Outpatient Procedure Residential Aftercare
When the distance between you and an elderly parent is measured in plane tickets instead of miles, the stress can be hard to handle. Mom’s not ready to give up her independence, but you’re not able to shake the guilt and anxiety of being so far away. Every unanswered phone call, every storm report, and even the smallest earthquake are a cause for alarm – not to mention sleepless nights.
If you can't be there yourself, or if your loved one needs more care than you can provide on your own, bring in an in-home caregiver. Whether for a few hours or the entire day, you will sleep better knowing someone is checking on your family member regularly, and they will appreciate the company. An in-home caregiver can provide as much or as little support as needed, so your loved one won’t feel as if they’ve given up their freedom, but rather that you’ve both gained a friend.
Aftercare Services can include the following tasks and much, much more!
- Transportation by insured professional caregivers, social workers and nurse case managers to and from locations where outpatient procedures are performed, such as:
- Outpatient surgery centers
- Physicians' offices
- Urgent Care centers
- Dentists' offices
- Optometrists
- Chiropractors
- Companionship, oversight and supervision in the client's residence after the procedures are completed when the client requires attendance while recovering from the procedures.
