Our Services
Our Non-Medical Support Services
Emile Senior Care offers supportive non-medical companion and homemaker services to help seniors and families with daily routines, household needs, companionship, and family peace of mind.
Companionship
Friendly conversation, emotional support, social engagement, reading, games, walks if appropriate, and supportive presence to help reduce loneliness.
Light Housekeeping
Assistance with light household tasks such as tidying common areas, washing dishes, taking out trash, organizing light clutter, and helping maintain a comfortable home environment.
Meal Preparation Support
Simple meal preparation, snack preparation, hydration reminders, and kitchen cleanup related to the meal.
Laundry and Linen Support
Assistance with laundry, folding clothes, changing linens when appropriate, and organizing clean items.
Errands and Grocery Support
Help with approved errands such as grocery shopping, pharmacy pickup, and household essentials, based on the client service plan.
Medication Reminders
Non-medical reminders only. Emile Senior Care may remind clients when it is time to take their medications if this is included in the service plan. We do not administer medication or manage medical treatment.
Safety Check Visits
Short supportive visits to check on the client's general well-being, observe the home environment, provide companionship, and report concerns to the family or responsible contact.
Hospital Sitting
Non-medical bedside companionship for clients in the hospital or facility setting. This may include companionship, conversation, family updates, and supportive presence. We do not provide nursing care or medical treatment.
Family Communication
We help keep families informed by sharing non-medical updates, service notes, concerns, and changes noticed during visits.
Daily Living Support
Supportive non-medical help with daily routines, household needs, companionship, and comfort.
Services We Do Not Provide
Emile Senior Care does not provide skilled nursing, medical care, wound care, bathing, toileting, changing briefs, lifting, transferring, feeding, medication administration, or hands-on personal care. If a client needs hands-on personal care or medical services, the family should arrange an appropriate licensed provider.
Ready to Learn More?
Contact us today to discuss your family's non-medical companion and homemaker support needs.