care and attention that they need to live a healthy and independent lifestyle. Benefits of considering in-home care include:

• Freedom to remain in a familiar environment 
• Ability to enjoy all the comforts of home 
• Personalized one-on-one care 
• Peace of mind

Types of Care Services We Offer

Personal Care & Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)

Optimize their abilities to enhance your independence. Live with dignity and purpose safely and securely in your own home. 

• Routine Mobility: Maintain freedom to move around your house by assisting with lifting out of chairs and beds. 
• Dressing + Grooming: We will help your loved ones with everyday tasks that can be difficult or even dangerous without assistance such as showering/bathing, getting clothes on and putting on and tying shoes.
• Home Support + Outside Services: Our Caretakers can do light housekeeping activities such as sweeping, doing dishes, dusting, etc.

Transitional Care

Recovering in-home after injury can limit you with your daily activities. Whether you are recovering from major surgery, Arthritis, physical disabilities, and age-related conditions, our compassionate caregivers can assist you in completing your recovery journey by assisting with daily tasks such as mobility and exercising.

Companion Care

One of the best treatments for aging individuals is the ability to enjoy the simple pleasures in life, such as going for a walk in the park or riding in the car to get ice cream. These activities can help optimize abilities and independence, boost mood, and enhance your quality of life.

Memory Care

Caring for a loved one with a neurological disorder such as Alzheimer’s and Dementia can be a challenge especially as confusion, disorientation, and physical limitations develop. Our goal is to help you overcome the physical and emotional challenges you and your loved one's are facing by providing our clients with a care plan tailored to their specific needs and preferences.

• Activities to stimulate cognitive skills, memory, and physical activity .
• Daily routines to promote a soothing environment and prompt recall.
• Maintain connections to the people, places, things, and memories that matter most to them.

Respite Care

Many family caregivers take pride in the care they provide to their loved ones and it’s simply a part of daily life. But the physical, mental and emotional demands of caring for a family member can be overwhelming at times. Caregiving is a difficult job and very few people are equipped to do it alone. Getting help is essential for your health and maintaining your resilience and is critical for your loved one.