Specialty Home Care

The diagnosis of critical illness often brings feelings of fear, anxiety, and uncertainty in the family. This is especially so when work, family, and other day-to-day pursuits hinder family members from providing the kind of care now needed by their loved one. At Full Circle Home Care, we understand that it is during these moments that both the patient and the family must get all the care and support they need. For families who cannot bear the thought of having their loved one confined in the unfamiliar walls of a nursing home, this kind of support can only be availed by a dependable in-home care provider who offers specialty care programs, like Full Circle Home Care.

Our specialty programs are focused on rendering the right levels of care and support to patients with chronic illnesses, like diabetes, cancer, Alzheimer’s, and other special conditions. The main objective of our specialty programs is to improve the quality of life for all involved – the patients and their families.

For the patient, we work together with their healthcare provider/s to create a personalized program that supports their desire to remain at home while ensuring their non-medical needs are met efficiently, compassionately, and respectfully. For the family, we liberate them to go and attend to their everyday responsibilities, fully assured that their loved one is in the best hands possible.

• Memory Care Program (Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care)
• Transitional Program (Facility-to-Home)
• Senior Concierge Program (Independent Seniors Who Need Intermittent Care)
• Elective Cosmetic Program (Plastic Surgery etc.)
• Chronic Illness Program (Work side by side w/Hospice & Home Health)
• Non-Medical Transportation Program (Medical Appointments, Errands, etc.)
• Nanny Service (Children) "Care That Comes To You"

Our services begin with the patient or family contacting us through a phone call or an email. Our contact details have been provided at the end of this page. But, you may also use our online contact form to leave us a message.

After this initial contact, our care coordinator sets up an in-home visit, where a registered nurse conducts a thorough assessment of the patient’s needs. This initial home visit is also an avenue for us to interact with the patient and the family as a whole and answer any questions they may have concerning the services and our agency.