We offer In-Home Assistance With: 

Companionship - Our caregivers are companions first.  A companion is someone who shares your life, embracing your interests and experiences. A companion makes you happy...sharing the ups and downs of life.

Personal Care / Hygiene Reminders - Assisting with clothing selection and providing hygiene reminders boosts self-esteem and ensures that healthy hygiene habits are maintained.

Meal Preparation - Our caregivers help plan and prepare nutritious meals adhering to dietary guidelines or restrictions to promote good general health.

Medication Reminders - Taking medications exactly as prescribed is vital. An Enterprise Home Care companion provides the client with reminders to ensure that they take their medications.

Homemaker Duties - Home is a safe haven for senior citizens. Helping keep the home clean, doing laundry, and caring for houseplants and companion pets are among the things we do exceptionally well.

Household Tasks - Picking up the mail, keeping doctors’ appointments and scheduling activities are sometimes forgotten. Enterprise Home Care companions help with remembering these small but important duties.

Relief for Family - Providing a break for a primary caregiver is good for both the client and the family. Enterprise Home Care caregivers provide companion care services on an as needed basis, helping to overcome the family challenges of supporting an elderly loved one.

Therapy Reminders - We encourage and provide verbal reminders to the client to complete their physical, occupational, speech, home program when needed.

Transportation - Trips to the grocery and drug store, doctors' appointments, the hospital and to visit friends help keep a sense of balance in life. A drive through the city or countryside with a Stay at Home companion can make the day brighter.

Pet Care Assistance - Walking the dog, changing the litter box, and many other ways to help, we take care of the pet you love.

Fall Prevention -Most falls happen because of loss of balance. Patients may have neglected the use of a walker or other assistive device and fallen as a result. Caregivers focus on reducing the risk of injury and frequency of falls to encourage safe, independent at-home living. Range of motion exercise to promote strength and endurance, and medication reminders are included.

You Name It - If you or your loved one has a need that’s not covered in our comprehensive list of services, discuss it with your Enterprise Home Care representative. Most likely, we can help.

Senior Care

Living at home is essential in ensuring your loved one’s comfort but sometimes specialized assistance is needed. Certified Nursing Assistants and personal caregivers  bring nursing home care to them.

Caregivers specialize in the assisted living of aging seniors and have the expertise, compassion and patience to keep your loved one happy. Hospice, oncology, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s care are just a few of the services included in senior home care.

We work with many different agencies. Please contact us to see if we partner with your insurance company or agency.

Developmental Disability

The principles of Self Determination are the foundation upon which Enterprise Home Care establishes policies, procedures and support opportunities for eligible children and adults. The Agency has organized its Support Services across four developmental stages: Early Intervention, Family Support, Transitions Supports, and Adult supports. The transition between each support stage is an important milestone in the development of each person. They mark a significant change in that is responsible to provide services and how services are delivered.

In each stage the services are coordinated and managed by a professional referred to as a Support Administrator, who is the single point of contact for the client or their family. Support Administrators help the client, their family, and their team to navigate available resources and service delivery.

Our support system focuses on issues of informed consent, dignity of risk, health and safety skills, increasing independence, and ability to speak and decide for one’s self. Supports assist youth leaving the structure and services of the school system to develop skills needed to take on adult responsibilities such as work, adult education and daily living skills. Adult supports work to maximize available resources and developing opportunities for adults to gain self-dependence, participate in their community and live as independently as possible in their own home.

Our Supports also address the needs of adults with disabilities growing older with more healthcare needs to maintain independence and the skills they have developed.