--0000000000001528ea05c77d7193 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="UTF-8" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Good afternoon Chai, Thank you for taking the time to speak with me today. As discussed, here is a summary of tasks that caregivers typically assist clients with: -Light housekeeping (tidying up, loading and emptying dishwasher, light dusting) -Meal preparation for client -Laundry -Assistance with ADLs (bathing, dressing, transferring, toileting, food and feeding) These are guidelines that differ from one client to the next. The same can be said for caregivers. Each one is different. Here are a few of the tasks that the weekday caregivers in particular have felt go "outside the scope of care": - Serving guests and cleaning up after them - Watering of indoor/outdoor plants -Keeping the lawn tidy -Cleaning the pool filter -Ironing clothes -Vacuuming -Scrubbing areas that the cleaner missed Now, some of these tasks would be OK under other circumstances. It is not always black and white. Our caregivers are kind and caring individuals who want to help Sheila as best they can. They feel that given how much assistance Sheila requires, the intensity of their work day has them feeling overwhelmed. Please let me know if there is anything I can do for you and Sheila. I look forward to hearing back from you. Thank you Stephanie --=20 Stephanie Demers Gestionnaire des Soins *|* Care manager Tel: 514.907.5065 | Fax: 514.221.4265 sdemers@homecareassistance.com | Homecareassistancemontreal.ca --0000000000001528ea05c77d7193 Content-Type: text/html; charset="UTF-8" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Good afternoon Chai, Thank you for taki= ng the time to speak with me today. As=C2=A0discussed, here is a = summary of tasks that caregivers typically assist clients with:=C2=A0 = -Light housekeeping (tidying up, loading=C2=A0and empty= ing dishwasher, light dusting)=C2=A0 -Meal preparation f= or client -Laundry -Assistance with ADLs (b athing, dressing, transferring, toil= eting, food and feeding) These are guidelines that differ from one cli= ent to the next. The same can be said for caregivers. Each one is different= .=C2=A0 H= ere are a few of the tasks that the weekday caregivers in particular have f= elt go "outside the scope of care": - Serving guests and c= leaning up after them=C2=A0 - Watering of indoor/outdoor plants -Keeping the la= wn tidy -Cleaning the pool filter -Ironing clothes -Vacuuming -Scrubbing areas that the clean= er missed Now, some of these tasks would be OK under other circumstances. It is not = always black and white.=C2=A0 Our caregivers are kind and caring individuals=C2=A0= who want to help Sheila as best they can. They feel that given how much ass= istance Sheila requires, the intensity of their work day has them feeling o= verwhelmed.=C2=A0 Please let me know if the= re is anything I can do for you and Sheila.=C2=A0 I look forward to hear= ing back from you.=C2=A0 Thank you Stephanie=C2=A0 -- <div dir=3