One of the leading causes of hospital readmission or slow post-hospitalization recovery is the lack of proper support following a hospital discharge. Whether you or a loved one is transitioning directly home after a hospitalization or moving through the care continuum via a rehabilitation or medical care facility, in-home care is a key resource for a safe and successful recovery process.

Around-the-clock care allows your loved one to remain in his or her home, while ensuring safety and promoting optimal well-being. In addition, caregivers offer a much more personalized plan of care with one-to-one support tailored to the status, conditions, preferences, hobbies and lifestyle of the individual.

The first 72 hours following a procedure or hospital stay represent a critical and vulnerable time for the patient, often involving a new treatment plan and changes in daily habits, required medications, meal regimens, rehab exercises, and more.

A qualified, skilled caregiver can transport you home from the care facility and provide essential support during an often stressful time. Non-medical home care provides the monitoring, reminders and emotional support to help the individual recover successfully at home.

Features:

• Care Strategies

Consult with the team of individuals to determine the best plan and outcome.

• Transportation

A qualified, skilled caregiver can transport you home from the care facility.

• Nutrition Services

We assist with food preparation and nutritionally balanced hot meals.

• Medication

We organize medications and schedules so nothing is overlooked.

• Fall Prevention

Provide the monitoring, and support for successful at home recovery.

• Companion

Provide essential support during an often stressful time.

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