Transition care after hospital or rehab

Working closely with discharge planners, physicians, and family members to ensure a clear understanding of post-discharge instructions and care needs.

Evaluating the home environment for safety, recommending minor adjustments (e.g., removing hazards or arranging furniture), and assisting with initial settling-in.

Organizing medications, providing timely reminders, and monitoring adherence to new prescriptions (non-administrative).

Assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, mobility, and other daily activities while strength and independence return.

Safe transport to follow-up doctor visits, therapy sessions, or lab tests, with companionship throughout.

Observing for changes in condition, tracking vital signs if needed, and promptly reporting concerns to family or healthcare providers.