Senior Companionship | Hourly Private Duty Care

Senior Companionship with Licensed CNAs and Home Health Aides

Non medical home care is a difficult subject to approach that offers both physical and emotional support. Senior Companionship often times is the encouragement people need to get out of bed in the morning. It can be hard to find a caregiver who meets all of your specific needs while also being somebody that you can trust. Thankfully, there are many different options available when it comes to non medical home care. Different levels of care are available based on the amount of care that you or your loved one needs. There are also many different payment options available, so you can find a plan that fits both your budget and your care needs. It is important to remember that it might take a few tries to find the perfect care plan. Often times, it takes a bit of trial and error to find the right provider and the right level of care. However, once you find a plan that works for you, aging in place at home can be a great option for both you and your loved ones. Accountable Home Care offers free in home assessments so we can help you determine your non medical needs.

Utilizing Private Duty Home Care

Mental Stimulation and Activity are Important to Keep the Mind and Body in Top Shape

Companionship is a vital part to aging in place.

Can a Companion help with hands on personal care?

A: Companions often referred to as a “sitter” means a person who spends time with or cares for an elderly, handicapped, or convalescent individual. Companions referred to clients at Accountable Home Care are either licensed home health aides (HHAs) or Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs). Unlike an unlicensed individual, these caregivers are professionally trained and licensed to transfer and care for the elderly. The caregivers we refer have their Level 2 Background Check, current CPR certification, general liability insurance, driver’s license among other credentials required by the State of Florida.

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How can I get help at home using my long term care policy?

If you or someone you love has a long term care policy, a patient care coordinator from Accountable Home Care can discuss home care services. It is always helpful to have your long term care policy available so a representative from our nurse registry and your long term care agent can review the terms with you. It is important to us that clients have a complete understanding if there are any out of pocket expenses prior to the long term care insurance paying for care. Most people that ask for assistance have never used their long term care policy and the process seems overwhelming. Families and clients alike can be assured we can ease any uncertainties to ensure the claim filing is not a painful process.

Benefits of Using a Long Term Care Policy for Custodial Care

We help facilitate opening an insurance claim with the long term care insurance provider and the patient. Common terms such as Elimination Periods, Monthly or Daily Benefit, Care Advisory Services, Stay at Home Benefits and Assistance with Daily Living Requirements are discussed as part of the intake process.

Can I get a ride to a scheduled doctor’s appointment with a caregiver?

Caregivers have the discretion to drive a client to a doctor's appointment or any errand in their own vehicle. This is considered part of the care requirement at the initial assessment where the caregiver who accepts the case is aware of the transportation request and agrees to get reinbursed a set amount for mileage reinbursement.

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