At Assisting Hands Home Care, we can help seniors and adults who need 24 hours of care and supervision with our 24-hour home care and live-in care services in Lyndhurst, Fort Lee, Edgewater, Hoboken, Cliffside Park, NJ, and the surrounding areas. We will have a trained and licensed caregiver in the home of your loved ones 24 hours a day to provide the care and assistance needed and respond to emergencies.
When senior citizens decide to stay at home instead of leaving for a nursing home or assisted living facility, they will still likely need some form of care at home. In many cases, seniors may need minimal care that can be covered by their family or someone present to help throughout the day. However, seniors with chronic illnesses, dementia, or physical and cognitive limitations may need a caregiver present in their home 24 hours a day. If you have a loved one who could benefit from 24 hours of professional care, Assisting Hands Home Care can help.
Assisting Hands Home Care provides comprehensive 24-hour home care and live-in care to help seniors and adults in Lyndhurst, NJ who need around-the-clock care from a professional. You can have peace of mind knowing that one of our trained and licensed caregivers will always be in the home of your loved ones to cover their care needs and respond to emergencies. Depending on the level of care needed, we can have a caregiver live in the home of your loved ones or we can provide more attentive 24-hour care.
Live-In Caregivers in Lyndhurst, NJ
For live-in care and 24-hour home care services from Assisting Hands Home Care in Lyndhurst, Fort Lee, Edgewater, Hoboken, Cliffside Park, NJ, and the surrounding areas, give us a call at (551) 239-8651.
Our live-in care services involve our caregiver living in the home with your loved ones to provide care. We will assign two caregivers to care for your loved ones who will each take turns living in the home for 3-4 days at a time before switching.
When you call Assisting Hands Home Care for live-in care, we will first visit with you and your loved ones to assess their care needs. This assessment will help us form an effective care plan that best accommodates your loved one’s unique needs. The care plan will include the personal care and assistance needed and can also cover other tasks such as meal preparation, light housekeeping, and transportation.
Our live-in caregivers will start caring for your loved ones in the morning, helping them to get out of bed, complete their morning routine, and get dressed for the day. Throughout the day, we will provide personal care and medication reminders as needed as well as prepare meals and provide transportation to get to important engagements and take care of errands. At night, our caregiver will help your loved one get ready for bed.
If your loved one lives alone or has recently lost their spouse, a live-in caregiver can benefit them in many ways. Our caregiver will be a companion to your loved ones while ensuring their every need is met.
Preparing for a Live-In Caregiver
Our live-in caregivers live at the home of your loved ones for several days at a time, so you will need to provide them with a place to sleep and keep their things. You will also need to allow our caregiver to have at least 5 hours of uninterrupted sleep each night. When it is time to change shifts, our caregiver will prepare the room for the next caregiver.
24-Hour Home Care
Our 24-hour home care services are more attentive than our live-in care as we will always have a caregiver in the home of your loved one who is awake and alert. With these services, we will assign multiple caregivers who will change shifts every 8-12 hours, so someone is always there and ready to provide care and respond to emergencies. You do not need to provide our 24-hour caregivers with a private place to sleep.
If your loved one has a chronic illness or condition that requires 24 hours of care and supervision, our 24-hour home care services are ideal. You and your family can rest assured that a trained and licensed caregiver is at your loved one’s home at all times, awake and alert.
Call Assisting Hands for Live-In Care and 24-Hour Home Care
Assisting Hands Home Care is ready to help seniors and adults who need a professional caregiver present 24 hours a day. We will first meet with you and your loved ones to assess their care needs and create a care plan that works best to accommodate their needs. You can call us at (551) 239-8651 to set up a free in-home consultation for 24-hour and live-in care services in Lyndhurst, NJ, and the surrounding areas.
Cookie Decoration by Assisting Hands Home Care
The Cookie Decoration event organized by Assisting Hands Home Care brought joy and enrichment to participating seniors. Through this engaging activity, seniors not only relished the pleasure of decorating cookies but also experienced numerous cognitive and emotional benefits. Engaging in creative tasks like cookie decoration stimulates cognitive functions, enhancing memory, problem-solving skills, and overall mental... Continue reading→
Assisting Hands Gives back!
Event Name: Wellness Check-up: Blood Pressure Event. Event Description: This wellness visit was free of charge to residents of an Independent living facility, and required a registration with an admission cap of up to 20 residents. Blood pressure was taken by Assisting Hands, Director of Nursing. The result was shared with the resident and the... Continue reading→
Cookie Decoration by Assisting Hands Home Care
The Cookie Decoration event organized by Assisting Hands Home Care brought joy and enrichment to participating seniors. Through this engaging activity, seniors not only relished the pleasure of decorating cookies but also experienced numerous cognitive and emotional benefits. Engaging in creative tasks like cookie decoration stimulates cognitive functions, enhancing memory, problem-solving skills, and overall mental... Continue reading→
Assisting Hands Gives back!
Event Name: Wellness Check-up: Blood Pressure Event. Event Description: This wellness visit was free of charge to residents of an Independent living facility, and required a registration with an admission cap of up to 20 residents. Blood pressure was taken by Assisting Hands, Director of Nursing. The result was shared with the resident and the... Continue reading→
