~ VIRTUAL HEALTHCARE & HOME CARE FAQ'S ~

Seniors or individuals who:

• Struggle with blood sugar management
• Have mobility or vision challenges
• Need help with diet, medication, or daily tasks
• Are at risk for complications

Absolutely! Family collaboration is a key part of successful home care.

Yes, including grocery shopping, cooking, and dietary support.

Signs include:

• Difficulty with daily activities
• Memory issues
• Frequent falls
• Isolation or loneliness
• Caregiver burnout in family members

• Initial consultation/assessment

• Customized care plan

• Caregiver matching

• Care begins

Senior home care provides non-medical or medical support to older adults in their own homes, helping them maintain independence, safety, and quality of life.

Services include:

• Personal care (bathing, dressing, grooming)
• Companionship
• Meal preparation
• Medication reminders
• Light housekeeping
• Transportation
• Specialized care (e.g., dementia support)

• Home care = non-medical support
• Home health care = medical services provided by licensed professionals (nurses, therapists)

Seniors or individuals who:

• Struggle with blood sugar management
• Have mobility or vision challenges
• Need help with diet, medication, or daily tasks
• Are at risk for complications