Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)?

   ADLs are essential self-care tasks required for daily living, including bathing, dressing, eating, mobility, toileting, and managing medications.

2. Who benefits from ADL support services?

   Seniors, individuals with disabilities, post-surgery patients, and those with chronic illnesses benefit from ADL support to maintain their independence and well-being.

3. What specific tasks are included in ADL support?

   Tasks include personal hygiene, dressing, meal assistance, mobility support, toileting, and medication reminders or management.

4. Do caregivers assist with bathing and grooming?

   Yes, our caregivers provide bathing and grooming assistance to ensure clients maintain cleanliness and comfort.

5. Can ADL support include meal preparation and feeding?

   Absolutely. We assist with meal preparation and feeding for clients who cannot cook or eat independently.

6. Is mobility assistance part of ADL support?

   Yes, mobility assistance includes helping clients walk, transfer from bed to chair, and move safely around their homes.

7. Do you provide toileting and incontinence care?

   Yes, our caregivers assist with toileting needs and incontinence care, ensuring dignity and hygiene for clients.

8. Can ADL support services be customized?

   Yes, we tailor ADL support to meet each client’s specific needs and preferences, ensuring personalized care.

9. How do I start ADL services in Grand Rapids?

   Contact Care Granted to schedule a consultation. We’ll assess your needs and create a personalized ADL support plan.

10. Are ADL services available long-term?

    Yes, we offer both short-term and long-term ADL services to support clients as needed, whether for temporary recovery or ongoing care.