Personal Care Assistance
Patient help with the personal routines of the day, during a short stay. Estimates are free.
The hardest part of caregiving, handled with care
For many families, helping with a shower, getting dressed, or the bathroom is the most tiring and most private part of caring for a parent or spouse. During a respite stay, that help is provided with patience and respect for your loved one’s modesty and independence.
Before the stay, tell us how these routines go at home: what they can manage alone, where they need a hand, and what makes them uncomfortable. The goal is for the routine to feel like theirs, just in a different place.
Help with daily routines
Only the help your loved one needs, in the way they prefer.
Bathing
Help with showers or washing up, at a pace and in a way that feels comfortable and private.
Dressing
A hand with clothes, buttons, and shoes, while they do as much as they like on their own.
Grooming
Hair, teeth, shaving, and the small things that help a person feel like themselves.
Toileting
Discreet help when needed. Share the usual routine and level of help before the stay.
Getting started
Cost depends on the length of the stay and the help needed. Call for a free estimate.
Tell us the routine
What your loved one does alone and where they need help.
Share what matters to them
Privacy, timing, and anything that makes them uneasy.
Arrive and settle in
The routine is reviewed together on the first day.
Keep us posted
If something changes, let us know and the plan changes too.
Why it helps
Privacy respected
Personal care is done with modesty and patience.
Their routine
The way they do things at home guides the way things are done here.
A real break
The most physical part of caregiving is off your plate for a while.
Also during a stay
Families from across Oahu
Call to talk about a stay
Tell us which parts of the day have become hard to manage at home.
Prefer to write? The estimate form works too. Estimates are free, with no obligation.