home aid
Britishnoun
Example Sentences
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He said assisted living – as opposed to living on one’s own with a home aid or going to a nursing home - offers Felicetti the additional care she needs for daily activities, such as showering and taking her medication, while allowing her the freedom and independence she craves.
From Washington Times
Could a dead relative, conversing through a Google Home, aid in that goal?
From Washington Post
Officials from Children’s Home & Aid declined to comment, and neither Gordon nor her attorney could be reached.
From Washington Times
As a short term recipient of Home Aid assistance each day the Aid was late but left on time and even had one fall asleep when she came into my home.
From New York Times
Sometimes special devices help like speaking boards, computers and other tools are needed, A less stressful job, a home aid to help with the details of daily living, bills, getting meals, all the coordination that we take for granted.
From New York Times
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