Our services

Lady of company

A lady-in-waiting is someone who provides a friendly and engaging presence to those in need. She emotionally supports the elderly or people in need of regular companionship. Although she cannot replace a nurse, she can help with meal preparation, offer a giftlisten attentively and even read aloud. Ladies-in-waiting are required to respect confidentiality and maintain confidentiality.privacy of their customers. In short, the regular presence of a lady companion can considerably improve a person's quality of life.

Beneficiary attendants

Personal care attendants (PABs) are health care professionals who provide care and assistance to people in need in health care facilities, senior living centers, hospitals, or directly at home. beneficiaries in the context of home care. Our PABs possess strong interpersonal skills, demonstrate compassion, patience and understanding to the patients they serve. They are also able to work in teams and follow instructions given by healthcare professionals. PABs are important members of the healthcare team and play a crucial role in patient well-being.

Housekeeping

Housekeeping among older adults is crucial to ensuring a clean, safe and healthy environment. It can also help improve emotional well-being by providing a pleasant living space lines in the body text Additionally, housekeeping can help older adults stay active and engaged in their surroundings. En allowing them to participate in certain household chores, they can feel useful and accomplished.

It can also help maintain their autonomy and independence, allowing them to continue living at home safely. However, it is important to consider the individual needs and physical capabilities of older adults when planning housekeeping. The tasks should be adapted to their abilities and not be too physically demanding. Ultimately, housekeeping is an important part of elder care and should be considered in overall care planning. This can help improve the quality of life of older people and enable them to continue living independently in their own home.

Moving and rearrangement

Moving seniors can be a complex and emotional task, but with proper planning and support, it can be accomplished efficiently and respectfully. The first step to a successful senior move is to involve the person themselves in the process as much as possible. This may include discussing the reasons for the move, touring the new facility, participating in planning and decision-making. It is important to give the older adult a sense of control and involvement in the process to minimize the stress and anxiety associated with change. Next, it's important to find an experienced mover who understands the unique needsseniors. Our professional movers can help pack the senior's belongings safely and efficiently, clearly labeling each box and ensuring fragile items are handled with care.

Finally, it is important to take into account the specific needs of the elderly person when settling into the new home. This may include modifications for safety, such as ramps or grab bars in the bathroom, as well as considerations for convenience, such as accessible storage facilities and adapted kitchen equipment. In summary, a senior move can be a challenge, but with proper planning and adequate support, it can be done successfully and with respect for the senior..


Accompaniement

Our guides arrive early, noting people's questions and concerns. They are never late because these cause stress. Some people or family members entrust the care of the companion to attend the appointment, especially if the person has difficulty understanding and communicating the symptoms. In some cases, the guide is a health specialist. The attendant can take notes to help you remember the doctor's recommendations. It also offers emotional support. Obviously, confidentiality is assured. We always follow up after the appointment.ous.

Psychosocial activities

Discussion groups can provide a safe space to discuss important topics with others in the same age range. Music with a facilitator and songs Writing or reading workshops Painting, DIY, digital classes The psychosocial activities for the elderly, which we particularly offer, in RPAs and some CHSLDs, are also called therapeutic leisure activities, and are essential to promote the emotional, social and physical well-being of seniors. These activities aim to stimulate mentally, promote social interaction, maintain mobility and encourage a sense of community and belonging. Here are some examples of beneficial psychosocial activities for older people: In RPAs and CHSLDs, we offer discussion groups: