End-of-Life Care

Focused on comfort and assistance for individuals and their loved ones.

Our end-of-life care offers respectful support for clients and their families during the critical stages. Our caregivers provide essential non-medical assistance, focusing on dignity and sensitivity to each client’s needs. This service encompasses assistance with personal tasks, emotional support, and coordination with families to ensure clients feel supported. We strive to create an environment where clients and families receive consistent, caring assistance. This care reflects our commitment to making a difference for clients and their loved ones at a sensitive time.

Care Plan Packages:

• 1. Wake up (In the morning) and Tuck in (Evening time) Service

  Duration: 60 to 90 minutes

• What we offer for Tuck-in Services: (Evening time):

  Duration: 60 to 90 minutes

  • Evening meal clean-up
  • Washing and bathing
  • Brushing hair and teeth and evening personal activities
  • Undressing and putting on bed clothes
  • Nighttime medication reminder
  • Preparing clothes for the morning
  • Making sure telephone or other communication devices are withing reach
  • Making sure all appliances are off, appropriate lights are on, and doors and windows are locked

• Who is this package for?

  • Seniors who are mostly independent but need a little extra help in the morning to get their day started and, in the evening, to end their day.
  • Seniors with limited flexibility and energy
  • Seniors who suffer depression and it is often hard for them to get out of bed
  • Person with disability who needs care a few hours day

  Client can decide to sign up for either wake up or Tuck in or both

• What we offer for Wake-Up Service:

  Duration: 60 to 90mins

  • Help client start their day off the right way
  • Safe bed transfer from bed to morning schedule
  • Prepare nutritious breakfast from one of our customized meal plans
  • Support with grooming
  • Assist with morning medication reminder
  • Clothing selection
  • Linen change
  • Bed making
  • Laundry and tidy up the living environment
  • Clean up

• 2. Live in Services:

  Flat daily rate

• Who is this for?

  • People who are looking for an alternative to assisted living facilities
  • Elderly clients who need companionship or surveillance most of the day
  • People who are recovering from sickness or illness
  • People who have limited mobility
  • Individuals feeling overwhelmed and seeking self-care support
  • People living far away from their families or friends who could lend a hand
  • People suffering from Alzheimer’s or dementia

• 3. Around the clock Care

  The caregivers provide uninterrupted, 24-hour care, remaining awake and alert throughout the entire service period.

• This service is for

  • Older adults who wander or pose a threat to themselves due to physical or mental limitation
  • Older adults who are frequently awake during the night or show symp
  • People requiring specialized care and assistance, day and night

• Signs that warrant 24-hour ATC Care

  • Difficulty eating without assistance
  • Wakes up frequently at night
  • Gets agitated in the dark
  • Confuses when familiar faces are not around
  • Frequently falls

• 4. Hourly Care

  • Hourly care is a flexible, pay-per-hour service where clients can receive care for as few or as many hours as needed.
  • We have no minimum hours

• 5. Bath service

  Who needs help with bathing?

  • Elderly with ambulatory dysfunction
  • Seniors experiencing mobility impairment
  • Seniors needing help with back hygiene
  • Seniors whose family members are hesitant to bathe the client.

• 6. Respite services

  Respite care provides short-term relief for primary caregivers. It can be arranged for just the afternoon or several days or weeks.

• Who is this package for?

  • Caregivers who need time to rest and relax

  We’ve got you covered, anytime, any day.