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Personal Care from Mom's Home Care – Los Angeles, CA

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 Mom's Home Care – Los Angeles, CA: (323) 244-4789

How Mom's Home Care – Los Angeles, CA Delivers Personal Care

Mom's Home Care provides trained staff to assist elderly clients with bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting. The provider emphasizes understanding the physical and mental challenges that make these tasks difficult for older adults and adapts assistance accordingly.

Summarized from Mom's Home Care – Los Angeles, CA's website. Not yet reviewed by our team.

Bathing and grooming supportToileting and incontinence careDressing assistanceTrained on dementia care

How It Works Here

  • Caregivers trained to help clients shower, brush teeth, and maintain daily hygiene
  • Staff trained to transport elderly people with moving disabilities to and from the restroom
  • Staff trained to help individuals suffering from speaking conditions
  • Capable of providing and installing home care assistance items to make bathrooms safe and accessible
  • Available for live-in care or on-call care, temporary or long-term basis

What Stands Out About Mom's Home Care – Los Angeles, CA

  • State licensed home care agency
  • Fully insured and bonded
  • Trusted senior services since 1997
  • Staff trained to understand specific symptoms arising from mental disorders and brain diseases

Who Mom's Home Care – Los Angeles, CA Supports

Older adults who find bathing, grooming, and toileting physically or mentally challenging due to age-related changes, balance difficulties, fatigue, diseases like osteoarthritis or osteoporosis, dementia, or other brain conditions affecting memory, perception, or motor skills.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What if my loved one has dementia or refuses to shower?

Mom's Home Care caregivers understand the specific symptoms of mental disorders and brain diseases and practice patience and professionalism. They are trained to work with individuals who may have lost the logic to know when to shower, may not remember showering, or have irrational fears of water.

Can your caregivers help with bathroom safety?

Yes. Mom's Home Care is capable of providing and installing home care assistance items to help make a bathroom safe and accessible, such as shower seats, grab bars, transfer seats, and tub rails.

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