At Visiting Angels San Rafael, we’ve catered to clients with various health needs, personalities and scheduling. We understand that each client is different and deserves a personalized care plan that specifically caters to their needs and wants. That’s why we believe that the definition of home care is quite fluid. Senior care, to us, is whatever we can do to ensure that our clients live fulfilling and happy lives.
At first, in-home senior care can seem like an odd concept. The process of welcoming a stranger into your home can be very strange; we understand that. We’ve helped thousands of families across the nation navigate the industry of senior care at home. We’d be more than welcome to help you do the same thing. When matching your loved one with a caregiver, we want to make sure that they fit in a variety of different ways including with personality, scheduling and skills. Visiting Angels San Rafael will do everything that we can to make sure that the connection between you and your caregiver is a bond that’ll last long term.
When an emergency reveals itself, Visiting Angels San Rafael can be there to provide at-home care services. Often, care requests are planned far in advance. But, we understand that isn’t an option for some people. Some of the situations that we can provide care for include a late day discharge from a hospital/rehabilitation facility or a general emergency. If your loved one needs to go through a transition, we can help with that as well. For example, we can help them relocate from a family member’s home to another residential home.
Throughout our senior care services, we work tirelessly to make sure that your needs are met. Some of these ways include:
"Miranda and I want to thank Visiting Angels for sending their caregiver Anna to care for my mother these past five months. Anna was the very best caregiver for her - so attentive, supportive, thorough, and loving. We want you to know how grateful we are for her. She improved Peggy's home environment by always working so hard to keep it clean, to wash her clothes, to shop for her and to prepare the meals that she liked, not to mention making sure Peggy took her medications, had her newspaper and crossword puzzle books, and accompanying her to the hospital when she fell or to the doctor's office. She has managed everything for Peggy, and her lively presence lifted her spirits. Again and again, Anna went above and beyond as a caregiver to Peggy. She has been a friend to her during these difficult months and both of us will always appreciate that. We thank you and Anna from the bottom of our hearts."