Long Distance Caregiving | Visiting Angels | Long Distance Caregivers | Coast to Coast Care

Call 1-800-365-4189 or Contact Us

Why Visiting Angels

Services

About Us

Office Locator

Alzheimer's Disease

Long Distance Caregiving

Care Professionals

Our Caregivers

Employment

Brochure Library

Fall Prevention

FAQs

Pressroom

Family Advantages

Resources

Long Distance Caregiving

In today’s world, it is common for extended families and friends to be separated by great distances. New job opportunities force the adult children of families to move away from home. Often parents retire to resort communities to enjoy the warmer climates creating even greater distances between their loved ones. However, at some point in their lives, your parents, grandparents or a loved one will become unable to properly care for themselves. Suddenly you are faced with the challenge of long distance caregiving.

Download your copy of our Long Distance Caring brochure!

Visiting Angels is the nation’s most trusted name in long distance caregiving and coast to coast care. Every day we assist families separated by distance arrange for compassionate care of their loved ones and peace of mind. With a simple phone call to our National Headquarters, we can put you in contact with a Visiting Angels office local to your loved one.

We understand that this time is stressful for both you and your loved one. Your local Visiting Angels office will meet with your loved one and with our “Select your Caregiver” program arrange to introduce a qualified caregiver. Your local Visiting Angels office can also support you in putting together the other pieces of the long distance caregiving puzzle.

To find a Visiting Angels office near your loved one use our Office Locator
or call the Visiting Angels National Headquarters at 1-800-365-4189

A local Visiting Angels office can provide your loved one with:

Assistance with daily grooming and hygiene needs
Assistance with bathing and showering
Assistance with walking and mobility
Preparation of nutritious meals
Transportation to doctor appointments
Assist in attending outside social events
Support your loved one if their general health has been declining
Making sure medications are taken on time
Assist with writing and paying bills
Perform light housekeeping and homemaker service
Joyful companionship and reduce loneliness
Respite care for family members

Resource Center:
Visiting Angels Brochures (pdf download)

Long Distance Caregiving

Coping w/Aging Parents

Talking to Your Loved One about Home Care

Talking w/Older Drivers When is it time to hang up the key

For additional information about Long Distance Caregiving:

NIH National Institute on Aging: Long Distance Caregiving

Met Life Mature Market Institute: Long Distance Caregiving Brochure
(pdf download)