Home care service
Personal Care
Help with the most personal parts of the day, given with patience and dignity.
What personal care looks like with us
Getting washed, dressed and ready for the day can become the hardest part of living at home. Our caregivers step in for exactly the tasks that have become difficult, and leave the rest to you.
We go at your pace, explain what we are doing, and protect your privacy. The goal is never to take over. It is to keep you comfortable, clean and confident in your own home.
Included
- Bathing, showering and sponge baths
- Dressing and undressing
- Hair care, shaving and oral care
- Toileting and continence care
- Help getting in and out of bed or a chair
- Steadying support while walking at home
Safer transfers, fewer falls
Many falls happen getting out of bed, off the toilet or out of the tub. A caregiver who is there at those moments makes them steadier and less frightening.
Your routine, not ours
Morning person or night owl, shower or bath, the blue sweater or the grey one. We learn how you like things done and keep doing them that way.
A good fit for
Who this helps most
- Seniors who are unsteady in the bathroom
- Adults recovering their strength after a hospital stay
- People living with arthritis, Parkinson’s or limited mobility
- Families who want a trained helper for intimate care
Questions about personal care?
Call and talk it through with a real person. No pressure, no obligation.
FAQ
Common questions
01 Are your caregivers nurses?
No. 5 Caring Hearts is a licensed non-medical home care agency. Our caregivers help with daily living, not medical procedures such as wound care or injections. If you need skilled nursing, we are happy to point you toward the right kind of provider.
02 Can I choose when visits happen?
Yes. Call us to talk through the times of day help is needed, and we will work out a schedule around your routine.
03 What if my loved one is embarrassed about needing help?
That is very common. Caregivers are trained to protect privacy, explain each step and let the person do as much as they can for themselves.
Other ways we help
- Companionship Conversation, card games, walks and a friendly face, so days at home are not spent alone.
- Homemaking & Meals Light housekeeping, laundry, meal preparation and reminders that keep the household running.
- Respite Care Short-term relief for family caregivers, from a few hours to a few days, so you can rest.
How can we help?
Looking for care for someone you love?
Tell us a little about your situation. We will call you back, listen first, and explain your options in plain language.
Have a caring heart? Work with us.
We look for dependable, kind people who want work that matters, including Certified Nursing Assistants. Find out how to apply.