Care in a Hospital
Bringing extra comfort during hospital stays.
Having a loved one in the hospital is never easy, but with us, they’ll receive the extra care and support they deserve. While your loved one is in the hospital, we can offer additional support and companionship, helping fill the gaps of busy hospital staff. Although hospital care is primarily handled by nurses and medical personnel, a home health aide can still play a valuable role in comfort, advocacy, and continuity of care—especially for the cognitively impaired.
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I don’t have to be there every day. They are treating my Mother really well.
- A dedicated care coordinator and RN supervisor.
- Companionship — emotional and social support, connection, engaging in conversation, spending time together.
- Bedside support — assistance with light grooming, eating or feeding, and repositioning.
- Daily reports — keeping family members informed with how their loved one is doing.
- Daytime, overnight or around the clock care.
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