Home Care Services 
We provide non-medical home care services based on the client’s needs, the agreed care plan, staff availability, and the services our team is able to provide safely. Services are discussed individually before scheduling. 
Personal routines and daily living 
A calm, respectful presence can make everyday routines feel more manageable. Depending on the client’s assessment and plan, support may include reminders or assistance with hygiene routines, grooming, dressing, and other approved daily-living tasks. We encourage each person to do what they can independently and provide the agreed level of help with dignity and privacy. 
Meals and hydration 
Caregivers can help plan or prepare simple meals and snacks, set up the eating area, and offer reminders to eat or drink as agreed. We can follow household preferences and instructions shared by the family. We do not provide dietitian or clinical nutrition services. 
Medication reminders 
When included in the care plan, a caregiver can provide reminders according to the client’s established routine. Medication reminders are not medication prescribing, medication changes, or clinical medication management. 
Companionship and meaningful activities 
Conversation, hobbies, reading, music, games, light walks when appropriate, and other preferred activities can add connection to the day. We learn what the client enjoys and offer choices instead of treating activities as a checklist. 
Light housekeeping and laundry 
Support may include light tidying, dishes, laundry, changing linens, and keeping commonly used areas comfortable and orderly, as agreed in the care plan. 
Errands and appointments 
When scheduled and available, caregivers may accompany clients to appointments, help with shopping or errands, and support planned community outings. Transportation details and any mobility assistance are discussed before service begins. 
Family relief and respite 
When available, scheduled non-medical support can give a family caregiver time to rest, work, or take care of other responsibilities. We first discuss the client’s routine, supervision needs, schedule, and staffing fit. 
| AUTISM AND DISABILITIES 
Autism and Disability Support 
Every person communicates, processes information, and moves through the day in their own way. Open Hearts Home Care offers individualized non-medical support for young adults and adults with autism, developmental disabilities, and other support needs. Our goal is to help the person feel respected, understood, and included at home and in everyday activities. 
Support shaped around the person 
Before services begin, we invite the client and family to share what helps the day go well: preferred ways to communicate, familiar routines, interests, sensory considerations, important transitions, and the level of assistance that feels right. We use that information to discuss an appropriate support plan within our services, staffing, and safe capabilities.