Services

At its core, home care refers to all care (medical or non-medical) provided for the client in their home. In recent years, however, there has been a slight shift in terminology. While home care can be used to describe both medical and non-medical care, typically “home care” refers to non-medical care such as companionship/homemaking services and personal care services, while “home healthcare” refers to the provision of skilled nursing care and other care such as speech, physical or occupational therapy.

Vidma care mission provides companionship care services such as meal preparation, laundry, light housekeeping, grocery shopping/errands, incidental transportation, medication reminders, grooming, live-in service and respite care. We also provide a wide range of personal in-home care services. For example bathing, grooming, hygiene, mobility assistance, transferring/positioning, toileting/incontinence, and feeding/special diet assistance. we also provide Dementia/Alzheimer’s care and in-home safety technology solutions.

Each care giver is an employee who is carefully screened and trained before caring for a client. Each must undergo a rigorous process including national and local criminal background checks, DMV, and personal and professional reference checks. All our care givers are bonded, insured, and covered by Workers’ Compensation insurance for our clients’ peace-of-mind. We strive to hire the very best caregivers because we only hire people we would want caring for a member of our own family.

Yes. Services are available for as little as a few hours a visit up to 24 hours, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

Yes. We understand that situations can arise where one needs in-home care services in a hurry. We can provide services on an as-needed basis.

Yes. Vidma care mission can provide companionship or personal care to residents at assisted living communities and nursing homes who may desire additional attention or personalized care.

Vidma care mission develops an individualized and completely confidential Plan of Care for each client. The purpose is to document the type of home care services needed and when the client would like to initiate care. Once the client, and family members, and local office agrees on the Plan of Care, the office staff will use that information to recommend the care giver who will be delivering the service, establish the schedule and agree to the monitoring and communication.
We review Plans of Care with the client and family at least every six months, but reviews may be more frequent based on state regulations. The review is an important process to ensure the client is receiving an appropriate level of care and is pleased with the care giver providing the care.

During the initial conversation and the in-home visit, the Client Care Coordinator will document the home care services required and the client’s preferences for a care giver match. The Client Care Coordinator then selects the best fit for the client and arranges an introduction between the client, care giver, and Coordinator to introduce this new team. During that meeting, everyone reviews the Plan of Care to ensure agreement and understanding of services to be provided.

Vidma care mission employs a team of caregivers to ensure there is no interruption to your care if someone is sick or on vacation. If your care giver is unavailable, the Client Care Coordinator will arrange another caregiver and will contact you in advance of the change. The Client Care Coordinator will also introduce the interim caregiver and review your Plan of Care with them prior to service. Our goal is to ensure that services are provided as expected. Your safety and security are a top priority.

Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) describe basic tasks essential for day-to-day functioning. These include tasks such as bathing, dressing, grooming, eating, mobility and toileting. Many seniors who require help with such activities are largely independent, but may require help with one or two ADLs. In some cases, intermittent help from a family member or friend may be sufficient. However, at times when family or friends are unavailable and scheduling these activities is critical, informal arrangements may not suffice. This is where an in-home care aide can make a life-changing difference.
Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs) are those activities which are less basic than the traditional ADLs. IADLs, nevertheless, are important in enhancing a client’s quality of life. IADLs include activities such as shopping, paying bills, household chores (cleaning, laundry), and meal preparation. Many seniors require assistance with IADLs rather than ADLs. Some seniors want someone to escort them when they are shopping to help avoid falling. Other seniors may welcome assistance with their bill paying and medical appointments. Vidma care mission offers an array of companionship and in-home care services to assist our clients with the IADLs.