Let Us Help You Transition Home Safety and a Successful Recovery
For more than 15 years, Comfort Keepers has helped people transition safely and happily home after treatment at a medical facility.
Being discharged after a hospital or other medical facility stay does not mean your recovery is complete. Patients often continue to have ongoing care needs until they are recovered fuvlly. From short-term support during the transition home, to ongoing care to help ensure you are not readmitted to the hospital or other facility, Comfort Keepers will be there to provide customized care.
Comfort Keepers provides the following services, and more, to help ensure a safe and happy transition:
- Transportation home or to the final destination
- Home assessment to ensure a safe environment
- Prescription pickup
- Reminders to stay compliant with the care plan
- Healthy meal preparation and other help around the house
- Transportation to follow-up appointments
Critical Timeframes to Make A Successful Transition Home
Safe Transition Home
Trained caregivers, the special people we call Comfort Keepers®, transport clients from the medical facility to home, or the final destination, and help them get settled.
Reinforce The Plan Of Care
During this critical time, the Comfort Keeper alleviates stress by picking up prescriptions, reinforcing doctor’s orders and providing emotional support.
Ongoing Care
As clients recover, the Comfort Keeper provides assistance with things such as healthy meal preparation, bathing, dressing and medication reminders.
Continued Support
Ongoing support can reduce the risk of hospital readmission for adults with chronic medical conditions and complex needs.
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