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You may notify the office as soon as possible, before the caregiver arrives.
No upcharge for nights or weekends, but it is time-and-a-half for the 7 major holidays.
Yes you can, if private pay. If you are a Choices client, you will need get approval first. We can help with that.
We can assist with all activities of daily living as long as they are non-medical.
Absolutely. We do ask that you give as much notice as possible.
It is always our goal, but at some point, we may introduce a second caregiver.
We can provide care at a facility and/or Hospital at the same rate. You also have the option to put care services on-hold until they come back home.
Yes, if you have Medicaid (UHC, AG, BC) or a Long-Term Care Insurance policy.
Can your loved one care for themselves or do they need assistance? Safety is always the first consideration. Is your loved one safe if left alone? If the answer is “just for short periods of time” or “no,” then it’s time for services.
No. You only sign an agreement to pay for services rendered. The Agreement is an at-will agreement.
The caregiver will assist with all activities of daily living if non-medical. Such as bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, meal preparation, light housekeeping, laundry and linens, errands, and companionship.