In Home Care

Home care (sometimes known as “non-medical home care” or “private duty care”) is care that is generally delivered in the client’s home. 

It is delivered according to the client’s needs and wants, and does not require a physician’s order. Home care is a service for the person who needs support and/or assistance with their activities of daily living. It is most often appropriate when a person requires care, and does not want to leave the comfort of her/his own home, and family or friends cannot easily or effectively provide the care the individual needs.

First Choice Senior Care provides care through certified caregivers and certified home health aides, who are specially trained and meet the requirements to provide care in the state of Arkansas. Home care can be long-term, short-term, occasional or 24/7. A plan of care is developed for each patient by First Choice Senior Care’s experienced team, along with the client and his or her family.

In some cases, home care is provided outside the home, such as a hospital, assisted living facility, retirement community or even a nursing home, where more specific and personal attention may be needed or desirable.

Help in the Comfort of your Home

We strive to ensure a better quality of life for our clients and their families by providing dependable and affordable in-home assisted living and care. Personalized services are available seven days a week and can range from a few hours a day to 24/7 and live-in care. We provide you with highly qualified and trained caregivers who are ready to help you and your loved ones with a variety of daily activities, such as:

Frequently, this is the most critical function for the caregiver, from chatting to playing board games to specially designed mental acuity and memory exercises. Companionship requires a caregiver to be patient, reliable, supportive and caring, while also acting as a fill-in for family or primary caregiver.

While the caregiver is not primarily a chef, she/he will do some light meal preparation, ensuring proper nutrition and healthy meals for clients.

Frequently, this is the most critical function for the caregiver, from chatting to playing board games to specially designed mental acuity and memory exercises. Companionship requires a caregiver to be patient, reliable, supportive and caring, while also acting as a fill-in for family or primary caregiver.

The caregiver can run simple errands such as grocery shopping or accompanying the client to the bank, drug store, or doctors’ appointments, etc.

Our caregiver can ensure the client takes her/his medication as prescribed.

The caregiver will help, as appropriate, with bathing, toileting and personal grooming.

Ensuring a proper program of exercise can be a daily highlight for the client.