Core Values
Mission:
Our mission Is to help seniors live confidently and age gracefully in their own homes for as long as possible. We choose to make a positive difference in the lives of our mature adults and the families who love them. The team will perform its collective duties with confidence, concern, commitment, cheerfulness, care and perform every task with honor.
Our vision is to be the premier provider of in-home senior care services, recognized for our commitment to excellence and personalized care. We aspire to set the standard for quality senior care, enriching the lives of our clients and contributing to the well-being of the communities we serve.
Our at-home senior care program is designed to make sure your aging loved-on can maintain their independence and quality of life in the comfort of their own home.
At RetireEASE, we take a holistic approach to senior care, providing premium care that integrates healthy living options with companion services.
Unlike national chain home health agencies, we understand the unique needs of our community because we’re part of the community ourselves. As a local agency, we have the unique ability to provide a deeper level of care and personalized support.
Our highly trained and qualified local caregivers take tremendous pride in the quality of their care and are here to help you and your loved ones with a variety of daily living activities.
How We Help
Caring Companionship
Meal Planning and Preparation
Dementia and Alzheimer’s Care
Parkinson’s, Stroke and Diabetes Care
Support After Injury or Illness
Light Housekeeping and Laundry
Transportation to/from Appointments
Medication Reminders
Assistance with Bathing, Hygiene, and Dressing
Incontinence Care
Socialization and Appropriate Activities
Information and Referral Services
Our Comprehensive Care Strategy
At-Home Care
Guarantee peace of mind with all the non-medical services your loved one needs to safely remain in the comfort of their own home. From companion care to social activities and everything in between.
Integrated Wellness
Better quality of life is more than just medical care. Integrated Wellness is designed to complement our in-home care by focusing on key areas that promote overall wellness and independence.
Community Collaborations:
We collaborate with local organizations such as the Alzheimer's Association, NAMI, Leeza's Care Connection, Midlands Rehab, SC Respite Coalition, SC Dept. of Aging, United Way, and others to provide comprehensive support and resources to our community.
Individualized Programs:
Our individualized programs prioritize the unique wants and needs of each person we serve. We believe in considering the individual's preferences and desires to tailor our programs, accordingly, fostering a person-centered approach to care and support.
Need help deciding which service is right for your aging loved one?
We provide a range of in-home care services to keep your family member in the comfort of their own home.
Personal Care
As limitations evolve, basic hygiene can become a challenge. Personal care services allow your senior family member to maintain their dignity and health.
Nutrition and Food Preparation
Nutrition is the cornerstone of overall wellness. We help your loved one plan and prepare meals that are tasty and healthy, while adhering to their dietary restrictions.
Errands and Social Outings
Seniors can become isolated as the limitations of aging set in, which can impact their mental and physical health. Our caregivers provide transportation and assistance so your loved one stays happy and active.
Household Chores
As we get older, basic daily tasks can become overwhelming. Our caregivers are here to help your loved one declutter, provide appointment reminders, assist with pet care, and a number of other household tasks.
What Our Families Say
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