Physical Impairment Care Services
Elite Home Care and Day Centers is proud to offer physical impairment care services at our Adult Day Health Center locations in Aiken, Anderson, Charleston, Chesterfield, Columbia, Conway, Darlington, Florence, Georgetown, Greer, Greenwood, Laurens, Loris, Pickens, Rock Hill, Spartanburg SC and other locations across the Carolinas. Physical care is a form of personal care in our in-home care service offerings and is usually one of the most requested types of personal care. Learn more about adult physical impairment care at Elite Home Care below.
Personal Caregivers for Adults with Physical Disabilities
Our care includes a range of offerings from in-home care, day center care and transportation. These offerings are dedicated to adults from all walks of life, including those with Alzheimer's disease, those battling PTSD/Veterans, and adults who need general care and support throughout the week. We're proud to have SC DPH caregivers on site to help with physical impairment care services both in-home and at our day centers. From wheelchair assistance to helping with cleaning, cooking and other household activities, our caregivers will be here for all of your care needs for older adults.
What is physical impairment care?
Physical impairment care is the care you receive when you have a physical disability. This can include adults in wheelchairs, adults with cerebral palsy, or impairments from accidents or traumatic injuries that prevent standard range of motion that adults with no physical impairments typically have.
What is a physical disability?
A physical disability is a disability that impacts a person's capability to perform physical tasks or functions. Physical disabilities can be developmentally related or can happen later in life from accidents, traumatic experiences, general disease or aging.
How do I care for an adult with physical impairments?
To care for adults or older adults with physical impairments, caregivers typically stay with the adult to help them perform necessary tasks like shopping, cleaning or helping with tasks around the home.
What is an SC DPH Caregiver?
At Elite Home Care, we have SC DPH caregivers, meaning we are certified via the South Carolina Department of Public Health. But we don't stop there. Many of our caregivers have their First Aid, CPR and CNA certifications and if they don't, we provide training before assigning them with clients.
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Contact us today to get a quote on physical impairment care services. We cannot wait to work with you!