Start With What You Need Help With.

You don’t need to know the name of a service before recognizing where help may be useful.

Start with what’s becoming more difficult in everyday life, and explore the kinds of support Blue Diamond Care provides.

Personal Care & Daily Support

Personal Care / ADL Support

Sometimes a person can continue doing parts of their daily routine independently but needs help with others.

Personal care support is based on where help is needed while allowing your loved one to continue doing what they can for themselves

  • Bathing & Personal Hygiene

  • Dressing & Grooming

  • Mobility & Transfers

  • Toileting

  • Eating

Home & Everyday Support

IADL / Instrumental Activities of Daily Living

Your loved one may be doing well with personal care while everyday responsibilities at home are becoming more difficult.

Help with meals, household tasks, laundry, shopping, and errands can make everyday life at home more manageable.

  • Meal Preparation

  • Light Household Support

  • Laundry

  • Shopping & Errands

  • Everyday Home Support

Companionship & Family Support

Companion / Sitter / Respite Care

Sometimes the help that’s needed is simply having another person there.

Companionship, shared activities, and supportive presence can help your loved one stay connected and engaged while giving family members time for other parts of everyday life.

  • Conversation & Companionship

  • Shared Activities

  • Supportive Presence

  • Sitter Support

  • Respite Support

Your Needs Don’t Have to Fit Into One Category.

  • Your loved one may need different kinds of support throughout everyday life.

  • You don’t need to decide which service category fits before talking with us.

  • We’ll learn about the whole situation and help determine what support is appropriate.

  • As needs change, the care plan can change with them.

  • “The right support starts with understanding the person, not simply choosing a service.”

    -- Blue Diamond Care

  • “Care should fit into a person’s life — their routines, preferences, needs, and the way they want to live at home.”

    -- Blue Diamond Care

  • “Families remain an important part of care. Our role is to support the person you love and work alongside the people who know them best.”

    -- Blue Diamond Care

  • "Blue Diamond Care provides respectful support that honors dignity, preserves independence, and helps each person continue doing what they can for themselves."

    -- Blue Diamond Care