When you choose at home care services from Visiting Angels Manchester, you have an opportunity to sit down with our compassionate staff and detail your loved one’s care needs. Once we have a complete picture of the type of help you’re looking for, you then have a chance to meet with several of our knowledgeable caregivers and choose the one you like best. With at home care services from Visiting Angels Manchester NH, you are in control of your loved one’s plan.
Once you have chosen from our pool of qualified senior care specialists, your loved one will have access to a wealth of care services offered by Visiting Angels Manchester NH. Whether you’re looking for a caregiver to provide respite for family caregivers, someone to impart joyful companionship to your family member, or a professional to assist your loved one with the activities of daily living, like meal preparation, medication reminders and hygiene assistance, Visiting Angels Manchester NH has you covered.
At home care services from Visiting Angels Manchester NH are available according to your schedule. Our compassionate caregivers are available to lend a hand for as little as a few hours per week, or as much as around the clock live in care. And the best part? Our plans change with you. Have family coming in to town and don’t need assistance from your caregiver that week? No problem. Or perhaps your loved one is having surgery and needs extra help for a few weeks, we can do that also. Flexible scheduling and customized plans make getting senior care from Visiting Angels Manchester NH a breeze.
It is my pleasure to provide this testimonial for Debra Desrosiers. I first met Debra back in 2010, when the Visiting Angels of Auburn was contracted to provide homecare for my father, when he was first diagnosed with Alzheimer's. With early onset memory loss, it is important that the family member maintains their independence, safely, as long as possible. My dad wanted to stay at home. His wishes were achieved because of Debra’s great work, as well as her employees. He remained at home and passed away, in hospice at home, the fall of 2013. His “Vangels” were with him until the very end, providing him the care he required, at a high level of quality. Debra always went above and beyond. She visited my dad personally throughout the years and maintained a relationship with him even as he lost memory and declined. She understood his needs, showed compassion and provided guidance to family members. On countless occasions, she steadied my heart and mind with her sound suggestions and knowledge. Deb