Homewatch CareGivers

Care Services from Homewatch CareGivers

• 24-Hour Care

  This service provides caregiver shift coverage around the clock so that as one caregiver's shift ends, the next caregiver's shift begins. 24-hour care offers the individual receiving care peace of mind because they know that a caregiver is available, no matter the time, to assist the individual with what they need.

• Alzheimers & Dementia

  This type of service provides caregivers who can assist individuals who have Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia while continuing to live at home. It can also often provide peace of mind to family members, as they know a professional caregiver can meet their loved one's unique needs.

• Caregiver Support

  Being a caregiver, although rewarding, can be challenging. This type of service offers resources and support to the caregiver, helping them navigate the responsibilities of caring for a loved one.

• Chronic Conditions

  Living with a chronic condition requires long-term management of your health. This type of service provides a professional who understands the needs of the individual's condition and helps manage the symptoms and treatments to ease the stress of a chronic condition.

• Companion Care

  Social interaction is important for maintaining emotional and cognitive health. Companion care services provide this through playing games, taking walks, chatting, and other activities that the individual enjoys.

• End-of-Life Care

  In the time prior to the end of a person's life, they may have symptoms related to a condition that requires care and management. End-of-life care provides these services along with mental and emotional support for the individual.

• Homemaker Services

  Maintaining a home requires the completion of many tasks around the house. Homemaker services provide help with these chores. Care providers go to the home and assist with tasks that help maintain the home, such as tidying up, helping with laundry, and more. With homemaker services, older adults can live at home in a more clean and comfortable environment.

• Medication Reminders

  If a person needs to take one or more medications to manage health conditions, they must remain consistent and take the medication at the prescribed time or times of day. Medication reminder services provide assistance to individuals so they can remember to take their medications appropriately.

• Personal Care

  Personal care provides assistance and supervision for activities of daily living (ADLs), such as toileting, bathing, dressing, eating, transferring, and walking around. This type of service is nonmedical in nature and helps people perform personal tasks around the home safely.

• Post Hospital Care

  When being released from the hospital, a patient may require additional assistance that will allow them to safely and comfortably return to their home. This type of care helps recently discharged patients recover at home from a medical event that required hospitalization without needing to go to a skilled nursing or rehabilitation facility.

• Post Surgery Care

  Most surgeries require time and care for recuperation. This type of care provides in-home care, such as medication or pain management, for patients returning home after a surgical procedure.

• Respite Care

  It can be challenging to be a caregiver and balance providing the support a loved one needs while managing personal and professional life responsibilities. Respite care providers give temporary relief to the caregiver by helping with tasks for the loved one, allowing the caregiver to attend to their needs and life obligations.

• Skilled Nursing

  Some individuals have conditions that require nursing care. With skilled nursing care, patients receive home visits from nurses who provide skilled care, such as monitoring a patient's condition, assessing wounds, changing bandages, and other tasks.

• Transitional Care

  A person's living arrangement or the level of care they need may change and evolve over time. When a person finds it challenging to manage these changes, transitional care services can help. This type of care ensures the coordination and care of patients moving residences or transitioning to a different level of care. 

• Transportation Services

  With age or a health condition, driving may no longer be safe, but individuals still need to go from place to place. This type of service provides transportation assistance to and from locations when driving is no longer an option.

• Veterans Care

  This type of care assists aging Veterans with personal care, activities of daily living, and other tasks.

• Other Care Available

  Alzheimer's Care, Back-up Care, Brain Injury Care, Care for Children, Care in Facilities, Developmental Disabilities, Elder Care, Home Care Services, In-Home Care, Postpartum Care, Spinal Injury Care, Vacation Respite Care, Physical Assistance provided towards seniors.