MISSION:
Providing the best assistance services by inspiring hope, trust and contributing to health and well-being of our clients/customers.
VISION:
To be the leading and most respected provider of health assistance services to our customers and clients by being the best with excellent skills, combined with compassionate patient care.
Who We Are
Tybless Health Services provides personal non-medical home care to adults, children, and seniors who need assistance in carrying out their daily activities in their homes, assisted living facilities, nursing homes, hospitals and wherever our services are needed. In Tybless Health Services, we are here to provide you with the best service ever with the help of our skilled and qualified health caregivers who have excellent organizational aptitude, are compassionate, loving, caring and have integrity. We are approved for regions 5-8. We believe you are looking for someone that you can trust to take good care of you and your loved ones, that’s why we are here for you to provide you with our refreshing services.
Bio of Owners
Toyin Bisiriyu
Toyin Bisiriyu has five years of experience of taking care of the elderly and the young ones back home in Nigeria, and she took care of a family friend who had stroke in Alabama, USA before his demise. She currently works in the education officer in Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Rosharon, for four years now which gives her an opportunity in dealing with different kinds of inmate whom she treats with love, care, and compassion. She’s presently studying Nursing.
Ayodeji Bisiriyu
Ayodeji Bisiriyu had 2 years of experience in health care. He also has a BSC in physics with electronics from a reputable university in Nigeria. He worked as Safety Officer in an oil and gas but was laid off because the company had to close the business due to Covid-19.
“My wife and I have always had interest in helping the needy. That’s why we decided to open this business so that we can do more for the adults, the young ones, and the seniors by assisting them with their day to day activities.” — Ayodeji Bisiriyu