Mission Statement
Quality Health Services aims to provide the best service to those in need. As our name states, we put quality above all, most importantly in the care that we provide. QHS performs comprehensive screenings in our search for the most experienced, reliable, and compassionate caregivers in the industry. We regularly train our caregivers to enhance their skills concerning safety, health and wellness of all our clients. Our goal is to help our clients achieve the highest level of independence and live meaningful lives.
Why is in-home care better?
Seniors who use home care services can benefit from a variety of advantages that can help them age with dignity and independence. These assistance options can range from help with basic daily services like clothing, grooming, and bathing to assistance with managing prescriptions, companionship, and transportation to medical appointments.
Seniors may age in place, which is one of the main benefits of home care. As a result, they won’t need to relocate to a nursing home or assisted living facility and can stay in their current residences. Seniors who have strong emotional ties to their homes and communities as well as those with mobility challenges who find it challenging to leave their homes may benefit from this in particular.
Home care can also help seniors in maintaining their independence, which is a benefit. Home care aides can help seniors with activities of daily living like bathing, clothing, and grooming, but they can also educate them how to do these things on their own or work with them to modify their homes so that they are more accessible. Seniors may help a greater sense of independence and self-control as a result.
Seniors receiving home care may also benefit from companionship and socialization, which are important for preserving excellent mental health. Many elderly seniors feel isolated and lonely, especially if they are unable to get out and interact as much as they formerly could. Seniors can interact with their communities through activities and events with the help of home care assistants, who can also offer conversation and companionship.
Seniors who get home care may also feel protected and secure. Many seniors are susceptible to accidents in their homes, especially those who have ongoing medical concerns. Seniors can move about safely, receive assistance with potentially dangerous activities, and be watched over by home care staff, all of which can help to prevent accidents.