Personalized Care Plans
As the saying goes, “There’s no place like home.” At Brookville Home Care, we understand that.
With a home health aide, you can ensure the safety of your loved one. Our home health aides have experience recognizing sun-downing and cognitive changes that affect the behavior of your loved one at night. They are present to identify trip hazards and risks during nighttime wandering and periods of confusion. Our live-in aides will be there to provide the care and safety your loved one needs, and give you peace of mind, day and night.
Our home health aides are trained in dementia care and are experienced in patience. They provide a safe environment during periods of confusion that is vital to living at home. They are also trained to offer distraction activities and cognitive support when needed. They follow a personalized plan of care, created by a registered nurse that is tailored to the needs of your family. As your needs change, so does our services.
Living at home makes a difference. Consistent surroundings help to ease the burden of declining health and cognition. For dementia patients, living at home provides the comfort and familiar surroundings they crave. Our live-in home health aides are trained to provide the comforts of home while maintaining a safe environment for your loved one. Our services enable families to keep their loved one in the home they know, allowing for higher levels of functioning and stability.
For the care your loved one needs; for the peace of mind you deserve.
If you are trying to make the decision about where to place your loved one, consider our live-in services. Because home truly is where the heart is.
“Brookville Home Care (BHC) has been providing a full-day home health aide for my family member in their home since 2017 for 2 or 3 days a week. We have the same aide unless the regular aide is on vacation (a couple of weeks in the year). If we needed a substitute or when we changed aides, the administrator, Mr. James Condra, has been very helpful and cooperative in arranging for training of the new aide. Usually, I do a few hours of orientation with the new aide and stay overnight the first day just to be sure my family member is comfortable and the aide can get oriented in the house. We have had several aides and all were very good (kind, wanting to help, following instructions). Mr. Condra has never “left us in the lurch” – he has always provided an aide at the scheduled times. I can recommend BHC.”