Specialized Care for Seniors at Home
Helping Seniors Feel Seen, Heard, and Truly Connected at Home
When Your Loved One Needs More Than Basic Help
Every senior’s situation is unique. While some individuals need occasional assistance with meals, errands, or household tasks, others require a higher level of support due to chronic conditions, recovery needs, or changes in daily functioning.
For families navigating these challenges, finding a caregiver who understands safety, consistency, and the realities of aging can make all the difference.
Preserve Home Care provides specialized senior care at home throughout Chicago Ft. Lauderdale, Los Angeles and Palm Springs.
Our caregivers support the care plan established by your loved one’s medical team by helping incorporate recommended routines into daily life, observing changes, and communicating important updates to the family and Care Manager.
Our goal is to help seniors remain comfortable, safe, and supported while preserving their independence and dignity at home.
Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care
Memory changes can affect much more than memory itself. Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia may impact mood, sleep patterns, communication, confidence, and a person’s sense of familiarity within their own home.
Seniors may experience confusion, agitation, wandering behaviors, changes in sleep schedules, or difficulty completing familiar routines. Our dementia care approach focuses on creating a calm, supportive environment built around patience, consistency, and respect.
Our Alzheimer’s and dementia care includes:
Gentle daily structure that helps create predictability and comfort.
Familiar routines, including consistent wake-up, meal, and rest times.
Safety support through supervision during higher-risk activities and awareness of potential exit risks.
Calm reassurance during moments of confusion, frustration, or distress.
Meaningful activities matched to current abilities, such as listening to music, looking through family photos, folding towels, or enjoying familiar hobbies.
Respectful communication techniques that reduce frustration and support emotional well-being.
We also support families by sharing observations, offering practical communication strategies, and providing reassurance throughout the journey.
Parkinson’s and Neuromuscular Conditions
Conditions that affect movement and muscle control can make everyday activities more challenging. Tremors, stiffness, fatigue, slowed movement, and balance concerns may increase fall risk and affect a senior’s confidence and independence.
Our specialized Parkinson’s and neuromuscular support focuses on maintaining safety, comfort, and function while respecting each person’s pace.
Care may include:
Assistance with safe transfers and mobility, following recommendations from physical and occupational therapy professionals.
Support with dressing, bathing, grooming, and eating while allowing time for independence whenever possible.
Awareness of routines and timing that affect comfort and mobility.
Support with recommended stretches or exercises when appropriate.
Observation of changes such as fatigue, freezing episodes, or changes in abilities, with updates shared with the Care Manager and family.
Our goal is to help your loved one remain as active and independent as possible while reducing the risks and frustrations associated with mobility changes.
Help with repositioning and maintaining comfort. Organization and reminders to help maintain the routines recommended by healthcare providers.
Gentle assistance with bathing, grooming, dressing, and daily routines.
Meal preparation that respects dietary guidelines and changing appetites.
Light housekeeping to maintain a safe, comfortable environment.
Transportation support and companionship for follow-up appointments.
We help families create a calm environment where energy can be focused on healing and recovery.
Cancer Recovery and Post Surgery Support
Recovery after surgery, hospitalization, or cancer treatment can be physically and emotionally demanding. Seniors may return home with new routines, follow-up appointments, dietary needs, activity restrictions, and recovery instructions to manage.
Preserve Home Care provides compassionate support to help make the transition home smoother and less overwhelming.
Support may include:
Chronic Disease Support at Home
Living with conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, lung disease, or other chronic illnesses often requires careful attention to daily routines. Small changes in nutrition, activity, energy levels, or overall comfort can have an important impact on quality of life.
Our caregivers provide non-medical support by:
Helping clients follow daily routines established by their healthcare providers.
Encouraging appropriate movement, rest, and healthy habits based on professional recommendations.
Observing changes in breathing, swelling, appetite, mood, or energy levels and communicating concerns to the Care Manager and family.
Supporting the safe use of everyday equipment such as walkers, oxygen tubing, and prescribed devices within non-medical guidelines.
We do not replace physicians, nurses, or other medical professionals. Instead, we help your loved one successfully carry out their care plan while living safely and comfortably at home.
Gentle assistance with personal care, including bathing, grooming, repositioning, and oral care as directed by the hospice team.
Quiet companionship through conversation, reading, music, prayer, or simply being present.
Practical household support, including light housekeeping, meal preparation, and assistance with daily tasks.
Respectful coordination with hospice nurses and staff by following their guidance and care instructions.
Our role is to provide comfort and practical help so families can spend more time being present as loved ones, not only as caregivers.
Hospice and End of Life Support at Home
When a loved one enters hospice care, families often want to focus on comfort, connection, and meaningful time together. However, the emotional and practical responsibilities of this stage can feel overwhelming.
Preserve Home Care provides compassionate, non-medical hospice support focused on comfort, dignity, and presence.
Our support may include:
Culturally Sensitive Care
Every family has unique traditions, values, beliefs, and ways of caring for one another. We understand that quality care must honor the whole person, not only their physical needs.
Our caregivers and Care Managers take time to understand what matters most to your family, including:
Important holidays, traditions, and cultural observances.
Preferences related to food, modesty, personal space, and touch.
How your family would like caregivers to respect prayer, rituals, and meaningful items within the home.
By honoring these values, we provide specialized care that supports not only physical comfort and safety, but also the identity, dignity, and traditions that make each person who they are.
