Senior Helpers Spokane and North Idaho provides in-home senior care and aging-in-place services in Spokane, Washington. The company offers tailored home care ranging from companion care for seniors needing daily assistance to specialized care for those with Alzheimer's, dementia, Parkinson's disease, and other chronic conditions.
The community's service offerings include the Senior Gems program for individuals with Alzheimer's and dementia, specialized Parkinson's care with certified caregivers trained in mobility and medication management, companion care pairing one-on-one interaction with practical household help, personal care assistance with bathing and grooming, and transitional care following hospital or facility stays. Additional services encompass respite care for family caregivers, around-the-clock bedside companionship during and after hospitalizations, and hospice support provided in partnership with local providers.
Senior Helpers also offers chronic condition support for seniors with heart disease, arthritis, diabetes, and osteoporosis, along with a flexHOME program providing customizable and affordable services. The organization has partnered with StackCare for 24-hour remote care monitoring and operates a Concierge Care program in collaboration with assisted, independent, and continuing care retirement communities.
The office is owned and operated by Jack and Wendy Eastman since the company's establishment in 2006. As a veteran-owned provider, Senior Helpers is committed to helping veterans maintain independence and age at home with dignity. The organization holds Age-Friendly Care at Home certification from Community Health Accreditation Partner, employing a person-centered approach centered on the 4Ms: What Matters, Medication, Mentation, and Mobility.
Senior Helpers' caregiving team consists of highly-qualified professionals who live in the Spokane area and are invested in the local community. The company emphasizes responsive, dependable, and affordable care with staff dedicated to adapting services as clients' needs change.