Homewatch CareGivers Total Care Solutions Home Care Levels

Wellness Care is based on traditional companionship care and offers a broad range of services to those whose home care needs are not complex. This level of care begins with the development of a custom wellness plan. In addition, Wellness Care emphasizes personalized socialization and companionship to address loneliness, household chores, healthy meal planning and preparation, medication reminders, and transportation services.

Personal Care provides more in-depth assistance for those who need a helping hand to complete daily activities. In addition to the services listed above, our caregivers offer the hands-on care people require to maintain their independence. Personal Care services can include such activities as bathing, dressing, incontinence care, and mobility assistance.

Transition Care is a level of care for those who are moving back home from a hospital or rehabilitation center. Having a consistent care team provide support throughout the transition can make a big difference in promoting good outcomes and addressing isolation. This level of care can include coordinating the details of discharge, safe transportation back home, setting up the home to provide a safe environment, and additional assistance throughout the recovery process.

Care On Demand is ideal for people who don’t need regular home care visits but do require occasional help. Care on Demand can fill in the gaps between family caregiver visits. It’s also a great opportunity to have a professional care team monitor the person’s condition and recommend interventions when necessary. A wide range of services are available, including personalized companionship care to mitigate social isolation.

Specialized Care addresses the unique needs of clients living with advanced chronic conditions, such as care for those living with dementia or Parkinson’s disease, those recovering from a stroke, or people under palliative or hospice care. Specialized Care services are provided by caregivers with advanced skill sets. Depending on the location and situation, a Registered Nurse (RN) may be included on the client’s care team.

Private Duty Nursing can work closely with social workers, case managers, and physicians to reinforce compliance with medical orders, medication regimens, dietary needs, therapies, and follow-up appointments. Nurses can observe for changing conditions and loop in healthcare providers to minimize the risk of a catastrophic event.