COMPASSIONATE

PROFESSIONAL

Private Duty Home Care & Discharge Support

Private Pay — Non-medical — Short-term Care — Long-Term Care

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I provide transitional and post-discharge support for individuals discharging from skilled nursing, rehab, or hospital settings who need immediate support at home.

My services are designed to support safe transitions, reduce readmissions, and provide families with peace of mind during the post-discharge period and at home.

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Services Include:

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    What I Assist With:

    Assistance with activities of daily living

    Bathing, grooming, and personal hygiene

    Mobility and transfer assistance

    Medication reminders (non-administration)

    Meal preparation and light housekeeping

    Companionship and safety monitoring

    Short-term post-discharge support

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    Ideal For:

    Residents discharging home from nursing or rehab facilities as well as hospitals

    Short-term recovery or transitional care as well as long-term placement options

    Families needing immediate private support

    Private pay care

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    Rates:

    Hourly Care: Starting at $35/hr — 4 hour minimum

    Customized care plans available based on level of support.

    Intake & Screening Fee: $150 (one-time)

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    Service Area:

    Rochester, NY & surrounding areas

    Important Notice:

    Services are non-medical and do not replace skilled nursing or therapy.

I believe the most important part of home care isn’t just what we do as caregivers, it’s how we show up.

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What Sets My Care Apart

Attentive one-on-one care

Short-term and transitional focus when families need support most

Clear communication with families and referral partners

Flexible scheduling without long delays

Private pay services for immediate start of care

I don’t believe in one size fits all care. Every situation is different - and I approach each client with patience, understanding, and respect.