Brett Myhre

Non-medical home care is designed to help people with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) such as dressing, bathing, meal preparation and more so that they can continue to live in the comfort of their home. In short, non-medical home care is when a professional helps with things you would normally do for your loved one or yourself. Professional caregivers can assist with tasks like laundry, light housekeeping, hygiene, incidental transportation and more so that you can focus on being a family member rather than a caregiver or remove the stress from not being able to care for yourself.

Home care can include both professional 3rd party companies and informal support networks such as family, neighbors, and friends. These individuals work together to meet the needs of yourself or your family. Non-medical home care means that caregivers do not handle skilled care like administering shots or tending to wounds.

Non-medical home care services generally include:

Homemaking care
Companion care
Personal care
Respite care
Hospice Support
Live-in/ Overnight care
Incidental transportation
Griswold Home Care offices support families by referring professional caregivers for personal care, homemaking, and companionship services. We have over 40 years of experience and are one of the pioneers in the non-medical home care industry. Our company was built on the timeless values of compassion and care – and these ideals are always at the heart of all that we do.