Respite & Recovery

Home from the Hospital
Our non medical caregivers can make recovery after hospitalization much more comfortable. Not only can they help the client bathe and get to and from the bathroom but they can make specialized diets, nutritious shakes and even help with feeding. They can be sure that your pain is adequately relieved and that you can get to your doctor's appointments safely.
Post Surgical Recovery
Often patients having out patient or short stay surgery, arrive home before they are ready to care for themselves. All of our caregivers are trained to create a healing environment. They can make sure that the post surgical patient receives proper hydration and nutrition. We can arrange a healing Reiki session to help with pain or therapeutic massage in the comfort of your home.
Respite Care-Alzheimer’s
Caring for a spouse, parent or grandparent with Alzheimer's is a labor of love. We appreciate how challenging it is for families. It is a 24/7 job. As a caregiver, you deserve a break and it is in fact essential to your good health. Take the day or the week off and let us arrange for a compassionate and highly trained professional caregiver to look after your loved one. You deserve it.
Respite Care-Chronic
Are you caring for a family member with a chronic illness or physical disability? Maybe your father had a stroke or is wheel chair bound because of diabetic amputation. We can help. We can find a caregiver to come to your home, on a regular basis to provide respite two or three days a week. This respite will allow you to care for other family members, see a movie or even arrange for one of our in home massage therapies for yourself.
Care for Sick Kids
Every parent has struggled when they have to leave a sick child or a sick elderly parent at home and go to work. Our gentle loving and caring home caregivers will relieve your guilt. We can assure that your loved one will be cared as we would care for our own family. We can also provide transportation to see the doctor or play monopoly in bed to keep the patient happy.
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