Frequently Asked Questions

Our staff members are highly trained care providers who assist adults with disabilities with Activities of Daily Living (ADLS) and other specialized care.  These include but are not limited to: bathing, grooming, hair care, shaving, oral care, denture care, foot care, skin care, using the restroom, laundry, clothing, feeding, medication administration, housekeeping, mobility assistance, performing convalescents, accompanying residents to medical appointments or outings, social services, emotional support and companionship. 

Yes, our staff members are trained to provide care for patients with vasicular dementia.

Yes, our staff members are trained to provide care for patients with diabetes.

Yes, our staff members are trained to provide care for patients with a pacemaker.

Yes, our staff members are trained to provide care for patients who have suffered from a stroke.

Yes, our staff members are trained to provide care for patients with traumatic brain injuries (TBI).

Yes, our staff members are trained to provide care for patients with Hutchinson's disease.

Yes, our staff members are trained to provide care for patients with dementia or Alzheimer's.