1.HOME CARE AGENCY

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Daily Living Assistance:

Support with meals, dressing, bathing, and mobility.

Personal Care:

Medication management, basic health monitoring, and personal hygiene care.

Companionship & Emotional Support:

Caregivers provide companionship to reduce loneliness.

Memory Care:

Specialized care for Alzheimer’s and dementia patients.

Respite for Family Caregivers

Short-term relief to allow family caregivers to rest and recharge.

Through professional staff and customized care plans, we help seniors maintain independence and dignity, while giving families peace of mind.

AAEC’s home care services are dedicated to helping seniors receive safe, compassionate support in the comfort of their own homes. We combine professional care with human touch, tailoring personalized care plans for each senior.

2. FACILITY

AAEC partners with a variety of care facilities that integrate rehabilitation, nursing, and social activities, providing seniors with safe and comfortable environments outside the home.

Community Day Centers:

Offer daytime activities and rehabilitation programs.

Rehabilitation Facilities:

Equipped with professional equipment and specialized rehab teams.

Assisted Living:

Residential environments providing daily living and nursing care.

Specialized Programs:

Tailored services for chronic conditions such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.

With high-standard facilities and professional services, seniors gain access to safe healthcare support and meaningful social opportunities.

3. Transportation

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AAEC offers safe and convenient transportation services to ensure seniors can attend medical appointments and engage in daily life activities with ease.

Medical Appointments:

Reliable rides to and from hospitals and clinics.

Community Access:

Transportation for social events and recreational activities.

Daily Needs:

Support for shopping, visiting family, and running errands.

Accessible Vehicles:

Outfitted with wheelchair ramps, lifts, and secure seating.

Trained Drivers:

Skilled in assisting seniors with boarding, exiting, and handling mobility devices.

Through transportation services, we help seniors remain active, socially connected, and independent in daily living.

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4.CAREGIVER TRAINING

AAEC offers comprehensive, multi-level training programs designed to enhance the professional skills and service quality of caregivers.
Programs are delivered via online courses, in-person workshops, and blended learning formats, covering:

Fundamental Care Skills:

Elderly physical and psychological characteristics, daily care techniques, nutrition and dietary management.

Specialized Disease Care:

Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, dementia, chronic disease management, and rehabilitation care.

Digital Skills Training:

Use of remote health monitoring devices, electronic health record systems, and smart caregiving tools.

Cross-Cultural Care:

Cultural sensitivity training for diverse ethnic groups.

Emergency Response & First Aid:

Handling falls, sudden illness, and psychological crises.

All courses are led by industry experts, with official AAEC certificates awarded upon completion.

5. caregiver Certification

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AAEC maintains an authoritative certification system to ensure the quality of care services and the safety of elder care products:

Professional Qualification Certification:

Assessment of knowledge and skills for caregivers, nursing assistants, and facility managers.

Continuing Education & Annual Review:

Ongoing training and renewal assessments to keep certified professionals up-to-date.

Elder Care Product Certification:

Safety and functionality testing for beds, walkers, smart health devices, and elder care software.

Institution Quality Certification:

Service standard audits and ratings for nursing homes and home care agencies.

Certification standards are aligned with U.S. and international best practices in the elder care industry.

6. Resources – Caregiver Resource ReFERRAL

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AAEC offers a nationwide resource platform to connect employers and families with qualified elder care professionals and tools:

Professional Referrals:

Connection to certified caregivers, rehabilitation therapists, nutritionists, and social workers.

Job and Recruitment Listings:

Posting and matching of caregiver positions across the industry.

Care Tools & Guides:

Downloadable health management manuals, care procedure templates, and caregiving tips.

Community Resource Map:

Nationwide directory of community senior centers, medical facilities, rehabilitation centers, and nonprofit organizations.

Family Caregiver Support Hotline:

Emotional support, care advice, and referral services for family caregivers.

Our resource library is regularly updated to reflect industry developments and policy changes.

7. Others

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In addition to core services, AAEC provides diverse supplementary support to meet the wider needs of seniors and their families.

Emergency Response Services:

24/7 assistance in urgent situations.

Hotline & Counseling:

Caregiver support hotline and counseling services.

Educational Resources:

Downloadable health guides, care manuals, and video tutorials.

Community Connections:

Linking seniors with nonprofits and community centers.

Supplementary Programs:

Including nutrition advice, insurance guidance, and benefits consultation.

Through these additional services, AAEC is committed to creating a comprehensive support system that strengthens family confidence and caregiving capacity.