We create a meal plan based on our client’s requirements (with input from loved ones), likes, dislikes, preferred mealtimes and routine.
Our caregivers can accommodate special diets, including low-sugar or low-sodium requirements, allergies, cultural considerations and preferences.
We can create a shopping list, with input from the client and/or their family, and go grocery shopping either with or without the client.
Our caregivers can take care of daily meal preparation and cooking, or batch cook food and help store it in the freezer for later.
If clients enjoy cooking or baking, our caregivers can encourage them to participate in meal preparation and provide any necessary assistance.
Our caregivers can assist at the table, cutting up food, providing cues to remind clients to chew and swallow, encouraging sips of water or feeding clients.
Our caregivers can ensure that medications are taken regularly as directed, before or after meals.
Our caregivers will clean the kitchen, wash dishes, wipe down counters and appliances, sweep the floor and take out the trash after meal preparation.
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We can provide tasty, well-balanced and nutritious meals that help maintain physical health, support the immune system and improve energy levels.
Elderly people can often lose their appetite or find cooking and eating unmanageable. We help remove these barriers and avoid complications of malnutrition.
Assistance with meal preparation allows individuals to remain in their home and maintain their independence. We support clients to be as actively involved as possible.
Our caregivers can provide conversation during meals, or help host friends or family, reducing loneliness and isolation.
Home assistance with meal preparation can reduce the burden on family caregivers so they can spend more quality time with their loved ones.
Our caregivers reduce the risk of sliced fingers when cooking or the potential for choking while eating, among other things.
Sharing meals with others fosters a positive environment around mealtimes contributing to a sense of well-being.
Physical limitations or cognitive decline can make meal preparation and eating more difficult.
After an operation or an injury mobility can be limited, and assistance with meal preparation may be required.
Temporary or permanent physical disabilities can make meal preparation challenging.
Conditions such as diabetes, heart disease or kidney disease can require specific dietary requirements.
Cognitive impairments like dementia can make meal preparation and eating difficult.
Home care assistance with meal preparation provides family caregivers with some relief and support.
Home care assistance with meals during the end-of-life care journey helps individuals maintain comfort and dignity.
Whether you need urgent support, temporary relief or 24/7 care, we can help.
Phone: 954-799-4716
Email: Info@ahhcflorida.com
200 N. Andrews, Suite 101
Fort Lauderdale, Fl 33301
Phone: 954-799-4716
631 Lucerne, Suite 105
Lake Worth Beach, FL 33460
Phone: 954-914-7266
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