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Our home care services

From a few hours a week to full live-in support, Island Hands Home Care tailors every plan to the individual — their routine, their culture, their comfort. Here's what a typical visit actually looks like.

A caregiver serving a home-cooked meal to an older man at his kitchen counter

Personal Care Assistance

Bathing, dressing, grooming, mobility support and toileting assistance delivered with privacy and respect.

What a visit looks like

  • Shower or bed bath with dignity-first technique
  • Dressing, grooming, oral and skin care
  • Safe transfers, walker and gait-belt support
  • Toileting and incontinence care, discreetly handled

Meal Preparation & Nutrition

Home-cooked meals that honor cultural preferences, dietary restrictions and doctor recommendations.

What a visit looks like

  • A breakfast they'll actually eat, not a tray they ignore
  • Diabetic, low-sodium and soft-texture plates
  • Family recipes and Sunday dinners cooked the way they like
  • Groceries put away, dishes done, fridge labeled and dated

Medication Reminders

Timely prompts and careful observation so families have peace of mind about adherence.

What a visit looks like

  • Reminders at the exact times on the schedule
  • Pill organizer checks (family or nurse fills it)
  • Notes on refusals, side effects and low refills
  • Logged in the family portal the same day

Companionship & Activities

Conversation, light walks, games, reading and community outings to combat isolation.

What a visit looks like

  • Real conversation — not a caregiver on their phone
  • Walks, stretching and doctor-approved movement
  • Cards, puzzles, music, church and community outings
  • Video calls set up with grandchildren

Light Housekeeping

Laundry, tidy living spaces and basic household tasks that keep the home safe.

What a visit looks like

  • Laundry washed, folded and put away
  • Kitchen, bathroom and bedroom kept clean
  • Trip hazards, cords and clutter cleared
  • Mail sorted and appointment reminders posted

Respite for Family Caregivers

Give the primary family caregiver a real break, knowing their loved one is in excellent hands.

What a visit looks like

  • Four hours to a full weekend of coverage
  • Same caregiver each time whenever possible
  • Written handoff notes when you get back
  • Overnight and weekend availability

Hospice Support Care

Comfort-focused, non-medical support that works alongside your hospice team so families can simply be family.

What a visit looks like

  • Gentle bathing, repositioning and comfort care
  • Sitting vigil so no one is ever alone
  • Meals, laundry and a calm, tidy home
  • Coordination and notes shared with the hospice nurse

Child Care

Dependable, background-checked caregivers for children — from after-school hours to overnight and weekend coverage.

What a visit looks like

  • School pickup, homework help and snacks
  • Age-appropriate play, reading and activities
  • Bath, bedtime and consistent routines
  • Overnight, weekend and last-minute coverage

Specialized Care for Veterans

Care built around a veteran's service, routine and benefits — including help navigating VA Aid & Attendance.

What a visit looks like

  • Caregivers experienced with veteran needs and PTSD awareness
  • Transportation and reminders for VA appointments
  • Mobility, personal care and medication reminders
  • Help documenting hours for VA Aid & Attendance

Conditions we support

  • Aging in place & fall risk
  • Post-hospital and post-surgery recovery
  • Alzheimer's and other dementias
  • Parkinson's disease
  • Post-stroke support
  • Limited mobility & transfer assistance
  • Diabetes routines and meal support
  • End-of-life comfort alongside hospice

Not sure which level of care fits?

A coordinator will visit, review the home and routine, and write a care plan with you — free and with no obligation.