Bring Your Loved One Home Safely with Transitional Care

Your transition support plan should include professional care from ComForCare.

Transitional Home Health Care

ComForCare North Bergen County offers transitions of care services for individuals who need assistance after a hospital visit or returning home from a medical facility. Our transitions of care services include assistance with personal hygiene, incontinence care, medication reminders, supportive care for clients with various conditions and more. When it comes to offering care for clients, our caregivers focus on promoting safety, comfort, independence and quality of life. With ComForCare at your side, you can rest assured knowing your loved one will always be taken care of and able to live their best life possible.

One-Time Care

ComForCare North Bergen County provides clients with one-time care services or ongoing care plans through our Transitions of Care Program. This specialty program provides clients with one-time assistance to help transport them from a medical facility such as a hospital to an assisted living community or to their home. As part of this program, our agency can perform fall-risk assessments in your loved one’s home and can provide fall-prevention tips. Please contact our office directly to learn more about one-time care assistance and home-to-hospital care options for your loved one.

Short-Term Care

With hospital-to-home transition care, our caregivers are able to provide transportation, meal planning and preparation, errand assistance, help with following discharge plans, medication reminders, light housekeeping, and personal hygiene. Caregivers are able to help individuals who may require supervision and 24-hour assistance following a hospital discharge along with other short-term assistance situations.

Ongoing Care

At ComForCare, we understand sometimes the reason for a hospital stay is due to something that affects an individual’s ability to perform daily activities during their recovery period. In this instance, we develop a client’s care plan and can update it as changes occur. Our team will work with you and your loved one to assess their situation and determine care plan needs.

Want to start transitions of care services? Call 201-962-3222 to talk to a representative from ComForCare North Bergen County.

Whether your loved one needs assistance only a few hours a week or around-the-clock, our team is happy to help! Call (201) 962-3222 to learn more about the transition care services offered through ComForCare Home Care (North Bergen County, NJ).

What Is Transitional Care?

Transitional care is when someone moves from one care setting – such as a hospital, skilled nursing facility, rehabilitation center or even their home – to another. Unfortunately, these transitions don’t always go smoothly and a person can be readmitted to the hospital.

Transitional care services from ComForCare Home Care are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week - including holidays. Services vary by location.

Transition to Home Package

For individuals that need Transitional Care services, ComForCare offers a one-time “Transition to Home” package. This includes assistance from the hospital, rehabilitation center or skilled nursing facility along with help getting settled in at home. We’ll even call a friend or family member to let them know their loved one has arrived home.

Preparing for Discharge

As you or a loved one prepare for discharge, call us for a no obligation consultation. We can provide as much or as little support needed to help someone safely transition home. Our caregivers are available 24/7 including holidays, and we customize our care based on each client’s needs and preferences. Contact a local office to learn more about transitional care services in your area.

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