Personalized non-medical senior care focused on comfort, safety, companionship, and daily living support at home.

Aging at home can be easier when dependable assistance is available for everyday needs. At Send Me An Angel Sitters, we provide non-medical senior care in Birmingham, Alabama, helping older adults remain supported in familiar surroundings while providing families with additional peace of mind.

Our caregivers can assist with personal care, companionship, meal preparation, light homemaking, mobility assistance, safety supervision, medication reminders when appropriate, and other everyday activities. We can also provide respite for family caregivers who need time to rest or attend to personal responsibilities.

Our services are designed to complement, not replace, medical care provided by physicians, nurses, therapists, and other healthcare professionals.

What Is Senior Care?

Senior care at Send Me An Angel Sitters is non-medical in-home support for older adults who need assistance with everyday activities and routines.

Depending on individual needs, caregivers may help with:

  • Bathing and personal hygiene
  • Dressing and grooming
  • Toileting and incontinence care
  • Mobility assistance
  • Meal preparation
  • Light housekeeping
  • Companionship
  • Safety supervision
  • Assistance with daily routines
  • Errands and appropriate appointments
  • Medication reminders, where applicable
  • Family caregiver respite

Our goal is to provide practical assistance while respecting each individual’s preferences, privacy, dignity, and independence.

Personalized Senior Care at Home

Every older adult has different routines, abilities, preferences, and support needs. Our team works with families to understand what type of non-medical assistance may be appropriate.

Personal Care Assistance

Caregivers may provide hands-on assistance with routine personal care, including:

  • Bathing
  • Dressing
  • Grooming
  • Toileting
  • Incontinence care
  • Hair care
  • Basic hygiene

Care is provided with attention to dignity, privacy, and the individual’s preferred routines.

Companion Care

Companionship can help older adults remain socially connected and engaged in their everyday lives. Caregivers may provide:

  • Conversation
  • Reading
  • Games and appropriate activities
  • Accompaniment during walks or outings
  • Assistance with hobbies
  • Social engagement
  • Friendly presence at home

Learn more about our Companion Care services.

Assistance With Daily Living

Some everyday tasks may become more difficult with age. Caregivers can provide appropriate assistance with:

  • Getting ready for the day
  • Meal preparation
  • Light household routines
  • Laundry
  • Organizing commonly used items
  • Errands, when available
  • Maintaining familiar daily routines

The purpose of this support is to help make everyday life more manageable while encouraging appropriate independence.

Mobility & Safety Supervision

Caregivers may provide non-medical assistance with walking, transfers, and navigating the home, depending on the individual’s needs and the care arrangement.

Safety supervision may include remaining with an individual during scheduled care, providing assistance during daily activities, and helping maintain familiar routines.

Caregivers do not provide clinical monitoring, medical assessment, physical therapy, or other skilled medical services.

Meal Preparation

Caregivers may assist with preparing meals and snacks according to the individual’s preferences and applicable dietary instructions provided by their healthcare professionals.

Our caregivers do not provide medical nutrition therapy or independently determine medical diets.

Medication Reminders

When appropriate and within the caregiver’s role, caregivers may provide medication reminders.

Medication reminders do not include prescribing, changing, adjusting, or clinically managing medications. Medication-related needs requiring a healthcare professional should be handled by the appropriate provider.

Senior Care for Individuals Living With Alzheimer’s or Dementia

Older adults living with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia may benefit from additional companionship, routine assistance, personal care, and safety supervision.

Send Me An Angel Sitters provides non-medical Alzheimer’s and dementia support, which may include:

  • Companionship
  • Personal care assistance
  • Safety supervision
  • Assistance with daily routines
  • Wandering supervision within the caregiver’s role
  • Meal preparation
  • Family caregiver respite

Learn more about our Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care services.

Respite for Family Caregivers

Family members often play an important role in supporting an aging loved one. However, caregiving responsibilities can make it difficult to manage work, appointments, household responsibilities, and personal time.

Respite care provides family caregivers with scheduled relief while their loved one receives non-medical support at home.

Caregivers may assist with companionship, personal care, meals, household routines, and other appropriate daily activities during the scheduled respite period.

Learn more about Respite Care.

Support After Hospitalization or Surgery

Older adults may need additional help with everyday activities after returning home from a hospital, rehabilitation center, skilled nursing facility, or surgery.

Send Me An Angel Sitters provides non-medical Hospital-to-Home and Post-Surgery support, which may include:

  • Personal care
  • Mobility assistance
  • Meal preparation
  • Companionship
  • Light homemaking
  • Safety supervision
  • Daily routine assistance
  • Family caregiver relief

Our caregivers do not provide skilled nursing, wound treatment, clinical monitoring, rehabilitation therapy, or medical treatment.

