24-Hour Home Care

Safety with Round the Clock Home Care

When a person’s health declines, they may require 24-hour care at home. This type of care is necessary when the individual cannot manage their daily activities without assistance. They may require help with personal care, such as bathing, dressing, and grooming, or assistance with mobility, meal preparation, and medication management.

Living with Chronic Illness such as Parkinson’s disease or Alzheimer’s disease

Round the clock care at home is often required for individuals who have chronic health conditions, such as Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, or other types of dementia. These conditions may cause cognitive or physical impairments that require constant supervision and support. Additionally, people who have suffered from a stroke or other traumatic brain injury may need 24-hour care at home to assist with their rehabilitation.

Post Surgical Home Care with 24-Hour Caregivers

Individuals who are recovering from major surgery or an illness may also require 24-hour care at home. This type of care can help them recover more quickly and safely, as they have constant support and monitoring from a caregiver. Additionally, people who have advanced cancer or other terminal illnesses may require hourly care at home to manage their symptoms and provide them with comfort and support during their final days.

Disability or Chronic Illness at Home

Family members may also need to provide 24-hour care at home for a loved one who has a disability or chronic illness. This type of care can be emotionally and physically demanding, and it may be difficult for caregivers to manage their own personal and professional responsibilities while also providing care. In these cases, respite care or other support services may be necessary to ensure that the caregiver receives the help they need to manage their responsibilities.

Overall, 24-hour care at home is necessary when an individual cannot manage their daily activities without assistance. This type of care can provide them with the support and supervision they need to maintain their health and wellbeing, and it can also provide peace of mind to their loved ones who may be unable to provide the level of care that is required.

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Preventative Care Concierge Physician – West Palm Beach, FL

Caregivers Available

Chiropractic Care

Physical Therapy at Home

Can I get the same caregiver for a morning and evening shift?

Maintaining continuity of care is important for our clients. Commonly known as "split shifts", the morning shift is designed to assist a client with their morning routine. Often referred to as rise and shine service, a four hour minimum is required with each shift. It is rather challenging to staff a client's wish with a split shift, however, it is up to the licensed caregiver to determine if they will accept both morning and evening shift. Evening shifts require a four hour minimum and generally clients request 6pm to 10am.

Can a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) or Home Health Aide (HHA) change a gauze bandage around my ankle?

In the State of Florida an aide can only change a non sterile bandage. If a patient asks for assistance and the doctor's order requires a sterile dressing than this is considered skilled nursing care and requires both a script from a physician and an LPN or higher. Only non sterile applications apply to the scope of a home health aide's or a certified nursing assistant's license.