Caregiver Services in Fountain Hills

Caregivers Specialized in Alzheimer's & Dementia Care

Whether you or your loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or dementia, or you need non-medical assistance due to aging or a disability, let Griswold Home Care for Scottsdale provide compassionate and reliable assistance for your daily needs. Our home care services are an affordable alternative to nursing homes and assisting living facilities.

Griswold Home Care has been assisting the elderly, adults with disabilities, those recovering from injuries and illnesses, and those who are diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and dementia throughout the country for more than 40 years. Let our caregivers provide compassionate and personalized assistance in the comfort of your own home.

Call (480) 305-0131 today for more information about our caregiver services in Fountain Hills.

How Griswold Home Care for Scottsdale Can Help You or Your Loved One

Our mission is to accommodate as many non-medical needs as possible. Many elderly, disabled, ill, and injured adults simply need assistance with ordinary tasks or just companionship each day.

Griswold Home Care for Scottsdale offers a wide range of services to accommodate the unique needs of each client. Before you are provided services, a care coordinator contacts you over the phone and then schedule a an in-person meeting to determine your needs and preferences.

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Our non-medical home services in Fountain Hills include:

Personal care – Helping family members with general hygiene, grooming, dressing, bed repositioning, restroom assistance, and offering support during physical therapy exercises.
Live-In/Overnight Care – Our caregivers can stay with our client through the night or with the family full-time to always tend to you or your loved one’s needs.
Homemaking Care – Helping our clients with homemaker duties, including planning and preparing meals, washing dishes, doing laundry, shop and run errands on their behalf, and other light duty housekeeping.
Companion Care – Our caregivers can give our clients more opportunities to socialize by constantly talking or listening to them, or even accompanying them to visit friends and family.
Respite Care – In order to help family caregivers avoid a burnout, our caregivers can give them the much-needed break to physically and emotionally recover and recharge, while focusing on themselves.
Hospice & Palliative Care – This type of service is designed to provide ill individuals comfort as they live out their last days surrounded by loved ones.

Let Our Caregivers Help You Today!

Let our home care company ensure you or your loved is fully taken care of, giving you the peace of mind when you can’t be with your family. Griswold Home Care has more than 170 locations throughout 30 states and has provided care for over 100,000 families.

Call us at (480) 305-0131 or contact us online to speak with a care coordinator to get started today.

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About Jean Griswold

Our founder, Jean Griswold, was a care professional who became a visionary entrepreneur when she started the first non-medical home care franchise in the United States while running her own home care business.

Jean started at her dining room table in 1982 in suburban Philadelphia. Her husband, Minister and Doctor Lincoln Griswold, informed her that an elderly woman in their parish had died through the complications associated with malnutrition and dehydration because she had no support system to care for her. Jean was deeply saddened by what she felt was an easily preventable tragedy. She was driven to act.

Jean Griswold was an extraordinary leader. She was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1967 at the age of 36 but continued to work actively in her office until she was 79. She published a book, “Fears of the Elderly” in 2013.

Jean was born in New York City. She received a bachelor’s degree in economics and business from Douglass College and a master’s degree in personnel and guidance from Rutgers University. She received an honorary doctorate from Holy Family University in 2006. From 2003 to 2004 she was Entrepreneur in Residence at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. She won numerous awards, including the Spirit of Philadelphia Award, the Working Woman’s 2001 Entrepreneur of the Year honor, and the 2002 MS National Achievement Award of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.

Jean passed away on January 28th, 2017 at the age of 86. She was an inspirational woman and entrepreneur, and despite her passing, her values live on in Griswold Home Care today.

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