Spring Hills Home Care Services of Orlando

Spring Hills Home Care Services, a nurse registry division of Spring Hills Senior Communities, emerged from wanting to meet the needs of seniors who want to stay at home. Spring Hills Home Care Services is licensed by the state of Florida to refer carefully selected Caregivers to you and your family. We have taken the same personal, unique, and individualized approach of "Caring with a Commitment to Quality" right to your home. We call this approach Signature Living.

OUR MISSION STATEMENT:

The mission of Spring Hills Home Care Services is to demonstrate "Caring with a Commitment to Quality" by supplying the resources to provide the highest level of individualized care and services that enhance life, nurture the mind, body, and spirit, and celebrate independence.  We aspire to engage our clients in an active, holistic lifestyle, encouraging experiences that exceed expectations.

At Home Caregivers from Spring Hills Home Care For Unique Home Health in Florida

Caregivers: Spring Hills Home Care Services understands that each person requires different levels of assistance. For this reason, our nurse registry provides a variety of Caregivers to choose from.

Certified Nursing Assistants and Home Health Aides:

These Caregivers maintain a clean, safe and healthy environment, which may include light cleaning and straightening of the home, washing dishes or laundry, and such tasks to maintain a clean and safe environment.

They also provide assistance with personal care such as:

• Eating
• Grooming
• Toileting and Continence Care
• Mobility
• Dressing
• Medication Reminders
• Dressing

Companions: Companions provide companionship and may engage in some of your favorite activities.  These Caregivers are available for escort services to doctor visits and other outings. They also prepare meals, do laundry, perform casual, cosmetic assistance, and provide stabilization as needed. Companions will report changes in the appropriate manner.

Homemakers: Homemakers maintain uncompromising levels of cleanliness and safety in the home.  These Caregivers also prepare meals, do laundry, and go shopping.  They are able to perform casual, cosmetic assistance, provide stabilization as needed, and report changes appropriately.

Alzheimer's/Dementia Care

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