Personal Support Workers (PSWs) are the backbone of in-home care, providing essential assistance with daily activities that help individuals remain safe, comfortable, and independent in their own homes. From bathing and dressing to meal preparation and companionship, our certified PSWs deliver compassionate care that respects each client’s dignity, preferences, and routines. Unlike medical nursing care, PSW services focus on the personal, practical, and emotional support that makes everyday life not just manageable, but meaningful.
Our PSWs are more than caregivers—they become trusted companions and advocates for your loved ones. With specialized training in dementia care, palliative support, safe mobility techniques, and behavioral management, our team is equipped to handle complex needs with patience, empathy, and professionalism.
Assistance with bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, and mobility to maintain dignity and hygiene.
Light housekeeping, meal preparation, laundry, and organizing living spaces to create a safe, comfortable home environment.
Observing changes in condition, providing medication reminders, and reporting concerns to family or healthcare professionals.
Meaningful conversation, social engagement, and emotional support that reduces loneliness and enriches daily life.
Dementia & Behavioral Support
Caring for someone with dementia or Alzheimer’s requires patience, understanding, and specialized training. Our PSWs are experienced in managing behavioral changes, communication challenges, and confusion with calm, compassionate redirection techniques that prioritize safety and dignity.
Palliative & Comfort-Focused Care
When cure is no longer the goal, comfort becomes everything. Our palliative-trained PSWs provide gentle, compassionate support focused on pain management, personal hygiene, emotional reassurance, and creating peaceful moments for clients and their families.
Cognitive Support
For individuals experiencing mild cognitive decline, memory challenges, or confusion, our PSWs offer gentle assistance that preserves independence while ensuring safety.
While PSWs don’t provide medical treatment, they play a critical role in monitoring your loved one’s health, ensuring medications are taken correctly, and alerting family members or nurses to any changes that require attention.
Gentle prompts to ensure medications are taken on time and as prescribed, supporting treatment adherence and health stability.
Careful attention to shifts in mood, energy, appetite, or cognitive function that may signal underlying health concerns.
Immediate communication with family members and healthcare professionals when concerning symptoms or changes are noticed.
Encouraging proper fluid intake and healthy eating habits to maintain strength, prevent complications, and support overall wellness.
Schedule your free, no-obligation in-home consultation and discover how our personalized care solutions can support your family’s unique needs.
Personal Support Workers focus on non-medical assistance with daily activities like bathing, dressing, meal preparation, and companionship, while nurses provide medical care such as wound management, injections, and medication administration. Both work together to deliver comprehensive care, but PSWs specialize in the personal, practical support that helps clients live comfortably at home.
Absolutely—we strive to provide continuity by assigning the same PSW to your care whenever possible, which helps build trust and familiarity. While scheduling flexibility is sometimes needed, we prioritize consistency and ensure seamless communication between team members when substitutions occur.
Resistance to care is common, especially with dementia or cognitive decline, and our PSWs are trained in gentle engagement techniques that build trust over time. We work closely with families to understand preferences, adjust our approach, and find creative ways to make care feel less intrusive and more collaborative.
Our PSWs can accompany clients to medical appointments, providing transportation assistance and support during visits to ensure they understand instructions and feel comfortable. This service helps reduce the burden on family members while ensuring continuity of care.
Yes, all our Personal Support Workers are certified and have completed rigorous training programs that meet or exceed industry standards. They also receive specialized training in areas like dementia care, palliative support, safe mobility and transfers, and behavioral management.
Our PSW services are completely flexible—from a few hours per week to 24/7 live-in care, we tailor schedules to match your family’s needs. During your free consultation, we’ll discuss your situation and create a care plan that provides the right level of support.
Yes, light housekeeping, laundry, meal preparation, and maintaining a tidy living environment are all part of our PSW services. We focus on tasks that directly support your loved one’s safety, comfort, and ability to remain independent at home.
We regularly reassess care plans and adjust services as needs evolve—whether that means increasing hours, adding specialized support, or transitioning to nursing care. Our flexible approach ensures your loved one always receives the appropriate level of care without disruption.
