Temporary

Care

Provides personal care and support during recovery from an injury or illness. It includes short-term illnesses; pre and post surgical care such as hip or knee replacement, and respite care (time off for the primary caregiver).

Interim

Care

There is a time when the family is arranging a long-term plan and additional help around the house is required. Interim care can reduce the stress associated with the potential decision to enter a facility. Interim care provides the time needed to think through and work out a long-term plan, be it to enter a facility or to age in place at home.

Long-Term

Care

Long-term care plans take two fundamental approaches.  The first choice provides care at home.  The second is to move into a long-term care facility such as a nursing home. 

The former choice has many inherent advantages, such as the emotional security of living in their own home. Staying home is a simpler decision than trying to find a facility that provides the kind of care needed and that suits your loved one.  At home, families can be together and morale is often better.  This category clearly fits the senior who has no interest in moving out of his or her home.

Additionally, in some circumstances a long-term care plan can include support supplemental to that provided by a facility. Many people use our services to provide the extra bit of care they prefer for their loved one who is in-community.