ADDITIONAL SERVICES
Customize your in-home caregiver services.
The future is unpredictable, which makes it difficult to plan for life’s curveballs. The Care Club’s in-home caregiver services offer a variety of add-on services so you can personalize your loved one’s home caregiving plan to fit their needs. These additional services can be added to an existing in-home care plan or used as a standalone service.
Pet Care
We know your pets are part of the family and deserve loving care. In the event that you or your loved one cannot care for a pet due to illness or incapacity, The Care Club can provide light in-home caregiving for pets, including:
- Feeding
- Providing fresh water
- Home checks for safety
Housekeeping
The Care Club can provide housekeeping services as an additional service or standalone in-home care plan. Our caregivers will help sort through the clutter to keep the home neat and organized and cover a range of light housekeeping duties including:
- Wiping down counters
- Doing dishes
- Cleaning the bathroom
- Vacuuming
- Doing laundry or ironing
- Dusting
- Changing linens
Yard Work & Handyman Services
If you or your loved one could use some work done around the yard or a handyman to take care of household maintenance issues, The Care Club can help! Our in-home care services can include the tackling of simple handyman projects and minor repairs. If a particular service is beyond what our caregiver can handle, they may be able to give some insight into what is involved and the type of service person to contact.
Hospital to Home
After a stay at the hospital or other care facility, there’s nothing like returning to the comfort of home. The Care Club can help
seniors and
adults with disabilities get home safely and prevent further hospitalizations with regular in-home care visits by our
trained caregivers.
Flex-Care
As part of our in-home caregiver services, Flex-Care provides short-term relief for primary caregivers (family members, spouses, etc.). Our specially trained caregivers will stay with your loved one in their home for a few hours during the day while you take a much-needed break. This flexible approach to in-home care is designed to ensure primary caregivers have time to unwind and attend to their own needs.
