Services
Post-Surgical & Hospital Discharge Support
Personal support and companionship at home through the first weeks after a hospital stay.
Placeholder copy. Coming home after a hospital stay is tiring, and ordinary tasks are suddenly hard. Our caregivers take the day-to-day load — washing, dressing, meals, the house — so recovery happens somewhere comfortable and someone is around.
Personal support, not nursing. This is personal support and companionship, not nursing care. Our caregivers do not change dressings, administer medication or monitor a medical condition. Any clinical care your recovery requires should be arranged through your care team.
What's included
- Help settling in on the day of discharge
- Bathing, dressing and grooming assistance
- Mobility support and help moving safely around the home
- Meal preparation and encouragement to eat and drink
- Light housekeeping, laundry and shopping
- Medication reminders
- Company through the first weeks at home
- Accompaniment and transport to follow-up appointments
Who this is for
- Someone going home to an empty house after a hospital stay
- A client who needs help with washing, dressing and meals while they recover
- Families who cannot be there during the first weeks
Other services
Personal Support Worker (PSW)
Hands-on help with the daily routines that keep someone comfortable and independent at home.
Learn more →Companion Care
Regular company, conversation and practical help for clients who are largely independent.
Learn more →Respite Care
Short-term cover so family caregivers can rest, travel or attend to their own health.
Learn more →Not sure what level of care is needed?
Placeholder copy. Talk it through with a care coordinator — no cost, no obligation.