Home care companionship involves providing social and emotional support to seniors or individuals who is mostly isolated to their home. This type of care is suitable for those who are able to manage their physical needs but require social interaction and companionship. Home care companions may assist with tasks such as light housekeeping and meal preparation, but their primary goal is to engage in conversation, activities, and social outings to help alleviate loneliness and isolation. They may also provide transportation to appointments and errands, help with medication reminders, and offer emotional support and encouragement. Overall, home care companionship aims to enhance the quality of life and overall well-being of individuals who need assistance with day-to-day tasks.

Assisted care refers to a type of care provided to individuals who require assistance with daily living activities, such as medication management, bathing, dressing, and eating.

Having RN support means you can have essential support to caregivers in home care by providing education, resources, and guidance. Some of the RN support are as listed:

1. Assessing the patient's needs, i.e. medication management, wound care, and other medical procedures.
2. Providing education: Caregivers may need education on various topics related to their loved one's health, such as how to manage chronic conditions, how to prevent falls, and how to recognize signs of infection.
3. Offering emotional support: Caregiving can be emotionally taxing, and caregivers may experience stress, anxiety, and depression. As an RN, we can provide emotional support and encourage caregivers to seek additional help if they need it.
4. Coordinating care: In some cases, the patient may need additional support from other healthcare professionals, such as physical therapists or social workers. As an RN, we can coordinate care and ensure that the patient receives the appropriate services.
5. Advocating for the caregiver: Caregivers may face challenges related to healthcare access, insurance coverage, or other issues. As an RN, we can advocate for client and help them navigate the healthcare system.