At Warm Embrace, we help clients maintain their personal hygiene routines with dignity and safety, promoting self-esteem and emotional well-being. We provide support to those who may fear falling while bathing or who face mobility or cognitive limitations that make grooming difficult.

Support may include assistance with:

• Showering and bathing
• Dressing, including shoes and accessories
• Brushing teeth or dentures
• Hair brushing and styling
• Makeup application
• Shaving with an electric razor

Bathrooms and household environments can pose fall risks, especially after bathing or when navigating tight spaces. Our caregivers are trained to reduce these hazards while offering steady, confident support.

Benefits of mobility assistance include:

• Reduced risk of falls with caregiver support
• Encouragement to maintain hygiene and cleanliness
• Comfort through friendly companionship and reassurance

Aging often brings challenges with mobility. Our caregivers assist with safe and respectful movement throughout the home—getting in and out of beds, chairs, and wheelchairs.

Proper support helps:

• Prevent bedsores and muscle atrophy
• Encourage healthy breathing and digestion
• Minimize fall risks and injuries

We understand the sensitive nature of toileting needs. Our caregivers provide compassionate assistance that preserves dignity and comfort.

Our services include:

• Daily hygiene support
• Tailored incontinence care plans
• Trusted relationships that ensure respectful, reliable care

We follow physician-prescribed dietary plans and support clients with meal planning, grocery shopping, and food preparation to ensure nutritional needs are met.

Our caregivers help with:

• Preparing balanced, home-cooked meals
• Managing food sensitivities and dietary restrictions
• Monitoring fluid intake to prevent dehydration
• Timing meals around medications and activity schedules

In addition to personal care and nutrition, Warm Embrace provides a wide range of supportive services, including:

• Care for clients with memory or cognitive impairments
• Medication reminders and basic management
• Transportation to medical appointments or errands
• Support with physician-prescribed exercise plans
• Monitoring for changes in condition
• Fall risk assessments and prevention planning