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Pride ‘N’ Living Home Care’s personal care assistant (PCA) services provide routine health and personal care support and assistance with activities of daily living to patients with physical impairments or disabilities in private homes, nursing care facilities, and other residential settings. These services are part of our commitment to delivering dependable, personalized healthcare assistance in Minnesota.

Our personal care assistants help clients overcome mobility restrictions to get out of bed, bathe, dress, and groom. They also provide some basic health-related services, such as checking the patient’s pulse rate, temperature, and respiration rate. They also help with simple prescribed exercises and assist with medication administration. Our PCAs are skilled communicators and may advise families and patients on nutrition and cleanliness, as they can also assist with light housekeeping and homemaking tasks.

Our PCAs may work exclusively with one client at a time or have several clients with long-term care needs. They may also care for newly discharged hospital patients who have relatively short-term needs.

  • Medication reminders
  • Assistance with exercise programs
  • Light housekeeping, laundry, and ironing
  • Grocery shopping and running errands
  • Mail and bill payment assistance
  • Meal preparation and feeding
  • Escorting to social or recreational activities or appointments
  • Engaging in leisure activities
  • Incidental transportation
  • Monitoring health and coordinating care needs
  • Conducting fall risk screens
  • Arranging for safety devices and equipment
  • Helping patients comply with medication regimens
  • Personal hygiene and dressing assistance

Benefits of Personal Care Assistance

Personal care assistance offers more than daily help—it promotes independence, enhances safety, and brings comfort to individuals facing mobility challenges or chronic conditions. PCAs can bridge the gap between hospital discharge and full recovery, provide long-term care to those with disabilities, and reduce the risk of rehospitalization.

From managing medication reminders to helping with light housekeeping, our care supports the entire household while preserving the dignity of those receiving it.

Why Personal Care Matters

Many individuals experience difficulty with daily activities like grooming, mobility, and hygiene due to age, illness, or injury. Without assistance, these tasks can lead to frustration or isolation. Personal care assistants help ease this burden by offering respectful, one-on-one care focused on physical well-being, emotional reassurance, and social connection.

Whether clients need short-term support or long-term personal care, having a dependable PCA can make daily life more manageable and enjoyable.

Our Approach to Personal Care

We take time to understand each client’s routines, health needs, and goals. Our personal care assistants are carefully selected, trained, and matched with clients based on compatibility and care needs. Services are customized to support individual schedules and preferences.

Our approach is flexible and responsive—whether it’s assisting with light housekeeping, helping with daily walks, or monitoring overall wellness, our goal is to help clients remain safe, comfortable, and independent at home.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is included in personal care assistant services?
Services often include help with hygiene, dressing, grooming, meal prep, mobility support, medication reminders, light housekeeping, and companionship.
Can personal care assistants help with mobility issues?
Yes, PCAs assist with walking, transfers, bed mobility, and light exercise routines to support physical stability and reduce the risk of falls.
How does personal care differ from medical care?
Personal care supports daily living tasks and basic health monitoring, while medical care involves clinical treatment provided by licensed healthcare professionals.
Is personal care support helpful after hospital discharge?
Absolutely. Personal care assistants can support recovery by helping with mobility, hygiene, meal prep, and medication routines during short-term post-hospital care.
Do personal care assistants help with housekeeping?
Yes, they often assist with light housekeeping, laundry, and maintaining a clean, organized living space that promotes safety and comfort.
Can personal care include help with nutrition?
Yes. PCAs may assist with meal planning, grocery shopping, cooking, and feeding to ensure nutritional needs are met based on client preferences and dietary guidelines.
Who benefits most from personal care services?
Older adults, individuals with disabilities, those recovering from surgery, or anyone needing assistance with daily living tasks can benefit from personal care services.

Let’s Create a Comfortable Home Together

Bring comfort and ease back into your home with the support of Pride ‘N’ Living Home Care, Inc. Discover how homemaking services can lighten your daily load and bring peace of mind—reach out to our team today.