Visiting Angels' One-on-One Home Care Helps Seniors Remain Independent in Augusta, Evans, and Neighboring Cities

If you have a senior member in your family, you've probably thought about possibly providing them with essential home care. At Visiting Angels of Augusta, we are well-known experts in the field and our aides have both the experience and skills to care for your loved one. We take the guesswork out of the decision-making process.

Of course, we understand that it is not so easy to let a caregiver into your home. At this point, you may be curious about how to keep your elder safe yet support them in maintaining their independence. Also, you may question who you can trust to care for your loved one throughout the day while assuring your elder is respected in their own home. Is there someone out there that can get along with your family member?

At Visiting Angels of Augusta, we answer these tough questions every day over the phone and in person. Across Augusta, Evans, and nearby areas we have provided at home senior care for countless families, dealing with various situations, schedules, personalities, and specific needs. Once you give us a call, you will appreciate how we take the time to assist you through this new process.

How We Can Help

Though the vast majority of home care requests are submitted well in advance, we can assist families who require last-minute support. In an emergency situation or a late day discharge from a medical facility such as a hospital or rehab center, we can get you a skilled, friendly assistant on short notice. Furthermore, for those who need on-site help at an assisted living facility or a hospital, we regularly take on these requests as well. Should your family plan a major transition from one location to another - such as from an assisted living situation to a family member's home - our aides are on-hand to support you with such a big move.

We can help you and ease your burden by:

• Discussing care, costs, and scheduling with you.
• Scheduling a no-obligation, in-home visit.
• Designing a one-of-a-kind elderly care plan.
• Organizing a meeting between caregivers.
• Adjusting a care plan or routines on an on-going basis, via consistent communication and ongoing monitoring.