Personal Care from Aging Assistant
Personal care is hands-on assistance with activities of daily living — bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and mobility — for older adults who need physical support to stay safe and comfortable at home.
Call Aging Assistant: (916) 897-4752How Aging Assistant Delivers Personal Care
Aging Assistant provides in-home personal care with trained caregivers who assist with activities of daily living. Each client receives a customized care plan based on a complimentary in-home assessment reflecting their specific needs and preferences.
Summarized from Aging Assistant's website. Not yet reviewed by our team.
How It Works Here
- Complimentary in-home assessment to design individualized care plan
- Assistance with bathing, grooming, and dressing
- Toileting and incontinence care with dignity protection
- Transfers and mobility assistance to prevent falls
- Meal preparation and feeding assistance tailored to dietary needs
- Medication reminders
- Light housekeeping and laundry
- Companionship and social support
- Flexible scheduling from a few hours per week to 24-hour care
- Care can begin within a few days after assessment in most cases
What Stands Out About Aging Assistant
- All caregivers are background-checked, trained, and supervised
- Caregiver-matching process for compatibility
- Ongoing training and supervision for quality assurance
- Consistent, familiar caregivers rather than rotating staff
- Locally operated and responsive to care changes
- Specialized support for Alzheimer's and dementia
- Offering transitional care after hospital stay or surgery
- Respite care available for family caregivers
- Full transparency with families and regular updates
- Operating since 2006
Who Aging Assistant Supports
Older adults who need assistance with daily living tasks to remain safe and independent at home, including those with memory loss, chronic illness, or recovery needs after hospitalization or surgery.
Want to understand personal care in general?
Compare staffing models, typical costs, and questions to ask before choosing a provider.
Read the Personal Care guide →Frequently Asked Questions
Do personal caregivers assist with dementia or memory loss?
Yes. Many personal caregivers are trained to work with clients who have Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia. They use patience, routine, and safety techniques to provide effective, compassionate support at home.
How soon can personal care services begin?
In most cases, care can begin within a few days after the free in-home assessment. If there is an urgent need, they will do their best to accommodate it quickly.
Personal Care By Town
Other Services from Aging Assistant
Request More Information
When you fill out the form below, you can expect a call and email from a professional who will answer your questions about in-home care.