In-home support, organized around daily life
A full directory of the care Access may provide. Each service is subject to assessment and confirmed availability. Filter by category to find what fits.
Attendant Services
Attendant services help individuals receive practical support with everyday activities while remaining as comfortable and independent as possible at home.
Who it may help
Adults and seniors who need a helping hand with daily routines, and family caregivers who need dependable relief.
The first conversation
We talk through what a typical day looks like, where support is most needed, and what timing may work.
Daily Living Assistance
Help with the routines that make up an ordinary day.
Personal Hygiene & Oral Care
Respectful support with hygiene and grooming.
Safety Supervision
A reassuring presence to reduce fall and wandering risk.
Routine Support at Home
Consistent help that fits the client's rhythm.
Caregiver Relief
Dependable breaks for family caregivers.
Personal Care
Personal care supports the private, everyday tasks of living with dignity and respect for each person's preferences.
Who it may help
Individuals who need hands-on help with bathing, dressing, toileting, or feeding, and families who want that care handled respectfully.
The first conversation
We discuss comfort levels, privacy preferences, and which personal-care tasks are most needed.
Bathing & Grooming Assistance
Safe, dignified help with bathing and grooming.
Dressing Assistance
Help choosing and putting on clothing.
Toileting & Incontinence Support
Discreet, respectful continence support.
Feeding & Meal Assistance
Support with eating and mealtime safety.
Mobility & Transfer Help
Safe help moving around the home.
Companionship & Emotional Support
Companionship focuses on the human side of care — conversation, engagement, and the comfort of knowing someone is nearby.
Who it may help
Individuals who live alone, feel isolated, or simply benefit from a friendly, attentive companion.
The first conversation
We learn about interests, hobbies, and what kind of company feels most welcome.
Companionship
Friendly, attentive company at home.
Emotional Support
A calming, reassuring presence.
Social Engagement
Activities and connection to reduce isolation.
Daily Check-Ins
Regular visits to confirm all is well.
Escort to Appointments
Company and support getting to appointments.
Homemaking & Household Support
Homemaking support keeps the home clean, organized, and safe so the person receiving care can focus on feeling well.
Who it may help
Individuals and families who need help keeping up with the household alongside personal care.
The first conversation
We walk through the home together to see which tasks would make the biggest difference.
Light Housekeeping
Tidying and cleaning of living spaces.
Laundry
Washing, drying, and putting away clothes.
Meal Preparation
Planning and preparing nourishing meals.
Grocery Shopping & Errands
Running errands and stocking the home.
Home Safety Supervision
Reducing hazards around the home.
Specialized Support
Specialized support adapts care for individuals living with memory changes, developmental disabilities, or recovery after a hospital stay.
Who it may help
Individuals with Alzheimer's or dementia, developmental disabilities, or those recovering from a hospitalization.
The first conversation
We discuss the diagnosis context families are comfortable sharing and what behaviors or routines matter most.
Alzheimer's & Dementia Support
Patient, redirection-based care for memory loss.
Developmental Disability Support
Respectful support for daily independence.
Post-Hospital Recovery Support
Help settling in safely after a hospital stay.
Chronic-Condition Support
Availability may varyOngoing support within Access's approved scope.
Pediatric Support
Availability may varySupport for children and young people at home.
Respite & Hospice Support
Availability may varyRespite care gives family caregivers essential rest, while hospice support focuses on comfort and dignity — coordinated with the appropriate providers.
Who it may help
Family caregivers needing a break, and individuals and families navigating end-of-life comfort care.
The first conversation
We discuss the family's current situation and how Access can complement existing medical or hospice providers.
Respite Care
Short-term relief for family caregivers.
Hospice Support
Availability may varyComfort-focused companionship alongside hospice providers.
End-of-Life Support
Availability may varyDignified, gentle support for individuals and families.
Live-In & Extended Care
Availability may varyLive-in and extended care options provide longer stretches of support for individuals who need a more continuous presence at home.
Who it may help
Individuals who should not be left alone for long periods, or families needing overnight and extended coverage.
The first conversation
We discuss the level of presence needed, the home setup, and what coverage may be available.
Overnight Care
Availability may varyA reassuring presence through the night.
Live-In Care
Availability may varyContinuous care from a caregiver in the home.
Extended-Hours Care
Availability may varyLonger visits for complex daily needs.
Medical-Related Support
Availability may varyClinical and medical-related tasks require confirmed credentials and scope. These items are listed so the business owner can activate each one once verified.
Who it may help
Individuals whose care plan includes clinical tasks — only when Access is confirmed to provide them.
The first conversation
We confirm what clinical support, if any, Access is able to provide and coordinate with the appropriate medical providers.
Medication Administration
Availability may varyAdministering prescribed medications.
Medication Management
Availability may varyOrganizing and tracking medications.
Vital-Sign Monitoring
Availability may varyChecking and recording vitals.
Wound Care
Availability may varyNon-clinical observation only unless confirmed.
Post-Surgical Monitoring
Availability may varySupport after surgery.
Therapy & Rehabilitation Support
Availability may varyTherapy and rehabilitation tasks are clinical and require confirmed credentials. Listed here for activation once verified.
Who it may help
Individuals recovering from stroke, surgery, or neurological events — only when Access is confirmed to provide this support.
The first conversation
We confirm whether Access can support therapy tasks or should coordinate with licensed therapists.
Occupational Therapy
Availability may varyDaily-living skill support.
Physical Therapy
Availability may varyMobility and exercise support.
Stroke Rehabilitation
Availability may varyRecovery support after stroke.
Neurological Rehabilitation
Availability may varySupport for neurological recovery.
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