In-Home / Community Care
In-Home / Community Care
Get the care you need in the home you love with Preeminent Hands Healthcare's comprehensive in-home and community care services. We offer specialized care with empathy, and understanding that everyone's needs are different
Our trusted and experienced caregivers are trained to assist with all types of needs and provide exceptional care in various settings: at home, in the community, or elsewhere. If you're worried about the health and safety of your loved one while living at home, our qualified nurses and caregivers can help!
- Personal care and grooming
- Meal preparation and feeding assistance
- Daily Heart Checkup
- Light housekeeping and laundry
- Cheap Cost Services
- Night and day shifts
Frequently Asked Questions
Preeminent Hands Healthcare offers a wide range of care services, including Special Needs Child Care, Companionship Care, Assisted Living Service, In-Home / Community Care, Day Program, and Hospice Care. These services are designed to meet various needs, from children with special requirements to adults requiring assistance with daily living activities and end-of-life care.
Yes, Preeminent Hands Healthcare offers comprehensive in-home care services. Their In-Home / Community Care program provides personal care, companionship, medication management, meal preparation, and other assistance in the comfort of your own home. They offer both short-term and long-term care options, with 24-hour service available if needed.
The Day Program is designed for adults who need care during daytime hours, particularly those living with family members who work or need regular breaks from caregiving. It offers a stimulating environment with social activities, cognitive exercises, physical activities, meals, and personal care assistance.
Preeminent Hands Healthcare provides Hospice Care for individuals with terminal illnesses. This service focuses on comfort and support, offering pain and symptom management, emotional and spiritual support, personal care assistance, and coordination with healthcare professionals. The goal is to create a peaceful environment for individuals in their final days, whether at home or in a care facility.