FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Ease Of Living Services, provides homemaker/companion service, and respite relief. Our  services are designed to provide assistance with those activities that elders need help with in order to be able to stay at home safely and with dignity. Our service includes: Doctors visits, medication reminder, fluids reminders, light housekeeping, and running errands. 

Contact Ease Of Living Services home care office at (954) 833-0019 with needed questions. We will have our staff come to your home and conduct a free, no obligation home assessment. We will then, at your direction, identify Companion/Homemaker who have the skills, personality and availability to assist you. You will then be able to meet the Companion/Homemaker, and if you approve, they will begin working for you. 

At Ease Of Living Services, a complete home care assessment is an essential step in coordinating Homemaker and Companion services for our clients. A free in-home consultation with a Ease Of Living Services care coordinator is one of the best ways to learn about our services provided by our compassionate, professional. 

Before we begin a relationship with any family, we meet and discuss your needs. This enables us to carefully craft and tailor our homemaker/Companion services to your family’s challenges and needs. Our Client assessment offer no-cost, no-obligation consultations designed to answer your questions and provide expert guidance to help you navigate the senior care decision-making process.

Generally services can be provided within a 48-hour period and often the same day

Schedule changes are easily accomplished with as little as one week notice. Our philosophy is to make the schedule work for the family, not the agency. You come first. Your needs, your requests, your schedule. We will do everything possible to make sure the schedule you want is the schedule you get.

Aging in place refers to the ability of any person to grow old in their own home or that of their family. It is the opposite of institutional residential care like a nursing home. Sometimes it may mean the ability, with extra help, to stay in an assisted living facility as well.

Yes. People sometimes discover that sitters are needed in an assisted living facility. In these cases, Ease Of living Services provides a qualified Companion worker to make this possible. In some states you are allowed to hire private Companion sitter in an assisted living facility – or nursing home.

After you receive your Home Service Assessment, we will place you with a worker

of your choice.

In-Homemaker/Companion is a more private option that allows your loved one to remain in their own home. This is often less disruptive and more engaging, making it the first choice for many families. Couple that with the rising costs of nursing home facilities, and it's understandable why in-home Companion Services has become the preferred option for many families.

Before deciding between the benefits of in-home care vs. a nursing home, there are several things you'll want to think about:

• Ask your loved one about how important it is for them to continue living at home.
• Speak with your loved one's physician about what level of caregiving is needed.
• Determine whether your loved one requires specialized caregiving, like Alzheimer's care.
• Calculate your budget for caregiving services or residence in a care facility.
• Get detailed information from local in-home care companies and assisted living centers.

When someone thinks about home care, they assume Companion/Homemaker and home health care are the same, but that is not the case. This can make it confusing for families searching for the right type of care – and the right care providers – for their loved one.

Non-Medical home care provide Companionship/Homemaker duties.

Medical-skilled services that typically require a written order from a doctor.