Home health care focuses on medical treatment and rehabilitation provided by licensed professionals, while home care typically involves non-medical assistance with daily tasks. Hospice care, on the other hand, is specialized end-of-life care focused on comfort and pain management.

The frequency of visits depends on the individual care plan created by the home health agency, based on the patient’s specific medical and personal needs. Some may require daily visits, while others may need assistance only a few times a week.

Signs that an elderly relative may need home care include difficulty managing daily tasks, frequent falls, forgetting to take medications, noticeable personal hygiene or nutrition changes, social isolation, or increasing confusion and memory loss.

Yes, agencies offer 24/7 care options to ensure your loved one has assistance around the clock, based on their level of need.

Yes, care plans are customized based on the individual’s health, preferences, and daily living needs. Providers work with families to develop a care plan that addresses the specific requirements of the senior.

The number of hours depends on your relative’s needs. Some may only need a few hours for help with daily tasks, while others may require 24-hour care due to advanced medical conditions or mobility issues.