Home Care in
Ipswich, MA

Here are some of the most common senior in-home care services we provide in Ipswich and neighboring towns:

Homemaking & Companion Care - help clients maintain a comfortable and supportive environment, keep appointments with doctors, provide or arrange transportation, help maintain the household with housekeeping, shopping or meal preparation, make sure they take their medicine and serve as a companion for their clients.

Personal Care & Home Health Aide - assist clients who need significant assistance in managing the household and with personal hygiene needs. Clients are elderly, mentally disabled, chronically ill, or physically challenged clients, as well as hospice patients and those in various stages of rehabilitation or recovery. Personal care aides help their clients with daily activities, such as bathing and bathroom functions, feeding, grooming, taking medication, and housework. Aides work at clients' homes and may visit several clients a day depending on their desired schedule.

Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementia (ADRD) Specialist - for clients with other significant behavioral health challenges. While regular home care might be appropriate for an individual in the early stage of Alzheimer’s disease or some types of behavioral problems, as the disease progresses, more advanced care is needed from specially-trained caregivers who are familiar with the various stages of the disease, how it manifests and common behaviors that are seen.

Private Duty Nurses - provide a variety of services to clients in their own home, including companionship and bathing. Private duty nurses are licensed practical nurses and professional registered nurses. Private duty nurses provide services to patients that need in-home monitoring, those who require adjustments to treatment regimens often, and patients with medical conditions that require frequent assessments and care plan changes.

Respite Care - provides planned short-term and long-term 24/7 home care for families and other unpaid caregivers of older adults with conditions such as cognitive loss in order to support and maintain the primary caregiving relationship. Respite also provides a positive experience for the person receiving care.

Stroke and Rehab Home Care Services - Stroke survivors and those recovering from other medical circumstances have the goal of returning to live independently at home. However, time is needed to recover and heal, a process which can't be rushed.  Experienced caregivers are needed to understand what and when certain activities can be taken back on.