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About Community Care Nursing Services – Washington, DC
Caregivers can't do everything, even if they try. If an elderly loved one needs more help than you can provide, what should you do? Many times, the best option for families is home care. With professional caregivers from Community Care - Washington, DC home care caring for your loved ones in their own home, you can be sure that they are getting the best care available in Washington.
Community Care - Washington, DC Home Care Services
Community Care - Washington, DC can assist with a variety of services for both short-term or long-term senior home care. Regardless if your loved one has a temporary or permanent illness, they can depend on us to make them more comfortable with our variety of services.
Community Care - Washington, DC has a comprehensive selection of services to choose from. Including Assistance with ADL's, Diet and nutrition, Administering prescription, Customized care, Toilet assistance, Assist with dressing, Bathing and hygiene, Alzheimer's care, Weekend care, Light Housekeeping, Surgery recovery, Disability management, Short term care, Wellness checks, and many more - call for all services available..
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(800) 755-1458Benefits of Senior Home Care
Seniors staying in the comfort and privacy of their own home is a benefit that is clear to most people. Homebound, aging loved ones can keep their independence with home health care, keeping a sense of security and dignity.
In addition to the obvious advantage of seniors able to stay in their own home, Community Care - Washington, DC home care has additional benefits.
- Relief for Family Caregivers
- Companionship
- Greater Independence
- Safety, Comfortable, Convenient
- Saves Money Compared To Nursing Homes
- Personalized Care Program
- Complete Services
Community Care - Washington, DC Caregivers and Staff
Not just anybody can become a Community Care - Washington, DC caregiver. Of the many who apply, only a few meet our standards. The process to join our team is not easy, but the results speak for themselves. A big part of this process is a thorough background check that goes beyond required District of Columbia regulations.
Home Care Pricing for Washington
In-home health care cost for seniors depends on numerous factors. All seniors have unique needs. Caregiver or nurse, weekly hours, and what supplies are required will affect the price for home care.
For a custom in-home care estimate, complete the form above or call us at (800) 755-1458.
If you're interested in senior home care in Washington, just give us a call us for an in-home care assessment today.
Community Care Nursing Services – Washington, DC Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price for Community Care Nursing Services – Washington, DC?
The cost of home care with Community Care - Washington, DC is influenced by the level of care required, the amount of time care is needed, and the caregiver's experience. Additional services like wellness monitoring, companionship, and medication management may impact the total cost. Call (800) 755-1458 for customized quotes and tailored pricing.
Can Community Care Nursing Services – Washington, DC services be covered through Medicare or Medicaid?
Medicare offers coverage for skilled home care, such as nursing and therapy, but not for general assistance like housekeeping. Medicaid expands coverage for those with financial need, often supplementing Medicare. For tailored information on your eligibility, call (800) 755-1458 to speak to a senior advisor.
Is Community Care - Washington, DC currently accepting new clients for in-home care?
Open availability at Community Care - Washington, DC ensures new clients have access to the compassionate support they need. Professional caregivers are ready to assist with home care solutions. Call (800) 755-1458 to schedule an assessment today.
What kind of at home care does Community Care Nursing Services – Washington, DC provide?
Community Care - Washington, DC offers a range of services, including bathing support, mobility assistance, and meal preparation, creating a safe and nurturing environment.
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