Homestead Home Health Care Services·Northville Charter Township, Michigan
Assist senior residents in achieving optimal physical, mental, and psychosocial function through directed exercise and wellness programs. Collaborate with PT, OT, and speech therapy departments to implement care plans and document resident progress.
Responsibilities/Qualifications Homestead is hiring a Restorative Aide position that will work with senior in Northville and Livonia. This is a full-time position that will split their time between facilities in Livonia and Northville. The Restorative Aide's job is to assist residents who participate in the Restorative Program on achieving and maintaining optimal physical, mental, and psychosocial function. You will promote resident involvement and help the resident reach his or her goals according to the care plan.
Motivate resident to participate in directed exercise program determined by Restorative tech, as instructed by PT, OT and/or speech therapy Plan and lead activities that promote wellness (spiritually, cognitively, physically, emotionally) Provide 1:1 exercise program that will benefit the restorative client Review resident files and draw information that may affect the residents’ ability to participate in restorative program Market the program and articulate its process with family, client and appropriate departments and/or companies Communicate with PT, OT, and Speech departments regarding progress and concerns Follow directives given by PT, OT and Speech Develop and implement small group exercise programs for wellness of all residents Complete assessment and document on each client on a daily basis when visited by restorative tech Bill for the completed programming given at the end of each month Any and all additional responsibilities as directed by building manager/restorative supervisor Knowledge required: Knowledge of proper body mechanics when working with residents Knowledge of safety concerns and procedures for decrease risk of falls when working with residents Knowledge of medications that may affect client’s ability to successfully participate in restorative program Benefits include: Opportunities for advancement Pay starts with orientation Paid time off Health benefits
Candidates must have knowledge of proper body mechanics and safety procedures to decrease the risk of falls. Understanding of medications that may affect a client's ability to participate in restorative programs is also required.
Market context
In Michigan, restorative aide openings are often tied to long-term care and rehabilitation settings that need consistent support for resident mobility and daily function. These roles can be competitive because employers look for candidates who understand body mechanics, fall-prevention safety, and how medications can affect restorative participation, while also being willing to work across multiple facilities in Livonia and Northville. Review the schedule and travel expectations carefully, and use the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, including paid time off, health benefits, advancement, and paid orientation.
