Which items are included in Dressing and Escort duties for a Homecare Aide?

• A. Manage payroll
• B. Dressing the client; Escort the client; Reports any changes in the client's condition to the supervisor
• C. Use electronic visit verification
• D. Administer vaccines

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is understanding what belongs to Dressing and Escort duties for a Homecare Aide. Dressing the client means helping with clothing and ensuring safety and comfort during the process, which is a direct personal-care activity. Escorting the client involves accompanying them to activities or appointments and overseeing safe movement. Reporting any changes in the client’s condition to the supervisor is crucial for ongoing care planning and safety, so the supervisor can adjust the plan as needed. Those three tasks together reflect the hands-on, protective, and communicative aspects of Dressing and Escort duties.

The other options don’t fit this category: payroll is an administrative function, not a care task; electronic visit verification is about documenting visits rather than performing dressing or escorting; and administering vaccines is a medical task requiring clinical qualifications beyond a homecare aide’s scope.