Care Solutions

Spectrum of Care

Harmony’s Home Care Aides offer a full spectrum of private duty care needs. We provide hourly, overnight, 24-hour, and live-in home care for all occasions and needs. Whether for a senior or post-surgery patient, we can help ease your burden with non-medical, in-home services.

Our care is an incredibly valuable resource to help seniors maintain and improve quality of life.  Our Home Care Aides are trained to help clients with health conditions such as: heart problems, dysphagia (difficulty swallowing foods), dementia (such as Alzheimer’s), or movement disorders (like Parkinson’s). Whether your plan for care involves just a few hours a week or round-the-clock care, we will seamlessly provide that care.

No matter the amount or type of care needed, Harmony Home Care will provide trained, experienced, and dependable Home Care Aides at affordable and competitive rates. With the best caregivers in Orange County, families have peace of mind knowing that loved ones are safe and as independent as possible. Using Harmony’s care results in in lower stress levels. Let us do the work so you can have improved “quality time” with loved ones. To accomplish this, our in-home caregivers assist in a wide range of companion activities, including meal preparation, light housekeeping and laundry, as well as medication reminders and transportation. Weekly help at the grocery store or assistance packing for a trip, including a ride to the airport, helps make life hassle-free. If assistance is needed beyond companion care, our dependable caregivers will help with personal care and hygiene, including bathing, dressing, grooming, or incontinence, while providing the utmost dignity and respect for clients. Below is an explanation of each type of care, but, of course, clients can experience any combination of care and support for any length of time.

Companion Care

Companion Care is helping clients who desire to remain independent but will benefit from some assistance. This type of care allows clients to remain independent longer. Do not wait until something bad happens to get assistance!

Examples of companion care are:

• Encouraging and assisting with hobbies and interests

• Providing socialization, conversation, friendship, and support

• Taking walks and doing other stimulating activities

• Providing respite for family caregivers

• Entertaining (music, crafts, games, reading, baking)

• Helping with technology and meal preparation

Personal Care

Crucial to helping someone maintain their dignity is taking care of human needs.  Our services help clients maintain their personal matters, matters that become more challenging for those who have become too weak or confused to help themselves.  Mobility assistance provides transfer to different locations and allows for a change of scenery while preventing bed sores from developing.

We provide:

• Dressing and grooming assistance

• A safe bathing environment

• Assistance and supervision with ambulation

• Assistance with feeding

• Incontinence care

• Reminder services (pillbox medication, dates, routines, etc.)

Household Support

Living at home requires some upkeep regarding household duties. Caregivers offer varied support to help maintain your home, such as:

• Preparation of meals according to client’s dietary needs
  

  

• Cleaning the bathroom or kitchen after use (such as washing dishes and mopping the floor after meals)

• Washing client’s personal laundry and bed linens

• Making and changing the bed

• Keeping the home safe

• Feeding and walking animals

• Coordinating physician appointments

Transportation Support

Home Care Aides have safe driving records to take you where you want to go. Most also have a clean, maintained vehicle (if the client does not have one available). We can drive when:

• Leaving the hospital (or nursing facility) to go home–free ride upon signing!

• Going to medical appointments

• Running household errands

• Shopping

• Going to beauty shop appointments

• Attending church services

• Visiting grandchildren, friends, neighbors

• Taking outings (museums, zoo, theater, movies, etc.)

• Dining out

• Making travel arrangements

• Attending life events (graduation, wedding, etc.)

• Driving to or from surgeries, treatments or procedures

• Client cannot go out but needs errands run