Our Personal Care Attendants (PCAs) provide essential support to individuals who need assistance with daily activities, ensuring they maintain dignity and independence. From help with bathing, dressing, and meal preparation to companionship and mobility support, our caregivers offer compassionate, reliable care tailored to each client’s needs. Whether assisting seniors, individuals with disabilities, or those recovering from illness, we prioritize safety and comfort.

If you’re looking for a personal caregiver in Tennessee, our PCAs are here to provide high-quality, personalized care that enhances quality of life. We are committed to delivering compassionate and professional assistance to those who need it most.

The Duties and Responsibilities of a PCA
Personal Care Attendants can provide care and assistance for clients in various areas of health and home management.

Duties and responsibilities normally include:

  • Assistance with feeding
  • Personal hygiene/bathing
  • Dressing
  • Ambulation/walking
  • Transferring
  • Toileting
  • Medication Reminders

All personal care attendants are certified. You can rest assured that you’ll only receive the best from Personal Care Services MidSouth, nothing less.

Frequently Asked Questions

What tasks can a personal care attendant help with?
A personal care attendant (PCA) assists with daily activities such as bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, and mobility support. They may also help with light housekeeping, meal preparation, and medication reminders. PCAs do not perform medical procedures but play a vital role in helping individuals maintain their dignity and independence while
Who typically needs a personal care attendant?
Personal care attendants are helpful for individuals with mobility challenges, chronic illnesses, disabilities, or those recovering from surgery. Seniors who need support with personal hygiene and daily activities often benefit from PCA services. Additionally, individuals with conditions such as dementia or neurological disorders may require ongoing assistance to ensure their safety and well-being.
Are personal care attendants trained to handle emergencies?
Many personal care attendants receive basic training in emergency response, including CPR and first aid. While they are not medical professionals, they are trained to recognize signs of distress and respond appropriately by contacting emergency services or following established care protocols. They also assist in preventing accidents by ensuring a safe home environment and helping clients with mobility and transfers.
Can a personal care attendant administer medication?
Personal care attendants can remind clients to take their medication as prescribed but are not authorized to administer medications unless they have additional medical training or certifications. Medication management, such as dosage adjustments or injections, should be handled by a licensed healthcare professional, such as a nurse or pharmacist.
How does a personal care attendant promote independence?
Rather than doing everything for the client, personal care attendants encourage individuals to participate in their own care as much as possible. They provide the necessary support to help clients complete tasks on their own when feasible. This approach helps maintain dignity, confidence, and independence while ensuring safety and comfort.
Enjoy Compassionate Care, Right at Home
We are dedicated to providing compassionate, reliable, and professional in-home care tailored to your needs. No matter the assistance you require, our team is here to help! Let us bring comfort, dignity, and independence to your home.