Personal Care Assistance
Respectful help with everyday personal routines and activities.
Our services
Everyday Support, Shaped Around Your Loved One
Embracing Arms provides non-medical in-home assistance. Every visit is built around what your loved one already does well and where a helping hand makes the day easier.
Meal Preparation
Help preparing simple, nourishing meals based on the client's preferences.
Light Housekeeping
Assistance with everyday household tasks that help maintain a comfortable home.
Companionship
Meaningful conversation, social connection, and a reassuring presence.
Medication Reminders
Non-clinical reminders that help clients follow established medication routines.
Mobility & Daily Living Support
Assistance with movement and routine activities that promote comfort and independence.
Respite for Family Caregivers
Reliable support that allows family caregivers time to rest, work, or attend to other responsibilities.
Not sure which type of support is right for your family? Call 419-540-3346.
Call 419-540-3346Service 01
Personal Care Assistance
Our caregivers offer patient, dignified support with the personal routines that shape a comfortable day. Assistance is shaped around each client's preferences, pace, and privacy.
What this can look like
- Standby or hands-on support with bathing and grooming routines
- Help getting dressed and choosing comfortable clothing
- Support with oral care and everyday hygiene routines
- Assistance with toileting and incontinence care
Service 02
Meal Preparation
Familiar food makes a house feel like home. Caregivers help plan and prepare simple meals a client enjoys, and can sit down and share the moment.
What this can look like
- Preparing breakfast, lunch, dinner, or light snacks
- Following food preferences and dietary guidance provided by the family
- Grocery lists and shopping assistance
- Kitchen tidy-up and safe food storage
Service 03
Light Housekeeping
A tidy, uncluttered home is a safer home. We help keep living spaces pleasant without taking away a client's own routines and independence.
What this can look like
- Dusting, vacuuming, and wiping down surfaces
- Laundry, folding, and changing bed linens
- Washing dishes and keeping the kitchen orderly
- Clearing walkways to reduce trip hazards
Service 04
Companionship
Company matters as much as any task on a care plan. Caregivers bring conversation, shared interests, and steady, friendly presence to the day.
What this can look like
- Conversation, reminiscing, and looking through photos together
- Cards, puzzles, hobbies, reading aloud, and favorite shows
- Encouragement to stay connected with family and friends
- Accompaniment on walks, errands, or community outings
Service 05
Medication Reminders
Caregivers provide friendly reminders so clients can follow the routine their own healthcare providers set. This is a reminder service only — caregivers do not administer, prescribe, adjust, or dispense medication.
What this can look like
- Verbal reminders at the times the client or family has established
- Encouragement to keep water and routine supplies nearby
- Noticing and reporting a missed reminder to the family
- Reminders about upcoming appointments on the family's calendar
Important: this is a reminder service only. Embracing Arms caregivers do not administer, dispense, adjust, or advise on medication, and do not provide medical treatment or skilled nursing care.
Service 06
Mobility & Daily Living Support
Moving through the day with confidence keeps people at home longer. Caregivers offer steady, respectful support with everyday movement and errands.
What this can look like
- Standby assistance while walking through the home
- Support with transfers, repositioning, and getting settled comfortably
- Encouragement with gentle movement routines a provider has recommended
- Help organizing the day, mail, calendars, and household routines
Service 07 · Optional add-on
Respite for Family Caregivers
Family caregivers need care too. Scheduled respite visits give you room to rest, work a shift, keep your own appointments, or simply take a breath.
What this can look like
- Scheduled visits so a family caregiver can step away
- Coverage during work hours, errands, or travel
- Support during recovery from a family caregiver's own illness
- A regular weekly break built into the care schedule
Let's Talk About the Support Your Family Needs
No pressure—just a caring conversation about your needs and possible next steps.