Anthony N.
WFC recently lost one of our “greatest” clients – Anthony N. truly personified the World War II veterans for whom Tom Brokaw coined the term our “Greatest Generation.”
Inquiry
Contact us at your convenience. Our care team is available 24/7 to take calls and respond to emails. We are here to actively listen, make recommendations, and answer any questions you may have about care for you or your loved one.
Planning
Schedule a FREE consultation. A registered nurse dedicated to understanding and supervising your case will provide an in-home assessment, work with you to identify any preferences, and create a care plan that works for you.
Matching
You will be matched with a certified Home Health Aide (HHA) that has the compatibility and experience necessary to carry out your plan of care. Our goal is to make sure you are in the hands of a compassionate caregiver who understands your needs.
Care Start
The nurse responsible for your case reviews the care plan with the assigned caregiver, ensuring that all aspects are understood. To help our clients feel comfortable, the supervising nurse personally introduces the caregiver to you and your family.
Ongoing Care
Your assigned caregiver will document their activities and any observations during care for the supervising nurse to review. Any concerns or necessary changes to the plan of care are communicated with your family and medical professionals.
Our commitment to your family: No shift goes uncovered. We’ll always be there with a well-prepared, professionally trained caregiver.
In-Home Care Services
Westchester Family Care offers a variety of services aimed at helping your loved ones continue to lead independent lives.
- Help with personal care
- Nutritious meals
- Laundry
- Housekeeping
- Medication management
- Transportation
- Fall Prevention
- Social engagement and companionship
Client Stories
In-Home Care Checklist
Before you can determine how to select the right care provider, you must first decide when it’s time to introduce care. We’ve provided the following list of questions to help you make this important decision.
- Has there been a recent emotional or medical crisis?
- Does the individual bathe less often or not at all?
- Are pills left over or running out too soon?
- Does the individual need help walking?
- Is he/she verbally or physically abusive?
- Is he/she becoming more forgetful?
- Have there been recent falls?
- Is your loved one having trouble sleeping?
- Have social activities stopped or diminished?
- Has there been recent weight loss?
- Is his/her hearing or vision affecting their ability to function?
- If he/she smokes, are there burn marks?
- Is your loved one able to do errands alone?
- Is clothing being changed daily? Is clothing appropriate?
- Are there scorch marks on the pot holders or dish towels?
- Are there signs of burnt pans on the stove?
- Is routine house cleaning not being done?
If you've checked any of these questions, it may be time to consider in-home care or assistance.
Assistance from our Professional Network
What sets Westchester Family Care apart from other providers is our connections with professional senior care resources. Our team can help your family with handling physical and medical needs as they arise. We can assist you in planning for immediate and future personalized care. Learn More
Voted Best of Home Care® Leader in Excellence in addition to Provider and Employer of Choice.
Contacting Westchester Family Care for in-home care is easy!
Our compassionate care team will answer any questions you have and walk you through the process of getting in-home care.
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