Personal Care: Assist clients with activities of daily living (ADLs), including bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and eating, while respecting their dignity and privacy.

Medication Management: Remind and assist clients with taking medications according to prescribed schedules, maintaining accurate records of administration.

Mobility Support: Provide support with walking, transferring, and using mobility aids, ensuring clients' safety at all times.

Meal Preparation: Prepare nutritious meals and snacks based on clients' dietary requirements and preferences, considering any specific health conditions.

Companionship: Engage clients in meaningful conversations and activities to reduce feelings of isolation and loneliness.

Housekeeping: Perform light housekeeping tasks, such as tidying up living areas, doing laundry, and ensuring a clean and safe environment for the client.

Transportation: Assist clients with transportation to medical appointments, social events, or other outings, if needed.

Monitoring Health: Observe and report any changes in the client's physical or mental condition to the appropriate healthcare professionals or family members.

Emotional Support: Provide emotional support and a caring presence, offering comfort and reassurance to clients during difficult times.

Record Keeping: Maintain accurate records of the care provided, including daily activities, changes in health status, and any incidents or concerns.

Respite Care: Offer temporary relief to family caregivers by taking over caregiving responsibilities for short periods.

Safety Measures: Implement safety protocols to prevent accidents and injuries, such as fall prevention strategies and maintaining a clutter-free living space.