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(Meal Prep + Assistance with Eating)

In Latah County, home-cooked meals are more than nutrition, they’re part of daily life and community. 

Our caregivers help with meal preparation, light cooking, and mealtime support so clients can continue enjoying familiar foods safely. Whether it’s baking, preparing simple meals, or helping when hands get tired, support is always focused on comfort, dignity, and independence.

“With a little help in the kitchen, I’ve been able to keep cooking for myself and even share goodies with others again. That means everything to me.”

— Moscow, Idaho client

(Dressing + Toileting + Transfers)

As mobility needs change, having trusted support makes all the difference. Our caregivers assist clients in Moscow, Troy, and Deary with everyday personal care tasks such as dressing, toileting, and safe transfers. Support is provided respectfully and at the client’s pace, helping reduce fall risk while preserving confidence at home.

 Tips for dressing with ease:

 Is getting dressed becoming a Challenge?

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Is getting dressed harder than it used to be?

Tips for incontinence comfort:

  How to Change Incontinence Briefs 

“Dad says he likes his caregiver and doesn't feel rushed or embarrassed. Him feeling supported and safe— that’s a huge relief for me and my family.”

— Moscow, rural area client's daughter

(Housekeeping + Laundry + Bedding)

In smaller North Idaho communities, staying in your own home matters. Our caregivers help maintain a clean, comfortable living space through light housekeeping, laundry assistance, and regular bedding changes. 

These small supports help prevent overexertion and keep the home safe and welcoming.

“I can relax knowing my home is taken care of without wearing myself out trying to do it all alone.”

— Deary, Idaho client

  Whether you need to make a Costco run to the Valley down in Clarkston, or you need to get into Moscow for a trip to WinCo or Safeway, our caregivers can assist most clients with grocery shopping and essential errands, helping clients maintain access to fresh food and household necessities without the burden of traveling alone.

VA does not allow us to transport clients, but we can help to arrange transportation and accompany client on grocery trips.

“I don't like to order food on the computer. My daughter was doing that for me for a while but she got me the Kellog's raisin bran instead of my Post brand and I'd just rather go do the shopping on my own. It's better this way and my caregiver helps me."   
— Juliaetta, Idaho client

(Companionship + Leisurely Outings)

Connection matters, especially in rural communities. Through private pay services, caregivers offer companionship and accompany clients on leisurely outings, whether that’s a short drive, visiting friends, or enjoying seasonal traditions like looking at Christmas lights. These moments help clients stay engaged and connected to the community they love.

“Getting out of the house again, even just for a drive, made me feel like myself.”

— Troy, Idaho client

(Supervision + Night Supervision)

For families in Latah County, peace of mind is just as important as physical care. Caregivers provide supervision and overnight support to help ensure safety, assist as needed, and offer reassurance during evening and nighttime hours.

“Knowing someone is there overnight helps us all sleep better.”

— Moscow, Idaho family member

Our caregivers can assist your loved one with exercises as long as they're prescribed or approved exercises to help maintain strength, flexibility, and mobility as outlined in the care plan. If you don't have an outline for what exercises you should be doing, talk to your primary care provider or PT.

“Having someone hold me accountable is what makes it happen.” 

Optional routine care, caregivers can assist with non-medical wellness observations when requested such as:

• Blood pressure
• Blood sugar
• Weight
• Temperature
• Skin checks
• Tracking Fluid Intakes & BMs
   

“It makes going to the doctor for checkups easier. Dad always forgot to write down and track his blood pressure and now we have it recorded regularly."

-Moscow, Idaho - Son