Light Housekeeping at Home
A clean home is a safety measure. For someone frail, or recovering, the state of the kitchen and the bathroom is a health matter rather than a housekeeping preference.
Keeping The Home Safe & Livable
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Kitchen Surfaces, Dishes & Food Storage
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Bathroom Cleaning & Infection Control
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Clear Walkways & Floors
Why Infection Control Matters At Home
A Few Habits That Make A Real Difference
Homes are not hospitals and do not need to be. But when someone is frail, has an open wound, is on medication that lowers immunity, or uses equipment that touches the body, a few habits matter: clean the things that get touched most, use the right product for the job, wear gloves for anything soiled, and wash hands before and after. This is light housekeeping to keep a home safe, not a deep clean, and we would rather say so up front.
Personal Care
Hands-on help with bathing, dressing, the bathroom and medication reminders.
Fall Prevention
Most falls happen in ordinary places doing ordinary things, which means many can be prevented.