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We've all heard stories of Seniors "going downhill" after a fall or hospital stay. It doesn't need to be that way. We can help you get the support you need.
Risks of Transitioning Home
When you have a loved one who is coming back home after a hospital stay or a time in a facility, there is a critical period of transition time. There are issues like hydration, nutrition, safety, even managing the risk of falling, and bathing. These are the critical things that have to be done well in order for someone to really be able to recuperate and not be readmitted.
Recovery Care
As a family member dealing with new needs that your loved one has never had before, what do you do? Transitioning home is dangerous, and it is a critical moment of care.
What if you had a caregiver by your loved one's side? Think of the caregiver as the eyes and ears of your family. They're there to make sure that medications are taken on time and to make sure that the bath and other important daily routines are done as they should be done.
Our Caregivers Understand the Mission of Transitional Care
We want you to know that our caregivers understand the mission of transitional care. They understand because we've trained them to understand that your loved one, when they're being admitted back home, stays at home successfully. That's the kind of caregiver we have at Care to Continue.
We Can Help
If you have a loved one who is transitioning home from a hospital or a rehab facility, Care to Continue wants to help during this critical time. Give us a call. We can help. (706) 769-7277
2. Need Post-Hospital or -Rehab
Support?
We’ve all heard stories of Seniors “going
downhill” after a fall or hospital stay. It
doesn’t need to be that way. We can help
you get the support you need.
3. Risks of Transitioning Home
When you have a loved one who is coming
back home after a hospital stay or a time in
a facility, there is a critical period of transition
time.
4. Risks of Transitioning Home
There are issues like hydration, nutrition,
safety, even managing the risk of falling, and
bathing..
5. Risks of Transitioning Home
These are the critical things that have to be
done well in order for someone to really be
able to recuperate and not be readmitted.
6. Recovery Care
As a family member dealing with new needs
that your loved one has never had before,
what do you do? Transitioning home is
dangerous, and it is a critical moment of
care.
7. Recovery Care
• What if you had a caregiver by your loved
one’s side? Think of the caregiver as the
eyes and ears of your family.
8. Recovery Care
They’re there to make sure that medications
are taken on time and to make sure that the
bath and other important daily routines are
done as they should be done.
9. Our Caregivers Understand the
Mission of Transitional Care
We want you to know that our caregivers
understand the mission of transitional care.
10. Our Caregivers Understand the
Mission of Transitional Care
They understand because we’ve trained
them to understand that your loved one,
when they’re being admitted back home,
stays at home successfully.
That’s the kind of caregiver we have at Care
to Continue.
11. We Can Help
If you have a loved one who is transitioning
home from a hospital or a rehab facility,
Care to Continue wants to help during this
critical time.
Give us a call.
We can help. (706) 769-7277
