It is hard to know when people might need 24-hour home care, particularly when there’s a temporary or chronic health condition, recovering from a traumatic injury or surgery, or a disability.
This resource guide will provide you with the comfort and answers to your questions and our Care Team is available to help find a solution to help ease your family’s peace of mind.
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A live-in caregiver needs a place to sleep and keep their belongings. Live-in caregivers also need time to sleep during the night.
With “live in” caregiving, there is generally the main caregiver who works between 4-5 days each week, providing 24-hour care during this time. The caregiver is given 8 hours to sleep at night. Although his/her sleep may be disrupted to provide care throughout the night.
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