Home Care

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Home care services are designed for patients who need partial or permanent medical or non-medical attention, requiring assistance with daily activities in the comfort of their homes. These services are often a good option taken by chronic patients, elders & persons with reduced mobility.

In-home care services can be provided by licensed medical professionals or caregivers and can be customized to meet the specific needs and preferences of each patient.

If you’re seeking in-home care for a loved one or even yourself, using Health Guide Pro you can find medical personnel for in-home care duties in no time, just enter your zip code and choose between listed healthcare professionals. Click here for other health services.

Consider this for in-home services

  • Patient’s & family’s needs

    Consider the specific needs of your loved one and communicate them to the home care agency that you find on our lists located near you. Consider the services they provide and decide if it fits your expectations. Common offers may include: personal care assistance, medication management, meal preparation, mobility support, transportation, and companionship. Consider the availability and flexibility the home care agency offers and understand if it fits your & your loved one's needs in terms of schedules.

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    Training & licensing

    We’re sure you’d want the home care agency to offer a reliable, quality service. And along with the agency, the assigned domiciliary care personnel to your loved one has completed the necessary training, has the skills needed to meet the specific needs of your case and both the care provider & agency meet all requirements that your state demands, including licensing and accreditation.

  • Potential benefits

    Some families choose this option for their loved ones not only because it could give more comfort for them to be in a known, familiar, and comfortable environment with their loved ones and in their space, but also because in many cases it’d give the patient much more independence than in a facility and with the big advantage of having personalized attention.

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  • Supervision

    It's important to note that this service is often done independently or by home care agencies through professional nurses, physical therapists, as well as non-medical personnel such as trained caregivers or unlicensed assistive personnel. Make sure the person who takes care of your loved one is supervised when possible. Either it is hired through an agency, by them, or if is an independent home care provider, by you and/or your family.

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Common home care or home health care services provided