Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) Support

Tasks that support independent living and home functioning, including:

• Light housekeeping

• Laundry and linen care

• Meal planning and preparation

• Grocery shopping and errands

• Assistance with managing appointments

• Organization and routine household tasks

• Escort to appointments (nonmedical)

To enhance emotional well-being and reduce social isolation, Attendants provide:

• Conversation and companionship

• Recreational and social activities

• Reading assistance and mental stimulation

• Safety supervision and observation

• Assistance with communication and phone use

Ensuring a safe living environment consistent with client needs:

• Fall prevention support

• Monitoring for unsafe conditions

• Light home safety tasks within PAS scope

• Observational reporting of changes in client condition

Attendants support client independence and communication by:

• Reporting changes in condition to supervisor

• Following the care plan and client preferences

• Protecting client rights, dignity, and privacy

• Supporting grievance procedures

• Encouraging involvement in decision-making

Short-term relief for primary caregivers, including:

• In-home support to ensure client safety and comfort

• Assistance with daily living activities

Depending on the care plan and regulatory guidelines, PAS may also include:

• Assistance with home exercise programs

• Observation for signs of illness or distress

• Reminders (medication, hydration, appointments)