Home Care

Boone County Council on Aging Boone County Council on Aging is an in-home care provider serving Belvidere, Illinois and the surrounding area. Boone County Council on Aging offers non-medical offerings in the home, such as meal preparation, housekeeping, and transportation. Contact the provider for more details on home care offerings and rates.

Senior Helpers Irene Huba, Owner, left a 30 year career in the corporate insurance world to pursue a more meaningful career providing a much needed service to the seniors within her community. Irene along with her oldest son Shaun (who is an Army Veteran) believe together they can share their passion for providing exceptional services to seniors who want to maintain their independence and remain in their homes. Senior Helpers in-home care services are designed so our clients get as much or as little help as they require to enjoy living independently at home. Our service schedules are flexible and we are non-contractual, so you don't have to commit to a fixed length of time. After a thorough screening, we train, bond, insure, and hire only the most professional and compassionate caregivers. If you're considering assisted living offerings or other long-term elderly care options, talk to us first. We assist our clients with everything from companionship to bathing* to Alzheimer's and dementia care. We employ a proven process that includes an in-home assessment to help determine the type and level of care needed. Our offerings are available anytime - during the day, night, weekends, and holidays, or for short or long term duration. Companion care services Whether they're needed for three to four hours one day a week or all day-every day, our professional caregivers will assist with a plethora of daily activities such as: Caring companionship and conversation Meal planning and preparation Light housekeeping and laundry Errands and transportation Click here to see a full list of services Personal care offerings Whether our client is experiencing the normal struggles of aging or coping with the affects of a recent hospital stay, sickness, or a cognitive impairment like Alzheimer's or dementia, we know how to make life easier and much more manageable. Our nurse-supervised caregivers will help with: Walking assistance Bathing and dressing Hygiene assistance Eating assistance Senior Helpers can help your loved one live independently at home for many wonderful years to come! Please contact us today to learn how we can help you

Visiting Angels of Rockford We offer holistic, comprehensive programs to help our clients retain as much of their physical and mental abilities as possible. We want to increase our client’s feelings of dignity and self-respect and help them live their lives with a sense of purpose and meaning. Our goal is to help them reengage in their lives and find joy in life. We offer individualized non-medical programs to help them manage or overcome the chronic health issues they face.

Home Instead Senior Care - Rockford, IL homeinstead.Com Home Instead Senior Care is a non-medical provider of personal care, companionship, meal preparation, light housekeeping, medication reminders, errands, incidental transportation and even Alzheimer's and dementia care. Our CAREGivers encourage, assist, and stimulate our clients in a variety of happenings that improve their quality of life and help them maintain their independence. All of these services allow a senior to stay HOME INSTEAD for a longer period of time. Home Instead - Caregiver Skills Safety training on home safety, avoiding injury and falls, preventing strain and pain, safety in the kitchen, cautious cleaning, safe driving, outdoor safety hazards, and disease protection and prevention. Basic training on emergency situations including stroke, falls and fractures and sudden illness, communication tips including communicating to those with dementia or Alzheimer's, activities for seniors to engage in, mealtime preparations, housekeeping tips, signs of abuse, and tips on reducing caregiver stress. Advanced training on understanding senior illnesses and conditions, depression in seniors, caretaker stress, in-home fitness for older adults, making mealtime fun, communication tips with the senior, their family, and the caregiver's franchise office. Activity training including reminiscing activities, modifying happenings, happenings in facilities, adapting happenings for those with impairments, different types of engaging activities for older adults such as gardening, mind builders, and crafts and hobbies, and getting a senior involved in the community in places like senior centers, worship offerings, volunteering and errands.