Homemaker services are designed to provide household support to seniors wishing to remain in their homes. Services may include shopping or errands, meal preparation, laundry, light housework, personal hygiene assistance and other daily chores. Homemaker services do not include medical or nursing care.
help with light housekeeping, laundry, shopping, and meal preparation.
Household services done by someone else because you are unable to do them yourself. These include nursing services, personal hygiene, house chores, errands, and preparation of meals, laundry and house maintenance.
A variety of non-skilled at-home services, including shopping, meal preparation, laundry services, housekeeping and similar activities provided either by employees of private home health agencies or state agencies. Some long-term care policies pay a benefit for such services.
In-home help with meal preparation, shopping, light housekeeping, money management, personal hygiene and grooming, and laundry.
Services provided for those who need help at home, such as shopping, laundry, light cleaning, meal preparation, transportation assistance, money management, home repairs, and yard work.
Assistance given in managing and maintaining household activities that allows you to remain safely in your home when you can not manage those activities on your own. May include meal preparation, laundry, cleaning, chores, etc.
household chores performed for someone unable to do them on their own.
Housekeeping, cooking and grocery shopping.
Services designed to provide household support. They may include light housekeeping, laundry, shopping, cooking, home management and similar services.
Household services done by someone other than yourself because you're unable to do them.