Transition Services in Kamloops, Chase, and Salmon Arm

The Journey to Recovery

We can ease your loved one’s transition from the hospital or rehabilitation facility to home, which can lead to a better, more comfortable recovery.

The time immediately after a hospital stay can be critical to the health and recovery of a loved one. Studies show that the lack of proper support and care following surgery or a serious hospitalization can lead to slower recovery or even readmission to the hospital.

Family members often take on the task of caring for a loved one after a hospital stay but can find they are untrained or ill prepared to meet the physical and emotional challenges of such care. That is why Comfort Keepers® offers services to ease the transition home.

Understanding Transitioning Care

This specialized care helps ease your loved one’s transition from a hospital stay to the home. Some of the services Comfort Keepers can provide includes the following:

• Assisting with the discharge planning staff to create and support the care plan to aid the recovery process
• Medication management and assistance
• Assistance with household activities and responsibilities, including meal preparation, housekeeping, and running errands
• Nutrition Management through our Nourish Senior Life programme
• Our Comfort Keepers can help with follow-up physician visits by reminding your loved one of the visit and arranging transportation
• Communication with the medical team as needed
• Peace of mind for family and friends

How Comfort Keepers Can Help

In addition to the customary homemaker/companion and personal care servicesComfort Keepers provides, we are able to adapt services to accommodate clients with specific medical needs such as:

• congestive heart failure
• myocardial infarction (heart attack)
• pneumonia

Let Comfort Keepers help guide you safely through the transition process. We offer clients peace of mind and can help with the recovery once your loved one returns home. We are available 24 hours a day and seven days a week to help your family member recover.