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Duties of the Caregivers . - The caregiver may provide personal care, support, and assistance to clients in private homes, nursing or care facilities, and other residential settings including, but not limited to, the following services:
(a) Help clients with their daily activities and mobility restrictions;
(b) Provide some basic health-related services, such as checking the client's vital signs including pulse rate, temperature, respiration rate, blood pressure, and oxygen saturation;
(c) Assist clients with simple and safe exercises taught by a duly licensed rehabilitation science specialist;
(d) Assist in the administration of home medications as prescribed by the physician;
(e) Advise clients and their families on cleanliness and household tasks;
(f) Accompany clients to appointments with doctors or on other errands related to health care, support, and assistance;
(g) Assist in housekeeping task related to health care, support, and assistance within the client's room;
(h) Assist in the preparation of the clients' food in accordance with health-related needs; and
(i) Other tasks directly related to the health care, support, and assistance of the clients.
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