Senior Care in Madison Heights, MI

We are delighted to have this opportunity to tell you about the benefits of our in-home, private duty Personalized Living Assistance services. Whatever your non-medical care needs, for you or a family member, temporary or long term, hourly or live-in, Angels at Home Care will personalize the perfect plan for you. We serve Michigan home care clients throughout the Detroit Metro Area, including Oakland County, Macomb County, Wayne County, and Greater Livingston and Washtenaw Counties. Our valued clients rely on us for everything from short-term assisted living after a surgery, to ongoing Alzheimer's care, to the simple joys of conversation and companionship. Our carefully screened caregivers are trusted employees, not contractors, and we think of ourselves as one family caring for other families. Contact Angels at Home Care today to arrange a no-cost, no-obligation assessment at your home and at your convenience. Call toll free 877-735-1050. Hourly and Live-in Home Care Services Offer warm companionship. Prepare meals for any diet with direction. Assist with grooming and dressing. Provide bathing and incontinence care. Shop and run errands. Drive clients to local destinations. Perform light housekeeping chores. Wash and fold laundry. Give volunteer and family caregivers a needed break. Other non-medical services by request are welcome. Caregiver Information Caregiver Skills Include: Ethics, Validation Therapy, Patient Transfers, Stress Management, Grief Issues, Family Communication, Transition Issues, Communicating with Dementia Patients Caregivers employed, bonded and insured: Yes Caregivers available 24 hours a day: Yes Available to assisted living facility: Yes

My mom was in the Beaumont Hospice program for over two months - She passed away on 11/17. I want to make sure that anyone who is in the position to have to choose a hospice program for their loved one knows just how WONDERFUL every person that we c...

My mother was on their service and received THE BEST CARE! Her nurse and aide were like family and always stayed longer than necessary to make sure she was taken are of and my questions were answered. The social worker helped us to get her survivor's...

When it comes to the in home care of a loved one, everyone wants the best. Many assume that means a family member; a daughter, son, mother or brother should stay home to provide that care. But too often the physical demands and the emotional stress are more difficult than anticipated, leaving family members feeling inadequate in their ability to provide care. The best place to recover is at home, surrounded by the familiar things that give comfort. This is true whether the care is for someone recovering from surgery, or for more chronic or debilitating illnesses such as a stroke or cancer. For elderly family members with dementia, providing care at home helps maintain a link to the past and present, and can even extend the individual's ability to be more independent in their home environment.