Janitor vs family member caretaker

Differences between janitor and family member caretaker duties and responsibilities

Janitor example responsibilities.

• Clean private residents entire home, floors, windows, using soapy water and other cleaners, sponges, and squeegees.
• Use of floor extractors machine to strip, scrub, wax, and buff floors.
• Wash windows and mirrors, tables and counter tops using window cleaner and cloths or paper, sponges, squeegees.
• Organize supplies such as broom, mop, sponges, cleaning supplies, etc.
• Used solvent, such as carbon dioxide, rags, brushes, pads, and sponges.
• Dust and vacuums shred rooms and personal cubicle areas.
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Family member caretaker example responsibilities.

• Manage provider network to include verifying claims and benefits for healthcare providers/members and insurance companies.
• Assist mother in dealing with onset Alzheimer's disease and in recovering from multiple surgeries.
• Staff education provide regarding proper identification and documentation of ADL'S per RAI guidelines.
• Serve as liaison between grievances and appeals and/or medical management, legal and/or service operations and other internal departments.
• Perform ROM exercises, transfers with mechanical lift.
• Assist with minor surgical procedures * Insertion/maintain Foley catheters * Insertion/maintain nasogastric tubes * Pre-op/PACU/Post-op experience