Companion Care Services

Companion care service refers to a range of healthcare services that aim to help patients recover from an illness, injury, or surgery. These services can be provided in different settings, including hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and in-home care.

The specific types of recovery care services a patient may need depend on their individual condition and the extent of their recovery needs. Some common recovery care services include:

1. Physical therapy: This type of therapy focuses on restoring a patient's physical abilities, such as mobility and strength. 
2. Occupational therapy: This type of therapy helps patients regain the ability to perform activities of daily living, such as bathing, dressing, and cooking. 
3. Speech therapy: This type of therapy is designed to help patients recover their ability to communicate effectively and may also help with swallowing difficulties. 
4. Home health care: This involves providing medical and non-medical care to patients in their homes. Home health care can include assistance with activities of daily living, medication management, wound care, and more.  
5. Rehabilitation services: These services may include inpatient or outpatient rehabilitation programs that focus on helping patients recover from surgery, illness, or injury.

Overall, recovery care services are intended to support patients as they work towards regaining their health and independence. These services can be an essential part of a patient's recovery journey and can help them achieve their goals for a better quality of life.

Please call in to our center to see which services may be available for your loved one.