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TPS Caregiving is a locally owned and operated Indiana home care agency offering non-medical in-home caregiving assistance to individuals of all ages in order to maintain independence in the comfort of their own home. Every client has unique care needs and situations, so each Comfort Keepers® office offers a full range of in-home companionship and personal care services to provide seniors with the right amount of support for independent living at home. Personal Care Services
Bathing, Grooming, and Hygiene

Comfort Keepers® can help seniors feel positive about their appearance through bathing, grooming, and hygiene assistance. Our Comfort Keepers are trained to lessen any embarrassment or discomfort. Mobility Assistance

Mobility assistance helps seniors maintain as active a lifestyle as possible when considering their ages, abilities, and overall health. There are many physical health benefits of keeping the senior mobile, including lowering blood pressure, improving digestion and sleep, increasing energy and stamina, and strengthening the heart. Comfort Keepers can also accompany the client on a short walk, and provide encouragement and reminders to complete prescribed exercises. Transferring and Positioning

Comfort Keepers are trained to move and place clients in correct posture positions to promote health and safety. Proper transferring and positioning from or into beds and chairs eliminates pressure areas on the skin, reduces weakening and stiffening of muscles, and encourages proper breathing, digestion, and elimination. Toileting and Incontinence Care

Our Comfort Keepers work to maintain the dignity and self-esteem of seniors and other adult clients as they assist with daily living activities. Through this caring approach, Comfort Keepers help lessen the embarrassment clients may feel associated with incontinence and need for toileting assistance. Feeding and Special Diet

Some clients need help feeding themselves, and the loss of independent eating can be hard to accept. Our Comfort Keepers understand this and are particularly sensitive, making the extra effort that can turn mealtime into a more enjoyable social time. In addition, Comfort Keepers will help ensure that their clients stay on prescribed diets to prevent or control a wide variety of medical conditions such as heart disease, high blood pressure, or diabetes. In-Home Companionship
Conversation and Companionship

Our Comfort Keepers provide clients companionship, for instance through conversation or when they sit down to share a meal. Social contact such as this is proven to enhance seniors’ health, happiness, and quality of life. Meal Preparation

Many seniors do not have the ability to shop for groceries and fix a well-balanced meal. Comfort Keepers can prepare hot, delicious, nutritious meals based on their clients’ preferences to help them get the proper nutrition they need. Clients may help with meal preparation as their abilities permit. Laundry

Our Comfort Keepers will tend to the laundry either at their clients’ homes or a laundry facility, and will wash, dry, fold, iron, and put clothing away. We work to ensure that each client’s laundry is done according to his or her preferences. Light Housekeeping

Our light housekeeping services cover most domestic tasks. Often seniors are able and want to join their caregivers in housework, which can help them feel useful and needed. These tasks include vacuuming, dusting, sweeping and mopping floors, and cleaning bathrooms and kitchens. Please be advised that Comfort Keepers do not provide outdoor cleaning or maintenance services. Grocery Shopping/Errands

Comfort Keepers will shop for groceries at the stores their clients prefer and run errands such as picking up prescriptions or going to the post office. Clients may choose to stay home or come along and help with the shopping and errands as an excellent way to stay active and engaged. Comfort Keepers will use any coupons provided. Incidental Transportation

Our Comfort Keepers can provide incidental transportation for clients, allowing them the freedom to go shopping and attend other activities or get to medical appointments, the barbershop or beauty salon, and other places the senior chooses. Getting a senior out and about is good for the senior’s mind, body, and spirit. Medication Reminders

Although Comfort Keepers cannot administer medications, they can help ensure that clients take their own medications as prescribed. Our Comfort Keepers can assist with opening medication containers, reading labels, and reminding their clients when it is time to take a dose.

24-Hour Care

Depending on the client’s needs, Comfort Keepers can provide care for just a few hours a week or provide full-time, in-home care. Through our 24-hour senior care service, a team of Comfort Keepers coordinates caregiving responsibilities in shifts. This offers clients and their families’ full-time peace of mind.

Wondering what happens when you first reach out? You don’t need to have a care plan figured out before you call. Tell us...
10/08/2026

Wondering what happens when you first reach out? You don’t need to have a care plan figured out before you call. Tell us what’s going on, what your loved one needs help with, and what questions are keeping you up at night. We can talk through the next steps together.

There’s rarely a perfect moment to start asking about care for someone you love. Sometimes you just know the routine tha...
10/05/2026

There’s rarely a perfect moment to start asking about care for someone you love. Sometimes you just know the routine that worked a few months ago isn’t working as well now.

If you’re wondering what support at home could look like, we’re here to talk it through with you. Learn more: healathomeindy.com

“My loved one lives with family. Can they still receive home care?”It’s a great question and living with family doesn't ...
09/30/2026

“My loved one lives with family. Can they still receive home care?”

It’s a great question and living with family doesn't automatically mean someone has all the support they need.

Every family's situation is different. If you're wondering whether additional care could help someone you love, reach out to TPS Caregiving. We can talk through your situation and help you understand your options.

📞 317.429.9875

It’s easy to put off an appointment when everything feels fine.But regular checkups and preventative care are an importa...
09/28/2026

It’s easy to put off an appointment when everything feels fine.

But regular checkups and preventative care are an important part of staying healthy as we age.

Keep up with appointments, screenings, vaccinations, and conversations with your healthcare providers and don't be afraid to bring up something that doesn't feel quite right.

Taking care of tomorrow starts with taking care of yourself today.

Caregiving

Choosing someone to care for a person you love is a big decision — and it’s okay to ask questions. A lot of them.What se...
09/25/2026

Choosing someone to care for a person you love is a big decision — and it’s okay to ask questions. A lot of them.

What services do you provide?
How will care be personalized?
Who will be providing the care?
Who do I contact when I have questions?
What happens if our needs change?
Do I get to pick the provider?

Don’t feel like you're being difficult by asking questions. You’re trying to make the right decision for someone you care about. ❤️

Sometimes the smallest things around the house can create the biggest problems.A loose rug. Poor lighting. Clutter in a ...
09/22/2026

Sometimes the smallest things around the house can create the biggest problems.

A loose rug. Poor lighting. Clutter in a walkway. A cord stretched across the floor.

For Fall Prevention Awareness Day, take a few minutes to look around your home (or a loved one's) for simple hazards that could make a fall more likely.

A few small changes can make home a safer place. 🏠

Your brain likes a workout too! Reading, puzzles, learning something new, playing games, trying a new hobby - there are ...
09/21/2026

Your brain likes a workout too!

Reading, puzzles, learning something new, playing games, trying a new hobby - there are plenty of ways to keep your mind engaged.

What’s your favorite way to keep your mind active?

Sometimes you just need a little help.If someone you love needs additional support at home, you don't have to figure eve...
09/17/2026

Sometimes you just need a little help.

If someone you love needs additional support at home, you don't have to figure everything out on your own.

Give TPS Caregiving a call. We can talk through what’s going on, answer your questions, and help you understand what options may be available for your family.

📞 317.429.9875

09/16/2026

Caring for someone you love can come with a LOT of questions.

So instead of giving you another generic list of caregiving tips, we asked one of our caregivers:

What’s one thing you think families caring for a loved one should know?

Here’s what they had to say. 👇

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1335 Sadlier Circle East Dr
Indianapolis, IN
46239

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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