Learn more about Hospital-to-Home & Transitional Care or Post-Surgery Care.

Support for Seniors Receiving Hospice or Palliative Care

Send Me An Angel Sitters provides compassionate non-medical support for individuals who are receiving hospice or palliative care.

Our caregivers can assist with:

  • Companionship
  • Personal care assistance
  • Safety supervision
  • Assistance with daily living
  • Meal preparation
  • Light homemaking
  • Family caregiver relief

Our role is to provide additional non-medical support alongside the individual’s existing healthcare or hospice team. We do not provide clinical hospice services, pain management, symptom management, wound care, or other skilled medical treatment.

Learn more about Palliative Care Support & Respite.

How Senior Care Works

  1. Discuss Your Needs

    We learn about the older adult’s daily routine, preferences, abilities, and areas where additional assistance may be helpful.

  2. Identify Appropriate Services

    We discuss available non-medical services such as personal care, companionship, homemaking, meal preparation, safety supervision, dementia support, or respite.

  3. Establish a Care Schedule

    Care may be arranged for specific hours, individual days, recurring visits, or extended periods depending on individual needs and available services.

  4. Provide In-Home Support

    Caregivers provide the agreed-upon non-medical assistance while respecting the individual’s routines, preferences, privacy, and independence.

  5. Communicate Concerns Appropriately

    Caregivers remain within their non-medical role. If a significant concern or change is observed, the appropriate family member or healthcare professional should be contacted according to the established care arrangements.

Who Can Benefit From Senior Care?

Non-medical senior care may be helpful for older adults who:

  • Want to remain supported at home
  • Need assistance with personal care
  • Benefit from regular companionship
  • Need help with household routines
  • Have temporary or ongoing mobility limitations
  • Need additional safety supervision
  • Are living with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia
  • Need assistance after returning home from a healthcare setting
  • Have family caregivers who need respite
  • Are receiving hospice or palliative care and need additional non-medical support

Frequently Asked Questions

What does senior care include?

Senior care at Send Me An Angel Sitters is non-medical in-home support. Depending on the individual’s needs, services may include personal care, companionship, meal preparation, light homemaking, mobility assistance, safety supervision, daily living assistance, medication reminders, and family caregiver respite.

Is senior care the same as skilled nursing?

No. Send Me An Angel Sitters provides non-medical home care. Skilled nursing, medical treatment, rehabilitation, clinical monitoring, and other healthcare services must be provided by appropriately qualified healthcare professionals.

Do caregivers provide medication management?

Medication-related assistance should generally be understood as medication reminders, where appropriate. Caregivers do not independently prescribe, adjust, manage, or provide clinical oversight of medications.

Do caregivers provide wound care?

No. Our caregivers do not provide wound treatment or clinical wound care. These services should be handled by the individual’s physician, nurse, or other appropriately qualified healthcare professional.

Do caregivers monitor for infections or medical complications?

No. Send Me An Angel Sitters does not provide clinical infection monitoring, medical assessment, diagnosis, or treatment. Families should contact the appropriate healthcare professional when medical concerns arise.

Do caregivers provide pain or symptom management?

No. Our caregivers do not provide medical pain management or clinical symptom management. They provide non-medical assistance with daily activities, personal care, companionship, meals, safety supervision, and other appropriate support.

Can senior care support someone with dementia?

Yes. Non-medical Alzheimer’s and dementia support may include companionship, personal care, safety supervision, assistance with daily routines, wandering supervision, and family caregiver respite.

Can senior care be provided after hospitalization or surgery?

Yes. Non-medical post-surgery and Hospital-to-Home support may be arranged for older adults who need assistance with daily activities after returning home.

Can family caregivers receive respite?

Yes. Respite services can provide scheduled support while family caregivers rest, attend appointments, manage responsibilities, or take a needed break.

Can senior care be provided 24 hours a day?

Extended or 24-hour care may be available depending on individual needs, scheduling, and caregiver availability. Contact our team to discuss available options.

Compassionate Non-Medical Senior Care in Birmingham

Send Me An Angel Sitters provides non-medical senior care in Birmingham, Alabama, helping older adults with everyday activities while providing families with dependable support.

From personal care and companionship to dementia support, homemaking, respite, and assistance after a hospital stay, our services are designed around the individual’s routines, preferences, and needs.

Contact Us Today to discuss senior care options in Birmingham and surrounding Jefferson County communities.