OUR PROCESS
The Anchor In-Home Care on-boarding process is simple and fast, yet we capture your requirements in detail for a service custom fit.
WE CARE.
Those who want to make the most of their lives realize that living purposefully means maximizing our time to achieve our goals and dreams. Our Care Managers will work with you using our MyStory™ engagement tool to imagine your best future and work with you to attain it. Health goals, relational priorities, accomplishments or a bucket list--the possibilities are endless. You can experience a sense of joy and fulfillment that recognizes that physical limitations, from age or anything else, are not barriers but only boundaries.
Anchor care plans encompass seven different areas of care focused on the whole person: body, mind, soul and spirit. Our goal with this holistic approach is to help you achieve your highest potential. Whatever your age or physical limitation, your spirit is not limited—you can dare to dream.
In-Home Health Services
Care is available on an hourly basis with a three-hour minimum, 24 hours a day, seven days a week including holidays.
Home Health Aides are trained to provide non-medical services including the following:
Personal Aid & Companionship
- Mindful Assistance For Alzheimer’s, Dementia and Memory Care Clients
- Exceptional Assistance with Activities of Daily Living Including Eating, Bathing, Dressing, Toileting
- Transferring, Continence and Other Services as Requested.
- Planning and Conducting Meaningful Therapeutic Activity
- Light Housekeeping Services and Laundering Assistance
- Presentation of High Quality Meals: Planning, Shopping, Food Preparation & Service and Clean Up
- Companionship: Meaningful and Loving Relational Engagement, Pairing of Staff for Best Client Rapport and Maintaining Consistency of Caregivers to Build Closeness, Trust and Confidence.
Health Care Management
- Care Coordination and Client Advocacy
- On-going Care Evaluation and Assessment
- Attending Appointments
- Aid in Implementation of Care Directives
- Medication Management and Reminders
- Documentation of Activity and Observations
End-of-Life Care
Many Anchor caregivers have Hospice experience. We routinely partner with local Hospice chapters to augment their end-of-life care.
Overnight Anchor Care
Caregivers provide overnight care, offering peace of mind and rest for family members who may be primary caregivers. Caregivers remain wakeful, alert and working. When client does not require personal care, caregivers engage in other services, such as quiet housekeeping, laundry, meal preparation and more; 8 hours.
OUR SERVICES
Respite Care
Designed to give the primary caregiver rest and relief. Family members may need time to recover from exhaustion, or may need help to provide care for a time while the primary caregiver is away or unavailable.
Transitional Care
After a hospital stay or surgical procedures such as knee or hip replacement. Transitional care provides for optimal recovery.
Sunrise Anchor Care
3 morning hours, seven days per week. Services include daily living activities to prepare for the day, such as assistance with showering, hygiene, dressing and breakfast service. Other morning services may be required such as medication assistance, meal prep for the remainder of the day, and housekeeping.
Spiritual Care
- Reading Scripture
- Leading or Participating in Devotionals
- Participating in Church Services
- Listening and Conversation
Sunset Anchor Care
3 evening/night hours, seven days per week. Services include daily living activities to prepare for bed, including evening meal preparation and service, evening medication assistance, and housekeeping.
Holidays are billed at 1.5 the hourly rate, there are six per year. Client home to provide all supplies, such as masks, gloves and gowns if required.
24/7 Anchor Care
Complete 24/7 care and companionship. Personal care, housekeeping, errands, meal prep, or other client preferences; All services in four care classifications; 24 hours.
