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Alzheimer’s Care
Family
Northwest Dallas, Dallas · 75229
Alzheimer’s care and active companionship in Northwest Dallas
Male, age 84, is a retired pilot who was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in 2015. He lives with his wife and has a very involved and loving family.
He is energetic and enjoys staying active. He likes to walk around the house and backyard while whistling and also enjoys taking several walks each day in his neighborhood.
He verbalizes a little and communicates in his own way. Caregivers will acknowledge and respond to his communication and continue engaging with him throughout the day.
His family has developed a detailed daily plan covering vitamins and supplements, meals, and activities. Caregivers will follow the family-provided routine and instructions.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Alzheimer’s care with supervision, engagement, and support for an active daily routine
- Support: Supervision during indoor and outdoor activity, neighborhood walks, communication and engagement, companionship, and following the family-provided routine for meals, vitamins and supplements, and activities
- Outcome: Ongoing support for safety, activity, engagement, communication, and consistent daily routines at home
Post-Surgery Care
Husband
Highland Park, Dallas · 75205
Hand surgery recovery and daily assistance in Highland Park
Female, age 84, is an interior designer, wife, and mother who is having surgery on her right hand to repair severed tendons caused by arthritis.
Her right hand and arm are expected to be immobilized for approximately three weeks. During her recovery, caregivers will help keep her safe and comfortable and assist her with daily activities as needed.
Support will include bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, transfers, preparing breakfast and lunch for her and her husband, light housekeeping, shopping, errands, watering plants, and getting the mail and newspaper.
Because she is predominantly right-handed, caregivers will also help her navigate daily tasks while using her left hand.
She will not begin therapy until after her follow-up visit with her surgeon. Caregivers will remain mindful of her restrictions, including avoiding twisting of the wrist.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Post-surgery recovery care with personal care and household assistance
- Support: Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, transfers, breakfast and lunch preparation, light housekeeping, shopping, errands, plant care, mail and newspaper retrieval, and assistance with daily activities while her right hand and arm are immobilized
- Outcome: Ongoing support for safety, comfort, daily routines, and independence during her initial recovery from hand surgery
Personal Care
Wife
Far North Dallas, Dallas · 75252
Cancer treatment transportation and home support in Far North Dallas
Male, age 69, is undergoing chemotherapy and radiation for pancreatic cancer. His current treatment schedule includes radiation appointments Monday through Friday.
Caregivers will transport him to his daily treatments, and his wife may accompany him. They will also provide transportation to other appointments and errands, run errands, shop, and pick up meals as needed.
Caregivers will prepare and serve meals and may prepare food that he can enjoy later. Nutrition and hydration are an important part of his daily routine, and caregivers will encourage him to eat and drink throughout the day.
He remains independent with most daily activities. Caregivers will monitor how he is doing and provide assistance as needed if he becomes weak or daily tasks become more difficult.
The goal is to provide practical daily support and help him remain safe at home while he is undergoing treatment.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Personal care and daily living support during chemotherapy and radiation treatment
- Support: Transportation to radiation and other appointments, errands and shopping, meal pickup, meal preparation and serving, nutrition and hydration reminders, safety monitoring, and assistance with daily activities as needed
- Outcome: Ongoing support for safe daily routines, transportation, meals, hydration, and continued independence at home during treatment
Hospice Support
POA
North Dallas, Dallas · 75248
Hospice and dementia support in North Dallas
Female, age 97, is very sociable, bubbly, and bright. It is important for caregivers to always keep an eye on her.
Caregivers will help her get up, dressed, and ready for the day and encourage her to participate in lots of social activities.
Sometimes her dementia is more prevalent, and she may have issues with communicating.
She is currently on hospice and has a bath technician coming in the mornings Monday through Friday. Caregivers should assist the bath technician when possible. Hospice supplies her disposables and ointments.
The facility provides all of her meals and medications. Her POA often visits, and she has lots of friends at the facility.
Caregivers are not allowed to join her in the dining area, but there are areas nearby where they can wait. Meal delivery is also an option for times when she is not interested in eating in the dining room.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Non-medical hospice support with dementia supervision and companionship
- Support: Close supervision, assistance getting up and dressed, personal grooming, social engagement, communication support, assistance with the hospice bath technician when appropriate, and support around meals and daily routines
- Outcome: Ongoing support for safety, comfort, social engagement, daily routines, and coordination with hospice and facility services
Post-Surgery Care
Husband
Park Cities, Dallas · 75206
Post-surgery recovery and daily care in Park Cities
Female, age 89, lives in Independent Living with her husband, who works in the mornings Monday through Friday. She injured her shoulder in March 2022 and had surgery in June.
She is experiencing weakness, short-term memory loss, and some incontinence. They are hopeful that with more daily activity and exercise, she will regain her strength.
Caregivers will assist her with transfers from bed to wheelchair and/or walker, bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, and hygiene.
Caregivers will prepare and serve breakfast and lunch, clean up, keep all areas tidy, and do laundry as needed. They will also assist with and encourage exercise as directed.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Post-surgery recovery care with mobility and daily living assistance
- Support: Transfers from bed to wheelchair and/or walker, bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, hygiene, breakfast and lunch preparation, cleanup, light housekeeping, laundry, and assistance and encouragement with exercise as directed
- Outcome: Ongoing support for strength, mobility, daily routines, and safe participation in activities at her Independent Living community
Hospice Support
POA
North Dallas, Dallas · 75248
Hospice and dementia support in North Dallas
Female, age 97, is very sociable, bubbly, and bright. It is important for caregivers to always keep an eye on her.
Caregivers will help her get up, dressed, and ready for the day and encourage her to participate in lots of social activities.
Sometimes her dementia is more prevalent, and she may have issues with communicating.
She is currently on hospice and has a bath technician coming in the mornings Monday through Friday. Caregivers should assist the bath technician when possible. Hospice supplies her disposables and ointments.
The facility provides all of her meals and medications. Her POA often visits, and she has lots of friends at the facility.
Caregivers are not allowed to join her in the dining area, but there are areas nearby where they can wait. Meal delivery is also an option for times when she is not interested in eating in the dining room.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Non-medical hospice support with dementia supervision and companionship
- Support: Close supervision, assistance getting up and dressed, personal grooming, social engagement, communication support, assistance with the hospice bath technician when appropriate, and support around meals and daily routines
- Outcome: Ongoing support for safety, comfort, social engagement, daily routines, and coordination with hospice and facility services
Post-Hospital Recovery
Husband
Preston Hollow, Dallas · 75229
Post-hospital fall recovery and companion support in Preston Hollow
Female, age 75, lives with her husband and is returning home after hospitalization.
She had a recent fall, hitting her head, bruising her knee, and hurting her back. She had a stroke 10 years ago.
The goal is to help increase her strength and endurance.
Caregivers will provide stand-by assistance with bathing, dressing, toileting, transferring, and ambulating. They will also provide medication reminders, meal preparation, and light housekeeping.
She uses a walker. Caregivers may transport her in the client's car.
She sometimes experiences delusions involving communication through her phone and has previously been vulnerable to scams. Caregivers should remain attentive, use redirection when appropriate, and help shift her attention to other activities.
She enjoys a bubbly personality and an active companion.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Post-hospital recovery care with fall-risk, mobility, and companion support
- Support: Stand-by assistance with bathing, dressing, toileting, transfers, and ambulation, walker support, medication reminders, meal preparation, light housekeeping, transportation in the client's car, attentive supervision, redirection, and active companionship
- Outcome: Ongoing support for strength, endurance, safe mobility, daily routines, and engagement following hospitalization
Post-Hospital Recovery
Family
Park Cities, Dallas · 75225
Sepsis and knee recovery care in Park Cities
Lively 90-year-old widow is currently recovering from sepsis and a knee scope. Her boyfriend is staying with her during her recovery. She is still very involved in the family hotel business and leads an active lifestyle.
Our goal is to assist in her recovery by keeping her safe, encouraging healthy foods and exercise, and providing stand-by assistance for ADLs and IADLs. The caregivers will also provide transportation and help coordinate follow-up appointments.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Post-hospital recovery care with stand-by assistance
- Support: Stand-by assistance for ADLs and IADLs, healthy food and exercise encouragement, transportation, and help coordinating follow-up appointments
- Outcome: Safe support during her recovery while helping her maintain her active lifestyle and independence
Post-Hospital Recovery
Child
Preston Hollow, Dallas · 75229
Veteran recovery support in Preston Hollow
Male, age 99½, is a veteran and widower. He lives with his daughter, who is currently in the hospital. They have a cat, Buster, and a little dog, Ellie May.
He is weak from spending time in the hospital recently and has a blood clot in his left arm. It is very important that no blood pressure readings are taken on his left arm. He has had some swelling in his feet and needs to elevate them when sitting and exercise as tolerated.
Caregivers will offer him frequent small meals, nutritional shakes, and plenty of water. He also has home health PT visiting. His daughter and nephew are kept aware of his condition.
He was married to his wife for 71 years. He served in the military as a pilot and engineer for helicopters.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Post-hospital recovery care with daily support and safety oversight
- Support: No blood pressure readings on the left arm, feet elevation when sitting, exercise as tolerated, frequent small meals, nutritional shakes, hydration, and coordination with home health PT
- Outcome: Safe and attentive support at home while he regains strength following his recent hospital stay
Dementia Care
Family
Park Cities, Dallas · 75225
Dementia care during a family visit in Park Cities
Male, age 90, is visiting his sister. He is warm and friendly and enjoys his visits with his sister and family. He is accompanied by his two sons.
He has dementia and needs assistance with daily activities. Caregivers will assist him with bathing, grooming, shaving, dressing, toileting, and medication reminders. He can perform most activities with minimal assistance.
Caregivers will provide oversight to make sure he is safe and tasks are completed appropriately.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Dementia care with minimal assistance and safety oversight
- Support: Bathing, grooming, shaving, dressing, toileting, medication reminders, and oversight of daily activities
- Outcome: Safe and consistent assistance with daily activities while he enjoys time with his sister and family
Post-Hospital Recovery
Family
Park Cities, Dallas · 75205
Fall recovery and mobility support in Park Cities
Female, age 88, is experiencing severe pain in her hips and lower back from a recent fall. Diagnostic testing revealed she has a fractured pelvis and tailbone. Typically, she is very independent. Prior to her fall she was driving and managing most of her daily activities. Now, her pain prevents her from performing most of her daily activities safely, on her own.
Caregivers will provide stand-by assistance and physical assistance, as needed, with bathing, dressing, grooming, transfers, toileting, medication reminders, meal preparation and serving, clean up, light housekeeping and transportation.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Post-fall recovery care with stand-by and physical assistance
- Support: Bathing, dressing, grooming, transfers, toileting, medication reminders, meal preparation and serving, clean up, light housekeeping, and transportation
- Outcome: Safe assistance with daily activities while pain and mobility limitations prevent her from managing them independently
Post-Hospital Recovery
Spouse
Park Cities, Dallas · 75205
Pneumonia recovery care in Park Cities
Male, age 78, is recovering from pneumonia and a recent hospitalization. He is making good progress. He is regaining his strength daily with the help of home health PT. His wife will be away from home with family, and they would like for us to care for him while she's away.
Caregivers will ensure his safety by providing assistance as needed with daily activities. He uses a walker and can ambulate safely on his own, including going up and down the stairs. Caregivers will provide stand-by assistance while he is ambulating, showering, transferring and during any other activity as needed.
Caregivers will drive him to errands, shopping, church, and social engagements as requested. Caregivers will prepare meals, provide light housekeeping and assist with daily exercises as directed by his medical team.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Post-hospital recovery care with stand-by assistance
- Support: Stand-by assistance while ambulating, showering, and transferring; transportation to errands, shopping, church, and social engagements; meal preparation, light housekeeping, and daily exercises as directed by his medical team
- Outcome: Continued safety and recovery support while he regains his strength and his wife is away
Post-Hospital Recovery
Spouse
Lake Highlands, Dallas · 75238
Hip recovery care after rehab in Lake Highlands
Male, age 90, is returning home from rehab and recovery from a cracked hip. He did not have surgery and cannot stand on his right leg. He will continue with PT and OT with the goal of strengthening his left leg (his good leg) so that he can support his right leg while it is healing. He will have home health PT and OT upon discharge.
He lives with his wife, who has provided most of her husband's care up till now. With his recent injury, his wife cannot physically provide the level of care her husband requires.
Caregivers will provide assistance with all daily activities including bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, transferring, serving meals, light housekeeping, medication reminders, daily exercise as recommended by his therapists and transportation as requested.
He wears a hard torso brace when he is out of bed, in his wheelchair, or participating in therapy. Caregivers will take direction from his therapy team.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Post-rehab hip recovery care with daily living and mobility assistance
- Support: Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, transferring, serving meals, light housekeeping, medication reminders, daily exercise as recommended by his therapists, transportation, and following guidance from his therapy team
- Outcome: Safe support at home while his hip heals and coordinated assistance alongside his PT and OT team
Fall Prevention Care
Family
Irving, TX · 75063
Standby assistance and fall-prevention support for an independent 76-year-old woman in Irving
A sweet 76-year-old woman is striving hard to remain independent at home. She shuffles her feet and needs continual reminders to pick up her feet when she walks. Because she will not always ask for help, her caregiver stays aware throughout the shift and provides standby assistance when she has difficulty with tasks around the house.
Care snapshot:
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Care level: Fall prevention care with standby assistance
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Support: Standby assistance throughout the shift, mobility reminders, safety monitoring, and help with household tasks as needed
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Outcome: Ongoing support for safer mobility, greater independence, and reduced fall risk at home
Personal Care
Family
Park Cities, Dallas · 75209
Personal care and bedside support for a 96-year-old man in Park Cities
Male, age 96, is being treated for leukemia by an oncologist, and his primary physician visits him at home. He has a history of orthopedic issues and is in significant pain much of the time. He is unable to stand or transfer without assistance. Caregivers will assist him with practicing standing and sitting on the side of his bed. He will not be transferred to the bedside commode until he is strong enough to stand and can be transferred safely. All personal care will be provided in his hospital bed, including bed baths, changing briefs and pads, dressing, grooming, brushing his teeth, filing his nails, serving meals, and assistance with eating as needed. Because he cannot use a razor, caregivers will assist him with an electric shaver. He will also be encouraged to complete daily exercises recommended by his physical therapist that can be performed safely in bed.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Personal care with full bedside assistance
- Support: Bed baths, changing briefs and pads, dressing, grooming, oral hygiene, nail care, electric shaving assistance, meal service, eating assistance, safe standing and sitting practice, and daily physical therapy exercises that can be completed in bed
- Outcome: Ongoing support for comfort, personal care, strength, and safe mobility while remaining in his hospital bed
Post-Hospital Recovery
Family
Highland Park, Dallas · 75209
Post-surgery recovery and mobility support for an 88-year-old woman in Highland Park
Female, age 88, recently sustained a back injury and underwent surgery to repair her spine. She was hospitalized and completed two weeks of rehabilitation before returning home. She now requires assistance with bathing, grooming, dressing, meal preparation, and light housekeeping. She uses a walker and should always have standby assistance while moving. Transfers from bed to standing and sitting are painful, and she is most comfortable lying in bed. She will receive home health physical therapy according to her doctor’s orders. Caregivers will coordinate with her medical team and assist with prescribed daily exercises. Her daughter lives across the street, oversees her care, manages her medications, and provides care during evenings and weekends. She can direct all aspects of her care, and caregivers will follow her instructions and preferences.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Post-surgical recovery care with mobility and daily activity support
- Support: Bathing, grooming, dressing, meal preparation, light housekeeping, standby assistance while using a walker, support with painful transfers, care coordination with her medical team, and assistance with prescribed exercises
- Outcome: Ongoing support for safe recovery, mobility, daily activities, and care that follows her routines and preferences
24-Hour Dementia Care
Family
Park Cities, Dallas · 75205
24-hour Alzheimer’s care and fall-prevention support for a 90-year-old man in Park Cities
Male, age 90, is a retired lawyer who lives with his wife and their two dogs, Baxter and Beauregard. He has Alzheimer’s disease, is a fall risk, and was recently hospitalized after a fall and treatment for a kidney infection. He needs 24-hour care to support his safety and wellbeing at home. His wife is his primary caregiver and oversees all aspects of his care. Caregivers will provide respite for his wife and assist him as needed. He uses a walker and requires assistance with transfers, including getting up from his recliner and getting into and out of the shower. Support also includes bathing, dressing, grooming, hygiene, toileting, medication reminders, meal preparation, transportation, light housekeeping, and engagement. Caregivers will assist with social activities such as attending church and going to the club for dinner and socializing.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: 24-hour Alzheimer’s care with fall-prevention and respite support
- Support: Walker and transfer assistance, bathing, dressing, grooming, hygiene, toileting, medication reminders, meal preparation, transportation, light housekeeping, engagement, social activities, and respite support for his wife
- Outcome: Continuous support for safety, daily care, social engagement, and continued living at home
Personal Care
Family
North Dallas, Dallas · 75244
Personal care and diabetes monitoring support for an active 92-year-old woman in North Dallas
Female, age 92, is outgoing and enjoys socializing. She is very active in the JCC as well as volunteering for her charities. She lives in a senior living community in North Dallas with her little dog, Wheezy. Our goals are to improve her strength, endurance, and balance. We will also be there to stand by and assist if needed with bathing and dressing. Light housekeeping and transportation are also needed, with special attention to monitor diabetic issues such as low blood sugar and wounds on extremities.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Personal care with strength, balance, and diabetes monitoring support
- Support: Standby assistance with bathing and dressing, strength, endurance, and balance support, light housekeeping, transportation, and monitoring for low blood sugar and wounds on extremities
- Outcome: Ongoing support for strength, endurance, balance, and safe, independent living at home
Post-Hospital Recovery
Family
North Dallas, Dallas · 75248
Post-surgery recovery care and standby support for an 88-year-old man in North Dallas
Male, age 88, had a subdural hematoma and underwent surgery. He walks and showers on his own and needs standby assistance if needed while walking, showering, and transferring. His caregivers encourage exercise, provide medication reminders, chart vitals, and give hand-over-hand assistance with glucose monitoring and his pen, along with help with meals and housekeeping. He lives at home with his wife and has a very supportive family, with adult children and grandchildren nearby.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Post-surgical recovery care with standby assistance
- Support: Standby assistance with walking, showering, and transferring, exercise encouragement, medication reminders, charting vitals, hand-over-hand assistance with glucose monitoring and pen, meal support, and housekeeping
- Outcome: Ongoing support for safety, recovery, and continued independence at home
Stroke Care
Family
Knox Henderson, Dallas · 75206
Stroke recovery care with mobility and visual support in Knox Henderson Dallas
Male, age 87, is returning home from a hospitalization and stay in rehab. He relocated to Dallas from New Orleans in August of 2022 and lives in an Independent Living community. He is recovering from a stroke and making good progress. His mobility and vision are affected. We will always provide standby assistance while he is ambulating and transferring to ensure his safety, and provide visual assistance by giving him verbal cues and reminders to increase his field of vision and see everything in front of him. He will be participating in outpatient rehab, and we will coordinate his care with his rehab schedule, along with assisting with meals, medication reminders, transportation, and light housekeeping.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Stroke recovery care with mobility and visual assistance
- Support: Standby assistance while ambulating and transferring, verbal cues and visual reminders, care coordination with his outpatient rehab schedule, meal assistance, medication reminders, transportation, and light housekeeping
- Outcome: Safer mobility, continued stroke recovery progress, and coordinated care at home
Personal Care
Family
North Dallas, Dallas · 75252
Morning and evening personal care support for an outgoing 86-year-old polio survivor in North Dallas
A friendly and outgoing 86-year-old woman is tender-hearted and loves people. A polio survivor, she needs help with transferring and bathing, with caregiver support during her morning routine and again for her evening routine beginning around 7:30 pm. She is independent for the rest of the day and lets the caregiver know her needs.
Care snapshot:
- Care level: Personal care with transfer and bathing assistance
- Support: Morning routine support, evening routine support, bathing assistance, transfers, and standby help as needed
- Outcome: Continued independence during the day with reliable support for safe morning and evening care routines
Hospice Support
Daughter
White Rock Lake, Dallas · 75218
Hospice support and daily comfort care for a 74-year-old woman near White Rock Lake
A 74-year-old woman is under the care of hospice and needs ongoing assistance with daily activities to help keep her safe and comfortable at home. Her care includes coordination with her hospice team, family, and medical team, along with support for bathing, nutrition, hydration, medication reminders, toileting, brief changes, hygiene, light housekeeping, and care for her two dogs, Buddy and Winnie. Her daughter oversees her care, is actively involved in her daily life, and visits from California as often as possible.
Care snapshot:
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Care level: Hospice support with full daily living assistance
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Support: Bathing assistance 5 days a week, nutrition and hydration support, medication reminders, toileting support when transfers are possible, brief changes, hygiene, light housekeeping, care coordination, and pet care for Buddy and Winnie
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Outcome: Ongoing support for comfort, safety, dignity, and quality of life at home
Dementia Care
Family
University Park, Dallas · 75225
Comprehensive dementia home care and transportation support in University Park Dallas
Male, age 88, is engaging and social but has been diagnosed with dementia and now requires assistance with daily activities for his safety and well-being. He lives with his wife, while his children remain closely involved in his care and visit regularly.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Dementia care with full daily oversight and safety support
- Support: Bathing, dressing, grooming, medication reminders, mobility assistance, transportation to appointments and social engagements, and companionship
- Outcome: Enhanced safety, daily structure, and continued social connection while living at home
Post-Surgery Care
Family
Lakewood, Dallas · 75214
Hip replacement recovery care and transportation support in Lakewood Dallas
Active and outgoing 84-year-old woman living in an assisted living community with her husband is preparing for hip replacement surgery. Following her procedure, she will require temporary in-home support to assist with recovery, mobility restrictions, and daily activities while remaining active and socially engaged.
Care snapshot:
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Care Level: Post-surgical recovery care with mobility assistance
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Support: Bathing, dressing, grooming, meal preparation, light housekeeping, transportation, wheelchair assistance, and recovery support following surgery precautions
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Outcome: Safer recovery, compliance with post-surgical restrictions, and continued independence and social activity
Mental Health Support
Spouse
Lakewood, Dallas · 75214
Post-hospitalization home care and companionship support in Lakewood Dallas
Male, age 62, is returning home after hospitalization and inpatient behavioral rehab treatment for anxiety and depression. His wife requested caregiver oversight and companionship during the day while she is at work to support his recovery and daily routine at home.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Recovery support following behavioral health treatment
- Support: Medication reminders, companionship, meal preparation, household chores, and encouragement with daily exercise
- Outcome: Improved daily structure, emotional support, and safe recovery at home
Dementia Care
Sister
Preston Hollow, Dallas • 75230
Dementia care and daily support in Preston Hollow
Female, aged 84, is lovely and engaging. She lives at home with her sister, who is her primary caregiver, and has two daughters who live close by and visit often. She has dementia, mobility issues with accompanying nerve pain, and requires assistance with safety, personal care, meal preparation, light housekeeping, medication reminders, and transportation.
Care snapshot:
- Care level: Dementia care with mobility and safety support
- Support: Daily showers, dressing, grooming, hygiene, bending and lifting assistance, meal preparation, light housekeeping, medication reminders, and transportation
- Outcome: Ongoing support for safety at home, daily care, and transportation to appointments, errands and engagements
Companion Care
Dallas, Texas
Consistent companion care with compassion from the whole Dallas team
Consistent quality and compassion from everyone, with special praise for Shirley and Ingrid.
Care snapshot:
- Care level: Companion
- Duration: ongoing
- Outcome: above expectations
Brentt Steward
Respite for Family Caregivers
Mom
Dallas, Texas
Short-term respite care that gave the family smooth, reliable coverage
Easy communication, prompt responses, and a very pleased 98-year-old mom.
Care snapshot:
- Care level: Respite
- Duration: short-term
- Outcome: smooth coverage
Cyndy Wiggins, daughter
Companion Care
Relative
Dallas, Texas
Companion care support that felt reassuring from the first call
Referred to HCA Dallas, felt comfortable right away; the assigned caregiver was attentive and kind.
Care snapshot:
- Care level: Companion
- Duration: short-term
- Outcome: peace of mind
Jodi Fogel
Companion Care
Self/Family
Dallas, Texas
Professional care planning and strong leadership from the first meeting
From the first meeting, Robin was impressed with Shirley’s professionalism and how thoroughly she gathered information. Shirley took a clear leadership role to make sure the care was handled appropriately.
Care snapshot:
- Care level: Companion care
- Duration: Recent
- Outcome: Properly coordinated care and peace of mind
Robin Abellera
Cancer Care
Family Member
North Dallas, Dallas · 75244
In-home care and daily support during chemotherapy treatment in North Dallas
Female, a lovely 84-year-old woman with a sweet demeanor, is undergoing weekly chemotherapy treatments for 10 weeks. Treatment causes fatigue and weakness, requiring a professional caregiver to assist with daily routines, nutrition, and mobility support at home.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Senior care during cancer treatment with mobility and energy support
- Support: Assistance with morning routine, dressing, meal preparation, hydration monitoring, and supervised walking for strength and recovery
- Outcome: Better energy management, consistent nutrition and hydration, and improved quality of life during chemotherapy
Post-Surgery Care
Spouse
University Park, Dallas · 75225
In-home recovery care after surgery with mobility support in University Park Dallas
Male, age 64, returned home after rehab following rotator cuff surgery complicated by a fall. With pre-existing mobility challenges requiring a cane and leg brace, he needs in-home caregiver assistance to ensure safety and support while recovering. His wife arranged home care to provide supervision and help during the day.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Post-surgery recovery care with mobility assistance
- Support: Help with activities of daily living, mobility support, fall prevention, and safety monitoring at home
- Outcome: Safer recovery process, reduced risk of re-injury, and continued healing at home with professional caregiver support
Dementia Care
Son
North Dallas, Dallas · 75252
Weekend dementia care and companionship support in North Dallas
Client is a curious and passionate 83-year-old woman who was recently widowed and is living in an assisted living community in North Dallas. She has dementia and needs additional weekend caregiver support to help her remain safe and independent. She enjoys conversation, outings, and sharing stories, and benefits from companionship and gentle oversight throughout the day.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Dementia care with companionship and fall prevention support
- Support: Medication reminders, standby assistance with dressing, meal support, safe mobility supervision, transportation for outings, and companionship
- Outcome: Increased safety, meaningful social engagement, and continued independence within her community
Home Care
Client
Dallas, TX
Responsive and dependable home care support in Dallas
Sandra shared that her experience with our team has been superb and that “they listen and always are ready.” Her feedback reflects the attentive communication, responsiveness, and reliable support our caregivers strive to provide every day.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: General home care and companionship support
- Support: Responsive caregiver communication, ongoing assistance, and dependable daily support
- Outcome: Peace of mind through attentive, reliable, and ready-to-help care at home
Parkinson's Care
Daughter
North Dallas, Dallas · 75248
Parkinson’s care and full daily assistance in North Dallas
Male, age 76, lives alone and has a daughter who lives in another city. A diagnosis of severe and progressive Parkinson’s has left him bedridden, and a few months ago he fell and broke his right leg. He is cognitive and has a sharp mind, but he needs a great deal of care and assistance in his daily life.
Care snapshot:
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Care Level: Parkinson’s care with full assistance for daily living
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Support: All ADLs, light housekeeping, and meal preparation
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Outcome: Ongoing support for safety, comfort, and daily care at home
Post-Hospital Recovery
Son
Northwest Dallas, Dallas · 75220
Fall recovery and mobility support in Northwest Dallas
Female, age 80, lives with her son and his family and is recovering from a fall and right shoulder and wrist injury. She is a fall risk and will need standby and physical assistance, as needed, so that she can move about safely in her home and in her community. She is very sociable and enjoys spending time with her friends, family, and religious community.
Care snapshot:
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Care Level: Post-hospital recovery care with fall-risk support
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Support: Standby and physical assistance, bathing, dressing, grooming, hygiene, toileting, meal preparation, light housekeeping, transportation, engagement, and daily CTM exercise with therapist-recommended exercises
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Outcome: Ongoing support for safer mobility, recovery, and continued participation in daily life and community activities
24/7 Care
Family
University Park, Dallas · 75225
24-hour dementia and hospice support in University Park
Female, age 83, lives at home with 24-hour care and is under the care of Hospice. She has dementia and is mostly nonverbal. She fractured her left arm in October of 2024; her arm is healed and she is not in pain, but she is very sensitive to any movement of her left arm. She requires full assistance with all daily activities and a gait belt should always be worn when transferring.
Care snapshot:
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Care Level: 24-hour dementia care with hospice support
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Support: Bathing, dressing, grooming, changing briefs, transfers, occasional eating assistance, gait-belt transfers, medication reminders, and full daily care support
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Outcome: Ongoing support for comfort, safe transfers, and full daily care at home
Post-Hospital Recovery
Wife
Lakewood, Dallas · 75214
Post-hospital recovery and fall-risk support in Lakewood
Male, age 80, is warm and friendly and eager to regain his independence. He lives with his wife and returned home from rehab on September 12, 2024, while recovering from a shoulder injury and surgery. He has limited mobility with his left arm, restriction in range of motion, and is a fall risk. He also had a stroke two years ago, which affected his strength and balance. He is committed to his rehab and recovery and will be participating in therapy.
Care snapshot:
- Care level: Post-hospital recovery care with fall-risk support
- Support: Bathing, dressing, grooming, transferring, medication reminders, meal preparation, light housekeeping, transportation, exercise, engagement, and care coordination with his medical team and therapists
- Outcome: Ongoing support for recovery, safety, therapy participation, and greater independence at home
Hospice Support
Friend / POA
Lakewood, Dallas · 75214
Hospice support and daily care after rehabilitation in Lakewood
Male, age 87, is home after an extended stay at rehabilitation and will receive medical oversight under the care of Hospice. He is chronically ill and has mild cognitive impairment. He requires assistance with all daily activities, including bathing, dressing, grooming, hygiene, transfers, standby assistance while ambulating, medication reminders, meal preparation, light housekeeping, shopping, and errands. He enjoys watching old western shows on TV, going to flea markets, and discussing real estate. His friend of 40 years and POA, Debbie, oversees his care and helps as much as she can with his daily needs.
Care snapshot:
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Care Level: Hospice support with full daily assistance
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Support: Bathing, dressing, grooming, hygiene, transfers, standby assistance while ambulating, medication reminders, meal preparation, light housekeeping, shopping, errands, and routine support at home
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Outcome: Ongoing support for comfort, safety, daily care, and quality of life at home
Hospice Support
Husband
Bishop Arts District, Dallas · 75208
Advanced dementia and hospice support at home in Bishop Arts District
Female, age 91, is returning home from the hospital. She has advanced dementia, has been under hospice care since September, and has very limited mobility due to chronic knee pain. She lives with her husband of 68 years, who has been her primary caregiver and now needs additional support. She requires assistance with all daily activities, and her medical team recommends maintaining her medication regime to help keep her comfortable.
Care snapshot:
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Care Level: Advanced dementia care with hospice support
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Support: Bathing, dressing, grooming, hygiene, toileting, meal preparation and serving, occasional feeding assistance, medication reminders, light housekeeping, changing sheets, laundry, and engagement
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Outcome: Ongoing support for comfort, daily care, and additional help for her husband at home
Companion Care
Mom
Dallas, Texas
Companion care guidance and client-first support for a mother at home
James appreciated Shirley’s thoughtful, caring assessment for his mother and the team’s client-first approach. If you’re seeking help for a loved one, he says HCA Dallas is an easy recommendation.
Care snapshot:
- Care level: Companion care
- Outcome: Trusted guidance and peace of mind
James W Coker, son
Companion Care
Mom
Dallas, Texas
Companion care with clear communication and experienced support for Mom
Setup was smooth and communication clear. Shirley made the process easy, and caregiver Winnie was attentive, helpful, and clearly experienced. Howard says he couldn’t have asked for better.
Care snapshot:
- Care level: Companion care
- Outcome: Consistent, high-quality day-to-day support
Howard Smith, son
Hospice Support (non-medical)
Mom
Dallas, Texas
Non-medical hospice support that improved Mom’s comfort at home
Two gentle, caring caregivers improved Mom’s comfort and mood at home while she was under hospice supervision.
Care snapshot:
- Care level: Companion / Hospice support
- Duration: ~3 weeks (so far)
- Outcome: Greater comfort and stability at home
Mike Leatherwood, son
Companion Care
Mom
Dallas, Texas
Flexible companion care that adjusted quickly as Mom’s needs changed
Care team never rushed calls, offered great recommendations, and flexed hours quickly as Mom’s needs changed.
Care snapshot:
- Care level: Companion
- Duration: ongoing
- Outcome: dependable support
Sally Radovich, daughter
Post-hospital Recovery
Mom
Dallas, Texas
Full-time post-hospital recovery support for Mom after a severe injury
After a severe injury, Mom needed full-time non-medical help at home. The team explained options clearly, launched care fast, and even covered delays so shifts were never missed.
Care snapshot:
- Care level: Post-hospital
- Duration: Full-time, ongoing
- Outcome: Safe recovery at home; fall-risk guidance
Bidjaan Kassam, son
24/7 Live-in Care
Dad
Dallas, Texas
24-hour weekend care for Dad with continuous coverage at home
Fast response, professional assessment, and caregivers Dad loved for 24-hour care over a long weekend.
Care snapshot:
- Care level: 24/7 live-in
- Duration: Long weekend (24-hour)
- Outcome: Reliable continuous coverage
W Paul Stewart, son
Companion Care
Family
University Park, Dallas · 75225
Companion care and visual support in University Park
Female, age 90, is delightful and engaging. She has dementia and is otherwise in very good health. Her vision is poor from macular degeneration, but it does not affect her mobility. She is physically strong and does not need assistance with daily activities, but she does need stand-by assistance when going up and down the stairs to the garage and other uneven paths. We will assist as needed with meals, shopping, transportation, medication reminders, light housekeeping, laundry, and engagement.
Care snapshot:
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Care level: Companion care with stand-by assistance and medication reminders
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Support: Stand-by assistance on stairs and uneven paths, meals, shopping, transportation, medication reminders, light housekeeping, laundry, and engagement
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Outcome: Ongoing support for safety, routine, and engagement at home
Companion Care
Daughter
North Dallas, Dallas · 75229
Companion care and daily safety support in North Dallas
Male, age 81, has recently been widowed after 55 years of marriage. He lives alone, but his daughter lives a few minutes away. He is currently using a rollator and is on supplemental oxygen, and his oxygen levels have gotten extremely low, so he gets tired quickly. He needs standby assistance with bathing, dressing, and grooming, along with help keeping his living space safe, clean, and easy to navigate.
Care snapshot:
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Care Level: Companion care with daily safety support
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Support: Standby assistance, bathing, dressing, grooming, lunch preparation, light housekeeping, changing linens, laundry, trash removal, and daily safety checks for clear pathways and tripping hazards
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Outcome: Ongoing support for safety, comfort, and daily routine at home
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Personal Care
Partner
Uptown, Dallas · 75219
In-home personal care and fall prevention for seniors in Uptown Dallas
Male, a pleasant and easygoing 91-year-old with a long career managing military aircraft contracts, lives between Dallas, TX and Chicago with his husband. His partner recently noticed a decline in personal care impacting his health. Due to limited mobility and high fall risk, he uses a rollator and now requires consistent in-home caregiver support with daily routines and safety.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Senior personal care with full ADL assistance and fall prevention
- Support: Help with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, meal preparation, laundry, medication reminders, and transportation for errands
- Outcome: Improved personal hygiene, reduced fall risk, and safe independent living at home in Dallas
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Fall Prevention Care
Family
North Dallas, Dallas · 75254
Post-hospitalization recovery and fall prevention support in North Dallas
Female, age 93, lives with her family in Dallas following a recent fall and hospitalization. Her family requested additional in-home care to help ensure her safety and maintain as much independence as possible during recovery. She will also begin in-home physical therapy with caregiver support for prescribed daily activities.
Care snapshot:
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Care Level: Senior recovery care with mobility and fall prevention support
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Support: Morning routine assistance, mobility supervision, physical therapy support, and daily activity assistance
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Outcome: Improved safety, continued rehabilitation progress, and greater independence at home
Personal Care
Family
North Dallas, Dallas · 75248
Personalized home care support for independent seniors in North Dallas
Client is an 83-year-old woman who is warm, friendly, and highly values her independence. She prefers direct communication and requests assistance only when needed. Currently using a back brace and oxygen, she requires support with household tasks and activities that involve physical exertion.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Personal care and household assistance for mobility limitations
- Support: Cooking, light housekeeping, cleaning, and assistance with physically demanding daily tasks
- Outcome: Maintained independence and comfort at home with dependable caregiver support
Hospice Support
Son
Park Cities, Dallas · 75225
Hospice support and daily care in Park Cities
Female, age 87, is under the care of hospice. Her hospice team will be overseeing her medical care. We will provide care as directed by her medical team and her son.
She is having difficulty swallowing and is not eating. She is at risk of choking. She can drink nutritional shakes but not water or juice. Caregivers will only provide nutritional shakes unless directed otherwise by her hospice or medical team.
She is very weak and may not be able to get to the restroom or get out of bed. Care will be provided based on her needs each day. Caregivers will continue to watch over her closely and assist with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, light housekeeping, laundry, and caring for her dog, Belle.
If she becomes agitated or uncomfortable, caregivers can contact facility staff or hospice for assistance. The nurse on duty can provide medications.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Hospice support with daily living assistance
- Support: Care as directed by the hospice and medical team, nutritional shakes as directed, bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, light housekeeping, laundry, and care for her dog
- Outcome: Ongoing support for comfort, safety, daily care, and coordination with her hospice team
Dementia Care
Partner
Farmers Branch, TX · 75234
Dementia companion care in Farmers Branch
Male, age 71, recently moved to assisted living. He is a kind and gentle man diagnosed with dementia. He is struggling with the transition to his new environment and will benefit from having a companion caregiver to engage him, drive him to activities, and help him become more familiar with his new home and more comfortable interacting with other residents and participating in community activities.
He has a longtime girlfriend who visits and will be moving to the DFW area soon. He is very focused on wanting things to get back to the way they were when they lived together. He says he does not like being alone and feels very lonely.
He has his dog, Jack, whom he loves very much and who is a good companion. He takes Jack out for walks daily. He will benefit from being actively engaged in activities, outings, and conversation.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Dementia care with companion support during an assisted living transition
- Support: Companionship, activities, outings, transportation, conversation, and encouragement to engage with other residents and community activities
- Outcome: Consistent companionship and engagement while he becomes more familiar with his new home and community
Dementia Care
Son
Lake Highlands, Dallas · 75214
Dementia care and companion support in Lake Highlands
Female, age 82, lives at an Independent Living facility. She moved to Dallas from Amarillo in the summer of 2022. She is very close to her son, who lives nearby and visits regularly. She is kind and soft-spoken.
She has dementia and is somewhat aware that she struggles. Lately she has become more fearful and anxious about being alone and being away from her son. She would benefit from a companion who can engage her and assist her with daily activities.
She can manage her daily activities independently. However, she feels safer if someone is there while she showers and when she is walking outside. She has good mobility and is currently getting PT twice a week.
She will benefit from daily encouragement and assistance with her PT exercises, as well as encouragement for improved nutrition and hydration. Caregivers will assist with breakfast and/or lunch as needed, which may include picking up her meals and serving them in her apartment. She does not drive, so caregivers may also drive her to errands, appointments, and activities as requested.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Dementia care with companionship and stand-by support
- Support: Companionship, stand-by assistance with showering and outdoor walking, PT exercise encouragement, nutrition and hydration support, meal assistance, and transportation
- Outcome: Ongoing support for safety, engagement, daily routine, and continued independence in her community
Post-Hospital Recovery
Daughter
Park Cities, Dallas · 75225
Post-hospital and rehab recovery care in Park Cities
Female, age 82, is returning home after several weeks of hospitalization followed by rehab. She was treated for RSV, dehydration, low sodium, and low blood pressure. She was in the ICU for three weeks and at rehab for two weeks.
She is very weak and requires assistance with all ADLs and IADLs. Her daughter lives in Virginia Beach and has been with her for over a month overseeing her care.
Her goals are to regain her strength and resume her independent life at the Independent Living facility where she resides.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Post-hospital and post-rehab recovery care with full ADL and IADL assistance
- Support: Assistance with ADLs and IADLs and day-to-day support during her return home from hospitalization and rehab
- Outcome: Support for regaining strength and working toward resuming her independent routine at her Independent Living community
Post-Hospital Recovery
Child
White Rock Lake, Dallas · 75214
Rehab recovery support in White Rock Lake
94-year-old female is very active and independent. She lives in her home in Dallas and is being discharged from rehab.
Our goals are to establish a healthy routine, provide medication reminders, prepare meals, offer companionship, encourage exercise to increase stability and endurance, provide transportation, and assist with light housekeeping.
She is an avid reader and enjoys bird watching and crossword puzzles. She is retired from the Federal Reserve Bank, where she was the administrative assistant to three presidents. As a military wife, she enjoyed her time in Germany and the travel opportunities that presented. She has one daughter, who is very involved and a wonderful friend to her mother.
Caregivers will also help keep her feet elevated when possible to reduce swelling in her ankles.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Post-rehab recovery care with routine and daily living support
- Support: Medication reminders, meal preparation, companionship, exercise for stability and endurance, transportation, light housekeeping, and feet elevation when possible
- Outcome: A safe transition home from rehab with support for her daily routine, stability, endurance, and independence
Post-Surgery Care
Husband
Park Cities, Dallas · 75206
Post-surgery recovery and daily care in Park Cities
Female, age 89, lives in Independent Living with her husband, who works in the mornings Monday through Friday. She injured her shoulder in March 2022 and had surgery in June.
She is experiencing weakness, short-term memory loss, and some incontinence. They are hopeful that with more daily activity and exercise, she will regain her strength.
Caregivers will assist her with transfers from bed to wheelchair and/or walker, bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, and hygiene.
Caregivers will prepare and serve breakfast and lunch, clean up, keep all areas tidy, and do laundry as needed. They will also assist with and encourage exercise as directed.
Care snapshot:
- Care Level: Post-surgery recovery care with mobility and daily living assistance
- Support: Transfers from bed to wheelchair and/or walker, bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, hygiene, breakfast and lunch preparation, cleanup, light housekeeping, laundry, and assistance and encouragement with exercise as directed
- Outcome: Ongoing support for strength, mobility, daily routines, and safe participation in activities at her Independent Living community
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Frequently Asked Questions from Dallas Families
Families often have questions about when to start care, what support looks like at home, and how to find the right fit for a loved one. Here are some of the most common questions we hear.