Visiting Angels

Visiting Angels provides in-home care with a focus on helping seniors and adults with disabilities stay safe and comfortable where they live, and they do this under the Visiting Angels name using a network of independent franchises, each one run by local owners, and if someone needs help with things like bathing, dressing, grooming, meal preparation, medication reminders, light housekeeping, or simply having someone around for company, they have caregivers who can assist, and these caregivers go through screening before they're matched with clients, and since people's needs change, they set up care schedules to fit what works for each person, whether that's a few hours a week or 24-hour care, and if a family caregiver needs a break, they have respite care, and for people recovering after a hospital stay, Visiting Angels offers programs to help transition home, including support with errands, shopping, or following a special diet like diabetes or allergy-sensitive meals, and they take care with details including laundry, dry cleaning, meal service, and safe transportation to appointments, and to help prevent falls, they run the Safe & Steady Fall Prevention Program as well, and for those living with conditions like Alzheimer's or dementia, they offer specialized care to help them stay in familiar surroundings, with support for daily routines and help with things like wandering or memory loss, and people who want to age in place can rely on them, as Visiting Angels staff respect each client's habits and preferences, and coordinators will check in by phone or drop by to make sure things are going well, and if someone wants more social opportunities, Visiting Angels arranges community activities, art rooms, movie nights, and walks in the garden or on the property paths, and for those who want their home chores handled, caregivers help with vacuuming, making beds, or keeping things tidy, and there are services for all kinds of schedules, including overnight, holiday, or weekend visits, and if someone faces a serious illness or the end of life, their services include end-of-life and palliative care, supporting not only the client but also family members, and their network covers the East Metro area and Maplewood, Minnesota, but service availability can vary by location, with some locations offering more or less than others, and they use registered programs such as Ready-Set-Go Home for post-hospital assistance, and if someone wants more safety at home, they offer a free safety and fall risk assessment, and even though they're called America's Premier Senior Home Care Provider, they don't run facilities but instead help people stay in their own home, providing care that's customizable and focused on daily well-being, and everything is set up to help people remain independent for as long as possible.