Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care

It can be difficult to know whether you or your loved one is suffering from Alzheimer’s/Dementia as the symptoms typically appear gradually (beginning with memory loss). Alzheimer’s/Dementia refers to a serious loss of mental abilities such as thinking, remembering, reasoning and communicating. Dementia is not a normal part of aging.

At Thrive Together Homecare, we know from personal and professional experience that caring for a loved one suffering from Alzheimer’s/Dementia can be physically, emotionally and mentally exhausting, our home care services help alleviate stress and give you peace of mind that your loved one well be safe and well cared for by our knowledgeable and specially trained staff.

Palliative and Hospice Care

Facing a terminal diagnosis or life-limiting illnesses is never easy. At Thrive Together Homecare, we understand the heartache and stress that can come with end-of-life care and know that being a family caregiver during such a time can be both physically and mentally draining.  We are committed to making home care as stress-free as possible. Our home care services can help free you from your role as a caregiver so that you can tenderly embrace your loved one, while ensuring they are comfortably cared for during this time of change and transition.

Our specially trained team of nurses and caregivers are committed to delivering end-of-life comfort care and support with compassion, dignity, and respect. To help support you and your loved one during this time, we offer 24-Hour Care, Personal Care, Medication Management and Skilled Nursing Care from a professional Registered Nurse, Overnight Care, and Respite care. Our comfort care services for palliative and hospice patients allows your loved the ability to spend their final days at home and in the place they the feel most comfortable.

Acute and Chronic Disease Management

If your loved one has been diagnosed with an acute disease or chronic disease, our in-home care services can help reduce their likelihood of rehospitalization and help speed up their recovery time. At Thrive Together Homecare, we remain dedicated to caring for your loved one using a holistic approach that offers medication managing and administration, as well as observation and reporting of their disease while they remain in the safety and comfort of their home. Our home care services vary from companion care, to personal care, and include skilled nursing, so your loved one can receive the appropriate level of care they need while at home.

An acute disease is one that comes suddenly and has a short course, whereas a chronic disease is ongoing, and its course continues for a long period of time. Acute diseases include a Stroke, Heart Attack, Burn, and a Broken bone. Chronic diseases include High Blood Pressure, Asthma, Cancer, Heart Disease, Lung Disease, Diabetes, Arthritis, Alzheimer’s Disease, Chron’s Disease, Cancer, and Chronic Kidney Disease.

Cancer Care

Cancer can be overwhelming. If your loved one has been diagnosed with cancer, we can help provide you and your loved one with the support needed during this challenging time and help reduce unnecessary distress caused by cancer. Our temporary and ongoing home care services can help ease the added burdens that cancer can bring by providing your loved one with the support they need as they experience nausea, anemia, pain, infection, and other symptoms common to cancer.

We are committed to helping your loved one remain safe and as comfortable as possible through our skilled nursing care, observation, and reporting of symptoms to our professional RN, and help with everyday activities such as personal care and light housekeeping, and companionship.

Diabetes Care

Living with diabetes can be challenging. At Thrive Together Homecare, we understand the unique care that diabetics require in order to achieve and maintain an optimum level of health. Our team of caregivers and nurses can help your loved one properly manage and monitor their symptoms and identify early signs of complications to reduce hospitalizations.

Our knowledgeable and caring team of nurses and caregivers are able to provide disease, medicine, and nutrition education, assist with healthy meal planning and preparation, medication reminders, testing reminders, and encourage regular exercise to help reduce your loved one’s risk of developing other conditions such as heart failure, high blood pressure, stroke, wounds, and kidney disease which are all common to unmanaged diabetes.

Parkinson’s Care

Parkinson’s Disease can bring about many challenges due to its progressive and uncurable nature. Oftentimes a lack of muscle control and movement caused from Parkinson’s Disease can create a concern for safety. To help reduce your loved one’s risk for falls, our professional Registered Nurse will perform an assessment of your loved one’s home environment and identify hazards upon admission. Our trained caregivers can provide hands-on and standby assistance with mobility to ensure your loved one is safe.

Our compassionate caregivers can help reduce frustration through assistance with personal care and everyday tasks such as dressing and bathing. In addition, our trained caregivers can provide healthy meal planning and meal preparation, giving you peace of mind to know that your loved one’s diet is one that supports muscle and bone strength. Our caring caregivers are also able to help encourage exercise and provide transportation to help give you peace of mind.

Rehab and Recovery Care

If your loved one is recovering from a recent hospitalization or injury, our qualified team of caregivers and nurses can help give an extra hand. We are able to provide as little or as much help as needed during the recovery process. Our compassionate team of caregivers can provide companionship and oversight, meal preparation, light housekeeping, personal care, and transportation to appointments. To help ensure your loved one have a seamless recovery process, our skilled nurses are able to provide nursing care which includes medication administration and teaching as well as skilled nursing care.