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As loved ones age or face health challenges, some of life's everyday activities can become a bit more challenging. You can relieve the stress of everyday tasks by asking for help from professional in-home care services.
Whether your loved one who needs assistance is a senior, a person with disabilities or special needs, recovering from illness or surgery, or a veteran, everyone needs a little help at times. The care needed may be one time, short term, or long term. We provide non-medical services and are available for you 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including holidays. We also provide in home private duty nursing services.
While assisted living facilities and senior communities are an option these days, the majority of people needing care want to remain in the comfort of their own home. Keeping one’s independence and being with family, friends, and pets is most people’s preference. Studies show that people are happier when they stay at home; they recover faster, have reduced anxiety, and are less prone to depression.
Common types of assistance our customers request include:
Transportation Assistance
Catching a bus or depending on family members to provide transportation can be inconvenient and can make seniors feel that some degree of independence has been lost. ComForCare caregivers can help seniors in the area with transportation needs in order to run errands, make it to doctor’s appointments, go to social activities, or just get out of the house for a while.
Having greater transportation flexibility, a companion to run errands with, and assistance getting to and from destinations can help seniors to avoid injuries and enjoy outings more.
Family Respite
ComForCare can provide family respite for family caregivers that have been providing help, which can ease the stress and allow families to have a more balanced relationship that is based on spending quality time together.
In order to develop strong, trusting relationships, we do our best to match caregivers to clients based on interests, experiences, and personalities. Not only will your loved one receive the best care possible, but they will be matched with a caregiver that truly understands them and may even share similar interests.
Emotional health and socialization are so important to overall health. Those that have disabilities or conditions that prevent them from getting out of the house often may feel lonely and isolated.
Caregivers can play games, read aloud books, and even go on outings to the movies or sporting events with clients, depending on the capabilities and preferences of the client. This type of companionship will greatly improve the quality of life.
Our offices are just north of Oklahoma City, in Edmond serving communities including Piedmont, Tuttle, Newcastle, Cashion, and Blanchard, OK.
Whether your loved one needs assistance only a few hours a week or around-the-clock, our team is happy to help! Call (405) 438-0078 to learn more about the transition care services offered through ComForCare Home Care (Edmond, OK).
No matter your needs, we're here to listen, learn, and uplift. ComForCare can provide the services you need to keep your loved ones safe as they get older. Ease the transition into assisted care by exploring in-home care.
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