In-home care is non-medical care provided in the client’s home. It includes custodial care for elderly people and assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) such as eating, bathing, and providing medication reminders. Caregivers provide companionship, socialization, and cognitive stimulation for seniors. Family caregivers rely on home healthcare services as a respite when they need to travel or work. The assistance of home healthcare caregivers allows elderly adults to remain at home when they are not ready to relocate to a residential care community. It’s also a good option for those who need assistance and are otherwise independent. The Amount of care can be personalized for each individual’s needs, from one afternoon per week to 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Many seniors prefer to stay in their homes, or “age in place.” But as people get older, a number of age-related conditions can make living at home increasingly difficult. Challenges such as cognitive decline and decreased mobility can make living at home without assistance difficult and unsafe. Destiny Life Partners, Caregiver can make aging in place much safer for seniors. Destiny Life Partners Home Healthcare can provide companionship and personal care assistance for those that prefer to age in the comfort of their own homes. There’s No Pl@ce Like Home…

Aging at home means that friends, family and neighbors can pop in at any time to possibly decrease loneliness and depression. If your loved one has pets, they can stay at home together and we can take them out for a walk. Pets help the elderly by improving their mood, encouraging exercise, giving them something to focus on, and providing constant companionship.

When your loved one is at home, they can set their own schedule. Rather than adjusting to an institutional timetable, they can choose preferred meal times and the routines they love. They can continue to enjoy hobbies, clubs and their favorite television shows, without fighting over the remote control. Consistency with their daily schedule can improve independence and functionality, especially with those affected by Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia.

Our in home camera system keeps you and loved ones connected all throughout the day, giving you the option to talk to them and also monitor the residence while your loved ones are in home alone or with our care providers.

We offer laptops or other devices to our clients giving them access to the world, various news outlets, keeping them up to date with current events, the ability to meet virtually with doctors, and stay connected with distant family.

Cognitive decline, also known as cognitive impairment, can be scary for the person experiencing the symptoms as well as their family and friends. We encourage our families to engage in two or more cognitively stimulating activities such as singing, reading, playing board games, playing cards, crafts and social activities. Our caregivers are also available to accompany you and your loved one in order to ease the burden of getting them out in the community to enjoy outings and family affairs.

We understand nutrition is a major component in leading a healthy lifestyle and sometimes, can be the key to a speedy recovery. Destiny Life Partners Home Healthcare partners with local culinary experts to supply meals that are not only flavor but nutritional. Our culinary partners are exceptional at providing meals catering to specific food allergies, religious beliefs, and nutritional needs.

Contact us by email or phone to discuss your needs. We are available to assist 24/7. (If leaving an email please allow up to 24 hours for a response.)

Once an initial contact is made, a care representative will reach out to you to gather information and develop a free personalized care plan. The care plan consists of reviewing the level of care needed, reviewing care receivers home, and billing.

Once a personal care plan is completed, we will enroll you into our care and match a medical or non-medical caregiver to your case. We will host an interview so that both the care receiver and giver are compatible.