IN-HOME care

Studies show that most seniors prefer to live in their own homes, even if they need help with daily activities. Living at home can help improve a senior's mental health and well-being because they can keep their independence and privacy. Our in-home caregivers are trained to let seniors do what they can and help them with things they need support with. In-home care benefits seniors and their loved ones, bringing them peace of mind and knowing they are always safe and well cared for. Our in-home care services can be combined with any other of our services and include:

• Personal Care: Our personal care service includes help with bathing, grooming, toileting, transferring, and feeling. While personal care can be a delicate topic for many seniors, it's essential to maintain good hygiene to avoid diseases or safety hazards.

• Companion Care: Companionship can make a big difference in the lives of seniors, as it's common for them to feel lonely and isolated when they live alone. Our caregivers can help seniors with their daily tasks and give them company when needed.
  

Do You Need In-Home Care?

Deciding whether you or a loved one needs an in-home caregiver can be challenging. We offer a complimentary in-home care assessment where one of our care coordinators will evaluate the client's home and overall health. Every senior is different, but if you or a loved one has trouble with the following tasks, it might be a good idea to look into our in-home care services:

• Lack of personal hygiene: A caregiver can ensure that a senior is bathing regularly, brushing their teeth, and caring for their hair.

• Spoiled food in the kitchen: Rotten food can indicate that your loved one cannot go to the grocery store regularly. Our caregivers can help prepare meals and go grocery shopping.

• Loneliness or signs of depression: A loss of interest in hobbies, sudden weight changes, or disconnecting from family or friends can indicate that a senior is going through depression or loneliness. In this case, they would benefit from companionship.

• Inability to do tasks independently: If your loved one has trouble with grooming, household maintenance, or running errands, it might be time for an in-home caregiver. 

• Fall hazards in the home: If your loved one's home is unsafe, we can suggest how to prevent falls or accidents. Stairs, step-in bathtubs, uneven flooring, and clutter can harm a senior's health. 
  

Are You Interested in Becoming a SUNSHINE CAREGIVER?

Being an in-home caregiver for SUNSHINE is a wonderful way to make a difference in the lives of seniors and their loved ones while positively impacting your own life. Whether you're searching for a part-time job or a lifelong profession, we have an array of opportunities tailored just for you. We're seeking empathetic individuals who strongly desire to join us in our mission of helping others. To show our appreciation for our dedicated caregivers, we offer the following benefits:
Flexible hours

• Competitive salary

• A rewarding career opportunity

• The ability to grow in the healthcare industry

• Specialized education and training