Transportation: Assisting with mobility outside the home is crucial for maintaining independence:

• Transportation: Aides provide or arrange for transportation to medical appointments, grocery shopping, and other errands. If they are able to drive, they can accompany the individual to ensure safe travel and assist with carrying items or managing appointments.

Exercise and Mobility Support: Supporting physical activity and safe mobility is essential:

• Exercise Assistance: Aides help individuals with prescribed exercises to maintain or improve physical health. This includes following exercise routines provided by healthcare professionals and encouraging regular physical activity.

• Mobility Support: Ensuring safety while moving around the home involves assisting with walking, using mobility aids, and preventing falls or injuries. They also help with adjusting the home environment to enhance accessibility and safety.

Record Keeping: Accurate documentation and communication are vital for effective care:

Record Keeping: Aides maintain detailed records of the individual’s care, including changes in their condition, medication schedules, and any incidents or observations. These records are shared with family members and healthcare providers to ensure coordinated and informed care.