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Salus IADLs Support in Los Angeles

Instrumental tasks of daily living (IADLs) differ from ADLs in that most do not need to be completed on a daily basis. They are also sometimes more complex and require a certain level of dexterity, strength and mental aptitude.
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IADL Support in Los Angeles Provided:

IADL Support in Los Angeles Provided:

  • Cooking meals
  • Driving or scheduling transportation
  • Reading, understanding and paying bills
  • Taking medications safely and as prescribed
  • Grocery, household and clothing shopping
  • Communication (specifically by telephone, email or using other technology)

Because of the more complex nature of these tasks, many individuals with disabilities and aging members of society often have difficulty completing IADLs independently. When this happens, alternatives include seeking help from friends or family, hiring a professional caregiver or moving to an assisted living facility. Many prefer to remain at home, and so, home care is often a preferred option.

Salus Homecare assists clients in Los Angeles, Ventura and Orange County with many IADLs. Our services provide a safe alternative to institutional care in the privacy and comfort of home. With bonded and insured caregivers and our Joint Commission accreditation, many individuals prefer our services over those provided by other area agencies.

 

The care was wonderful but I just wish it could be longer because it was helping and now it’s done. I need so much more.

Karen K Riverside County May 31, 2024

I was satisfied with the physical therapist, she was professional and respectful.

Anonymous Los Angeles May 21, 2024

Instrumental ADLs (IADLs) FAQ's

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Yes. Salus Homecare of Los Angeles employs many Ventura and Orange County caregivers who are willing to transport clients in their personal vehicles. They are all licensed to drive in the state of California and have passed a DMV background check for your safety. There will be a mileage and fuel charge assessed for these services, but that can be discussed during your consultation.

Yes. Salus Homecare of Los Angeles County’s professional caregivers often prepare medically indicated foods for our clients. They will always follow your doctor’s orders and listen to your personal preferences too. This allows them to prepare healthy, fresh and delicious meals that you can enjoy.

No. Salus Homecare of Los Angeles County requires all professional caregivers to have their own homes. This provides a separation between their work and personal lives and gives our clients the privacy they need and deserve. Professional caregivers will only be in your home when they are working per our company’s policies.

Other Home Care Services Salus Offers

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ADLs

Activities of daily living are the basic, personal tasks of everyday life. They are required to maintain essential hygiene and health and support independent living.

  • Bathing & Dressing
  • Personal Hygiene & Toileting
  • Ambulation
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Respite Care

Respite care is a service for family caregivers. It provides a break from caregiving routines and time away while knowing that loved ones are safe and comfortable.

  • Supervision & Socialization
  • Consistent Care
  • Breaks for Loved Ones
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Los Angeles County Alzheimer’s and Dementia Home Care

Familiar surroundings and knowledgeable caregivers positively impact quality of life for LA County seniors with Alzheimer's disease or dementia. With safety and quality of life in mind, our Los Angeles dementia caregivers support seniors who are experiencing memory declines, helping them to achieve their goals of remaining in the homes that they love.

  • Supervision for Seniors with Alzheimer's who Wander
  • Fall Prevention Plan
  • Emotional and Behavioral Health Support
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