Royal care

Helping the elderly and persons with disabilities to improve their lives by providing intricate services and hands-on support boosting social inclusion, independent living and a life well lived.

A quick question for the elderly and and those facing disability, How many social events have you missed out on because family or friends did not have the time or energy to accompany you? How often does company stop by for uplifting conversation? How many birthday celebrations or weddings missed? How often do you simply go for a scroll in the park? People who have suffered traumatic injury or going through the aging transition often become a shut-in individual, frequently struggling and fights against isolation, depression and anxiety. The story’s pretty much the same, even though they involve millions of different people, and thousands of different situations. Most individuals in this situation dream of how to get back out into their community and socialize with family and friends.

Caring for an elderly or disabled family member can be difficult especially while still pursuing a productive and accomplished life for yourself and your family. Worry and guilt can be a real burden when older relatives are left alone, leaving your mind in a constant state of being unsettled, which is good for no one.

Royal Care can keep your loved one company and be there to assist them, leaving your mind at ease concerning something happening while they are alone. The elderly and disabled can get lonely in an empty house or nursing facility and and providing quality help and attention should be top priority. When you cannot be there as much as you would like to be for your loved one, hiring companion care can ensure they’re happy, healthy and still able to enjoy life’s freedoms.

Companion care services through Royal Care can include assisting with casual visits, wellness checks, personal care, housework, errands, meal prep and more. If your loved one is an avid sports fan, it’s probably devastating not to have a game watching partner. Companion care can include watching the game together while enjoying good conversation and approved finger foods. He can maintain his pride in his athleticism while you can rest easy knowing he’s not doing it all alone.

Companion services can include a variety of approved activities your loved one is passionate about. They can go for walks in the park, attend weekly art classes even go shopping. Your loved one will have someone accompany them while also ensuring there is someone kind present that they can share these activities with. You will know someone is there to suggest a break, remind them of medication, be sure they eat a nutritious meal and genuinely care.