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Salus IADLs Services
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IADL Services Provided:
- Preparing meals
- Meeting transportation needs
- Paying bills
- Safely managing medications
- Shopping and errands
- Communicating in ways other than in person (computer, telephone)
Cognitive decline or physical limitations due to chronic conditions are the primary reason why a senior needs help with IADLs. This is also a primary cause why some move to a facility before they are ready. Having the right support makes a difference.
Salus Homecare offers one on one assistance with a variety of essential tasks. Our professional caregivers will work with you and encourage you to maintain your personal highest level of independence while providing you with reliable assistance with tasks when you need help.
Christiane S. Riverside January 16, 2026As a niece who lives in the Mid-West/ Milwaukee, I could not be directly involved in my Aunt’s end of life care. I flew out to California in October 2025 and arranged 24 hour home care for her when she was ready to be released from the hospital. Because of her age (98), suffering pain and being weakened through 4 weeks of hospital stay and rehab. Hospice care was recommended by her medical team. Salus was recommended by her Home care provider. Always the best care and was also on the hospital list of approved providers. After leaving California, I felt like my Aunt was in very good hands and back home where her friends and neighbors could easily visit.
William B. Riverside January 9, 2026Salus was very professional, caring and supporting of both my wife and me. I cannot imagine anyone else providing better care. Thank you Salus from the bottom of my heart.
Instrumental ADLs (IADLs) FAQ's
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Yes, we have many caregivers that are happy to drive you in their own car. You will be billed for mileage if a caregiver drives their own vehicle. If you prefer, and with the appropriate clearance, a caregiver is also able to drive your car. Rest assured that whether a caregiver is driving their car or yours, Salus Homecare has verified their insurance and reviewed their driving history with the DMV.
With instruction, our caregivers will adapt meal preparation to meet your doctor’s recommendations and your taste preferences. This is one of the biggest advantages of having individualized meals prepared in your home versus using a meal delivery service.
All Salus Homecare caregivers are required to maintain their own residence and will only be in your home during working hours.
Other Home Care Services Salus Offers
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ADLs or Activities of Daily Living
ADLs are fundamental daily life tasks. They lend themselves to safety, hygiene, health and independence. If it is not possible to complete tasks alone, home care support benefits the senior.
- Bathing & Dressing
- Personal Hygiene & Toileting
- Ambulation
Respite Care
Professional respite care ensures that seniors have the support and supervision they need at home, giving family members freedom to step away to work, travel or relax.
- Supervision & Socialization
- Consistent Care
- Breaks for Loved Ones
Home Care for Alzheimer’s and Dementia
The familiarity of home and a supportive caregiver make all the difference to a senior with Alzheimer's. With safety, comfort and quality of life in mind, Salus professional caregivers honor the journey of a senior with Alzheimer's and ensure that their goals are met with the compassion and dignity that they deserve.
- Supervision to Address Wandering
- Fall Prevention Plan
- Assistance with ADLs and IADLs
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