My Services

To support well-being, enjoyment of life, and independence, I assist with routine and non-routine needs, including—

Routine Senior Needs

  • Medical Appointments—scheduling, driving, accompanying, note-taking, sharing appointment findings with family members

  • Transport & Accompany—personal care appointments (hair, nails), scheduling, driving, accompanying

  • Shopping & Errands—groceries, returns, pick-up mobility equipment, pharmacy, post office, Costco, Safeway, Macy’s, etc. —along with senior, or go and get

  • Personal Care—showering and grooming care, check blood pressure and weight, replace hearing aid batteries and filters

  • Exercises & Walks—in or out of wheelchair or walker

  • Administration—bills, accounts, insurance, correcting errors, setting up services

  • Technology—pairing cellphone with hearing aids, setting up voice command, brightening screen, fixing cellphone quirks, accessing apps, online orders, arranging returns

  • Laundry, bedding

  • Cooking—meal prep, grocery lists

  • Household—garbage & recycling out, checking mail

  • Companionship—reading, writing cards and letters with senior

  • Communication and coordination with family member

Non-Routine Senior Needs

  • Choosing eyeglasses at optical appointments

  • Turning mattress

  • Washing and ironing bed skirt

  • Replacing light bulbs

  • Changing smoke detector batteries throughout home

  • Minor repairs

  • Organizing refrigerator, under sinks, closets, etc.

  • Holiday decorating, cards, shopping, wrapping, tree, lights, clean-up/storage

  • Technology help—setting up computer, cellphone, internet, TV, updating cellphone software, solving printer issues

  • Setting up on-demand delivery services, such as Instacart, Door Dash, Uber, Walmart, pharmacy, Amazon, etc.

  • Coordinating shuttle, vision, fire department resources, library, and other helpful services

I love hearing from you

If you or a loved one could use my help, please call!

Example Client Need

“Mom is slowing down and needs some help with things like taking the garbage out, changing sheets, running errands, taking her to appointments (especially when it is icy out), and helping setup for when she invites friends over for lunch. Family doesn’t live close by and looking for someone to help and check in on her on a regular basis. She is independent right now, but will probably need more help as time goes by. We were thinking of starting with once a week (when garbage goes out) for a few hours and it would probably grow to more over time.”

— Client’s Daughter