When treatment is no longer an option or the end of life is near, our caregivers can help—providing companionship and compassionate care at home.
Feel safe and supported at home.
A clinical, unfamiliar setting is the last place anyone wants to be during the final stage of life. That’s why we offer end-of-life care so your loved one can stay safely and comfortably in their own home, even while on hospice.
We understand end-of-life care.
With 20 years of experience helping families navigate the final chapter of a loved one’s life, we know that a supportive caregiver can provide relief to clients—and to the people who love them.
Whether you need care around the clock or a few days a week, we’ll work alongside your family care team or hospice agency to support your loved one’s emotional and physical needs—so you can be present when your presence matters most.
Whether you need care around the clock or a few days a week, we’ll work alongside your family care team or hospice agency to support your loved one’s emotional and physical needs—so you can be present when your presence matters most.
How we can help.
During the final stage of life, careful attention to personal care and hygiene is vital. Our caregivers are expertly trained to maintain our clients’ safety and well being when they can no longer get out of bed. We’ll provide companionship, ensure seamless care, create a soothing environment, and make sure that your loved one is as comfortable and engaged as possible.
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Companionship
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Medication Reminders
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Emotional Support
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Meal Prep and Feeding
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Light Housekeeping
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Bathing and Toileting
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Shopping and Errands
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Dressing and Grooming
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Prescription Pick-up
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Incontinence Support
Professional respite care provides your loved one with a trained caregiver while offering you, as the family caregiver, a much-needed break. Learn why respite care is so important for a long-term care plan—and the options available to you.
How do you know when it’s time to increase your loved one’s care plan to around-the-clock care? When safety becomes an issue—or family caregivers are feeling exhausted and their health is at risk.
Here’s what to know about two types of in-home care, the different benefits and services each provides, and how to determine which one is right for you.
Help us understand your home care needs. Then we’ll set up a free phone consultation so you can get the right support and in-home care services to live and age successfully at home.