Haven of Care Home Health provides certified Home Health Aide services. Our aides offer hands-on support with daily routines, helping seniors stay safe, comfortable, and confident at home.
Daily Assistance Provided by Home Health Aides
Home health aide support includes personal care, safety awareness, and activity guidance. Certified home health aide services ensure seniors receive structured help at home.
Personal Care & Daily Living Support (ADLs)
Aides provide hands-on assistance with bathing, grooming, oral care, shaving, dressing, toileting, perineal care, and incontinence support. They help with transfers, ambulation, bed positioning, and the safe use of assistive devices as instructed by an RN or therapist.
Nutrition, Hydration & MealtimeAssistance
Support includes preparing simple meals according to physician-ordered diets, setting up trays, cutting food, providing direct feeding when needed, encouraging fluid intake, and cleaning patient-used kitchen items.
Skin Care, Comfort & Non-Skilled Monitoring
Aides provide basic skin care using non-medicated lotions, assist with routine skin fold care, and monitor for redness, irritation, or changes. Any concerns are promptly reported to the supervising nurse.
Mobility, Safety & Exercise Support
Aides help clients use walkers, canes, and wheelchairs safely, implement fall-prevention measures, assist with prescribed exercises as instructed, and ensure essentials, such as call lights or phones, are within reach.
Elimination Assistance, Infection Control & Reporting
Support includes help with bedpans, urinals, bedside commodes, incontinence supplies, and routine catheter bag emptying (per state scope). HHAs follow infection control procedures and report changes in appetite, behavior, mobility, pain, or skin condition.
FAQs About Home Health Aide Support Services
Below are common questions families have when comparing personal care home health aide services with broader Home Health Care options.
1. What services can a Home Health Aide provide?
Home Health Aides (HHAs) provide hands-on personal care and support to help patients remain safe and comfortable at home. Depending on the patient’s individualized Plan of Care, services may include bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting and incontinence care, mobility assistance, transfers, positioning, meal-related assistance, and other approved personal care activities.
2. Who qualifies for Home Health Aide services?
Eligibility depends on the patient’s medical condition, functional limitations, insurance coverage, and applicable program requirements. Patients who have difficulty safely completing activities of daily living because of illness, disability, injury, or reduced mobility may benefit from aide support. Our team can review your needs and help determine the appropriate next steps.
3. Can a Home Health Aide help with medications?
Home Health Aides may provide medication reminders and report medication-related concerns to the supervising nurse when permitted by the patient’s Plan of Care and applicable requirements. Skilled medication management, medication reconciliation, injections, and other nursing services are performed by appropriately licensed nursing professionals.
4. Are Home Health Aides supervised by a nurse?
Yes. At Haven of Care HomeHealth, aide services are provided according to an individualized Plan of Care and under appropriate clinical supervision. The supervising nurse evaluates the patient’s needs, monitors the care being provided, and updates the care plan when necessary.
5. How do I get started with Home Health Aide services?
Contact Haven of Care HomeHealth to discuss your needs. Our team can explain the referral and assessment process, review available services, and help determine applicable insurance or authorization requirements.
Call us at 317-909-0715 to speak with our team and learn how we can help you or your loved one receive safe, dependable care at home.
Call Our Team to Begin Aide Services
Call (317) 909-0715 to schedule Home Health Aide services. Our team will review your needs, coordinate with your RN case manager, and help you begin safe, supportive care at home.
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