Requirements to sign up for our Bathing Services:

A deposit is required to secure availability prior to service being rendered

There is a 1 month minimum signed contract

Clients must purchase a minimum of 2 baths weekly

No PRN or as needed services available unless client is already a customer and needs additional baths added for an additional cost of 50.00 all services are under contract

Client or responsible party is required to purchase all necessary items for bath and grooming

1. Initial Assessment

Before services begin, the agency performs an in-home assessment led by a nurse or care coordinator. They evaluate your loved one

Mobility and balance

Skin condition or existing wounds

Personal preferences (e.g., bath vs. shower, time of day)

Bathroom setup and safety needs

Level of assistance required (partial help vs. full bed bath)

A customized care plan is then created around her specific needs and comfort level.

2. Type of Bathing Assistance Provided

Depending on your mom’s condition, the visits might include one of the following:

Full bath or shower: Caregiver assists with washing, rinsing, and drying while ensuring privacy.

Assisted bath: Your mom does what she can independently, and the caregiver helps only where needed.

Bed bath: For clients who cannot safely get to the bathroom, the caregiver performs gentle cleansing with warm water and soap while the person remains in bed.

3. Hygiene and Comfort Care

Typical tasks during or after bathing include:

Washing hair, face, and body (using mild soap of her choice)

Assisting with shaving routines if desired

Nail and skin care (e.g., lotion, moisturizing, checking for skin breakdown)

Helping your mom dress and groom afterward

Cleaning up and sanitizing the bathing area

4. Safety Measures

Caregivers are trained to:

Prevent falls and safely transfer clients in and out of the bath or shower using equipment (like grab bars, shower chairs, or gait belts)

Maintain water temperature and modesty throughout

Observe for signs of skin irritation, bruises, or other health concerns and report them to supervisors or family

5. Frequency and Flexibility

You can typically schedule:

Regular visits (daily, several times per week, or weekly)

Each client receives a maximum of 1 hour per bath service, but this amount of time is not required

6. Communication and Oversight

Comfort Care In-Home Senior Care keeps documentation of each visit — noting date, duration, caregiver observations, and any changes in your mom’s health or behavior. Family members can often access this information through updates or reports.

Comfort care In-Home Senior Care provides personalized, dignified, and safe assistance for your loved one not just washing and drying, but comprehensive support aimed at maintaining hygiene, comfort, and independence while easing family workload and worry.