Non Medical Care Services
At Southern Angels, we provide a variety of services that assist with daily living, companionship, 24/7 care, Special Needs care, Respite, as well as Palliative helping individuals remain independent at home. These services are performed by non-medical caregivers and include help with personal care like bathing and dressing, meal preparation, light housekeeping, transportation, and companionship to combat loneliness. The goal is to provide support for activities of daily living (ADLs), rather than providing medical or skilled nursing care. Here at Southern Angels, we know what it is like to want to remain independent while being able to continue living in your own home.
Personal Care
Personal care, also commonly referred to as private duty care, is a form of specialized at-home care that provides non-medical support for elderly adults and disabled individuals or those recovering from an injury.
Companion Care
Companion care can help combat the chronic loneliness and isolation that many seniors and those who have recently lost loved ones experience.
Home Care 24/7
Seniors can often experience a rapid and unexpected decline in their ability to care for themselves. While family support is crucial, you simply can’t be there 24/7. That’s why 24-hour care is absolutely essential.
Special Needs Care
In-home non-medical special needs service provides individuals with disabilities and chronic illnesses personalized support and assistance in the comfort of their own home, offering a range of services from personal care and medication management to therapy and skill-building for independent living.
Respite Care
In-home non-medical respite care
allows the person needing care to remain in their familiar environment while offering the caregiver time to rest, attend to personal matters, or prevent caregiver burnout, ensuring the well-being of both the individual and their family.
Palliative Care
In-home non-medical palliative care provides compassionate support to individuals with serious illnesses and their families, focusing on improving quality of life by managing physical, emotional, and spiritual distress in the comfort of the patient's home.