Visiting Angels has spent decades in the home care industry providing families home care that puts their needs first. A question that we often get is simplistic yet complex: “What is home care?”

At Visiting Angels of Chapel Hill, we understand that the definition of home care is flexible. We don’t believe that home care should be “one-size-fits-all”. Home care should cater to each client’s unique wants, needs, and scheduling. Through that mindset, we offer many choices for our clients in Chapel Hill to personalize their in home care.

How Visiting Angels Home Care Helps You

We have catered to every background, schedule, and circumstance possible. We know how to respond in every circumstance, and we would be proud to add your family to our client list. We also encourage open communication. Ask us any questions that you may have, and we will provide the answer you’re looking for. Finding the right in home care can be quite overwhelming. But, at Visiting Angels of Chapel Hill, we can guide you through your care journey.

Immediate Care in Chapel Hill, NC and Surrounding Areas

Most families prepare and research their in home care options. But, sometimes, life doesn’t give us that luxury to work with. If you require immediate care in Chapel Hill, we can provide the same high quality of care that we provide all our clients. If your loved one has a late day discharge from a medical facility, we can help them through that experience. We can also help with assisted-living bedside care and discharge from a rehabilitation center.

If your loved one is transitioning from one place to another, one of our Angel companions can ensure it goes as smooth as possible. For example, we can help them move from a hospital to a loved one’s residence.           

At Visiting Angels of Chapel Hill, we help ease the burden of finding the perfect in home care. For example, here are a few ways we can help.

• Scheduling an appointment to discuss costs, scheduling, and care types
• Setting up an in-home visit
• Creating a personalized at-home care plan
• Coordinating a meeting with a caregiver
• Modifying the care plan as needed through constant communication and monitoring