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 This includes help with activities such as bathing, grooming, dressing, and toileting. 

Planning and preparing balanced meals tailored to dietary needs and restrictions and assist with feeding if necessary. 

Administering medications as prescribed, organizing pillboxes, and monitoring for medication side effects or interactions. 

Providing social interaction and companionship to help reduce loneliness and improve emotional well-being.

 Assisting with transportation to medical appointments, grocery shopping, and other errands.  

Performing tasks like laundry, vacuuming, and tidying up to maintain a safe and clean living environment. 

 Helping clients with mobility aids like walkers or wheelchairs and providing support to prevent falls. 

Offering temporary relief to family caregivers by taking over caregiving responsibilities for a specified period. 

Specialized care for individuals with memory disorders, including cognitive stimulation and supervision to ensure safety. 

End-of-life care, including pain management and emotional support, provided in the comfort of the client's home. 

 Dressing changes, wound cleaning, and monitoring for signs of infection for individuals with wounds or surgical incisions. 

Assistance with managing chronic health conditions like diabetes, heart disease, or arthritis. 

Regular monitoring of vital signs, symptoms, and health status to detect any changes or issues early. 

Help with tasks such as transferring, ambulating, and using the restroom. 

Offering emotional support, companionship, and engaging in activities to promote mental well-being. 

Collaborating with other healthcare professionals to ensure a holistic approach to the client's health and well-being. 

Managing and maintaining medical equipment, such as oxygen tanks or mobility devices. 

Being on hand to respond to emergencies and contacting appropriate medical personnel or family members when needed.