Senior Home Care
When loved ones age, some may become less healthy and suffer from deteriorating physicality.
If age-related illness is compromising the safety and independence of your beloved senior,
at-home care may the best option.
Alzheimer's Home Care
If someone you love has Alzheimer’s or dementia, they may be frustrated, depressed and anxious.
Being the family caregiver will also be emotionally and physically intense. Reduce the stress of
caring for a memory care patient and seek professional help.
Accident or Surgery Recovery
Post-surgical recovery is challenging when there are physical limitations calling for a wheelchair,
crutches, a cast or a sling. These restrictions can create frustration at home; therefore assisted home care
from a private duty nurse may ensure safety and complete healing.
Hospice Care Assistance
It’s important for many people to be in a peaceful home setting during their last weeks, when chronic or
terminal illness is increasingly serious. Hospice care is gentle, compassionate at-home care from a professional
who is skilled in maximizing the patient’s comfort.
Stroke Recovery Care
After a stroke, home care should be tailored to the circumstances. A Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
plays an essential part in navigating the new normal, facilitating daily activities and getting the
stroke patient through a safe and thorough recovery.
24-Hour Home Care
Caring for a loved one can be challenging for families, but this challenge doesn't have to be faced alone,
If your loved ones care escalates at night, it may be time to call for overnight home care or 24-hour
round the clock care.
