- Address: 1104 Main St Suite 550D Vancouver, Washington 98660 View map
- Parent Company: Visiting Angels
- Senior Care: Alzheimer's/Dementia Care, Non-Medical Home Care, Respite Care, Private Duty Home Care
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At Visiting Angels of Vancouver, Washington, we begin by reviewing your needs through discussions with involved family members; when necessary we consult with the physician(s) of the care recipient, social workers, hospitals, or nursing home staff.
Next, working in conjunction with the family, we develop an individualized program to manage your daily needs. We match your needs to the best possible caregiver, bring them to your home and ask you to participate in the selection process.
After the angel companion has been placed in your home, we continue our unique system of continued personalized contacts through telephone check-in, home visits. Most important, we continually communicate with the caregiver who is providing care to you.
Some of the services provided include:
- Hygiene Assistance
- Meal preparation/Diet monitoring
- Light housekeeping
- Errands and Shopping
- Joyful companionship
- Affordable Hourly rates!
- Live in, Live- out, sleep-over
- Mornings, mid-day, evenings
- Temporary or Long term
- Weekends, holidays
- Respite for family caregivers
Alzheimer's/dementia care at Home in Albuquerque, New Mexico:
Most often, after an initial diagnosis of Alzheimer's or a related dementia illness, families are faced with difficult decisions about providing care for their loved one. Working parents with children are faced with new stresses to balance work and family. Families who are separated by great distances must make hard choices to provide care. Sometimes nursing homes or special care retirement centers seem to be the only options. You do have a choice and we can help.
Visiting Angels non-medical home care services allow your loved one to maintain the independence of their daily routines and familiar surroundings. We can help your loved one avoid the emotional trauma of leaving their cherished home while helping cope with the dementia illness and providing the respite care so important for the family.
As part of a collaborative relationship formed by Visiting Angels and the Alzheimer's Foundation of America, Visiting Angels, has become the first national non-medical senior home care provider in North America to offer an AFA sponsored formal training and qualification program for our caregivers who care for individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and related illnesses.
When seeking an alternative to assisted living care, many caregivers opt to bring inhome care servicesto help an aging parent maintain their independence. Acompanion/homemakercan provide home duties such as light housekeeping, meal preparation, laundry and errands.Homemakersfound through a licensed care provider can wash hair, sewing, attending to a pet but cannot do heavy cleaning or any medically related tasks. Companionshipis just that, companionship with NO ACTUAL HANDS ON CARE. Otherrespite careoptions can be found by a Aide. AHome can provide all the services mentioned in addition to HANDS ON CARE such as dressing, bathing, feeding etc…which is generally referred to as Activities of Daily Living (ADLs).
When anAideis found through a licensed care provider, a thorough background check is provided along with peace of mind that the provider holds themselves accountable for quality service. Based on the amount of hours contracted, anAidemay attend to one resident or multiple residents in need of care. Duties such as checking the pulse, transferring and helping patients to take their medicine are just a few of the responsibilities and benefits of hiring aHome Health Aideforpersonal care.
Learn more aboutVeteran’s BenefitsforHome CareorAssisted Living.
- Assistance With Bathing and Dressing
- Special Care Programs for Dementia Related Disorders
- Alzheimer's Support Services
- Conversation and Companionship
- Grooming Guidance
- Live-In Services
- Mobility Assistance
- Transferring and Positioning
- Alzheimer's/Dementia Trained Staff
- Bathing
- Certified Nursing Assistants
- Companions/Sitters
- Diabetic Home Care
- Home Health Aide
- Home Skilled Nursing
- Homemaker/Companion Service
- Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs)
- Meal Preparation
- Medication Management
- Non-Emergency Transportation
- Post Operative Rehabilitation
- Wellness Partnerships
- Alzheimer's/Dementia Care
- Cognitive Programming & Services
- Home Infusion Nursing
- Light Housekeeping
- Nutritional Support
- Post Operative Recovery Program
- Respite Care
- Senior Assistance Program
- Senior Support Coordination
- Senior Services
- Coordinate Senior Transportation
- Diabetes Care
- Memory Care
- Live-In Companions
- Assistance with activities of daily living and skin care
- Assistance with medication administration
- Attendant Care
- Long Term Care Insurance
- Private Pay/Cash
- Veterans Benefits
Other Senior Care providers near: Vancouver, WA 98660
| Assisted Living | Home Care | Nursing Home | Dementia Care | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stonebridge | Yes | Yes | ||
| Emeritus at Fishers Landing | Yes | |||
| Emeritus at Sellwood | Yes | |||
| Oswego Springs | Yes | Yes | ||
| Clare Bridge of Beaverton | Yes | Yes | ||
| Emeritus at Park Place | Yes | |||
| Wynwood of Mt. Hood | Yes | |||
| Chestnut Lane | Yes |
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