Specialty Care

WholeCare’s Post acute care services are offered to those who have suffered strokes, heart attacks, pneumonia, broken bones, and other unexpected health events. In-home recovery with a caregiver has been proven to prevent readmission, speed up recovery, and cost less. Post acute care is laser-focused on offering you unwavering support to help you maintain the level of independence and physical mobility you gained in the rehabilitative and hospital space.

WholeCare’s Speciality Care services provide families with caregivers who are specially trained to care for your unique condition, such as Alzheimer's, ALS, Parkinson’s, Traumatic Brain Injury, Dementia, or Multiple Sclerosis. We also have extensive experience in providing care for those suffering from neurological conditions and diseases as well as Cancer Care.

Receiving a diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease, ALS or other neurological disorders can be devastating for families. These diagnoses are often accompanied by fear, uncertainty, and more questions than answers. A significant concern many families have centers around staying home as the disease progresses. They also worry about the inevitable need for increased assistance causing strained relationships. This is where we deliver the WholeCare difference.

Often family members are unable to provide the intensive needs for care as dementia progresses. Many have jobs that don't offer flexibility or have small children they are also caring for. Other common situations find family members living in another city or state, making caring for your loved one impractical. We can support and assist you. We have specially trained caregivers in all types of dementia, including Alzheimer's (which is only one of 62 types!)

WholeCare’s Cancer Care offers support for individuals and families managing a cancer diagnosis and the resulting need for treatment. Our specially trained caregivers offer compassionate support that helps individuals and their families conserve energy, follow treatment plans, and manage hectic treatment schedules. Side effects from cancer treatments can be challenging for the person and their loved ones.

Facing the end of life transition of a loved one can be an incredibly difficult time for families. That's why many individuals choose to receive hospice care at home surrounded by their loved ones. It is also true that many families need more support than hospice care offers as the physical and emotional toll of caring for their loved one intensifies. That's why our End of Life Care (also known as Comfort Care) is incredibly beneficial. Caregivers by WholeCare has a staff of professionals specially trained to help with end of life care. They're empathetic, dependable, and passionate about serving clients and their families at this most critical of times.

 

End of Life Care offers family members time to rest and recuperate. This can be a very special time as you and your loved one experience this transition. Our caregivers offer you the space to be emotionally present for your loved one. End of Life Care includes services such as: