Visiting Angels of Casper

Visiting Angels of Casper is a pleasing home care service that gives non-medical care to senior citizens in their homes. It's office is in Casper, Wyoming which is part of the Cowboy State. Examples of home care activities include help with dressing, bathing, and meal preparation.

Visiting Angels can customize care to meet all of your loved one's needs. Our services are designed to provide compassionate care so your elder loved one can continue to live at home. Our senior home care providers are skilled professionals. We'll match you with a senior home care provider who will care for all your loved one's health and well - being needs.

Home care makes aging in place possible for millions of seniors every year. Instead of moving to an assisted living facility or a nursing home, seniors can continue living where they feel happiest and most comfortable — their home.

No one understands the importance of senior care like we do at Visiting Angels. As one of the country's most trusted home care agencies in the country, we make senior care possible for older adults across the U.S. Our in-home care services for the elderly make daily living safer and more enjoyable, allowing seniors to spend their golden years in the comfort of home.

Our elder care offers valuable support to families. Visiting Angels makes it easier to care for aging loved ones, helping families to spend more quality time together. At the same time, we provide much-needed respite for family caregivers, reducing their risk of caregiver burnout.

Choosing the right type of home care will ensure your loved one's comfort and improve their quality of life. But if you're unfamiliar with the different types of home care, deciding between them can be confusing. The good news? Selecting the right home care service is simpler than you might expect. Here are some options offered:

Companion Care - For most seniors, companion care provides the support they need for a wide range of basic caregiving tasks, including light housekeeping, help with errands, and meal preparation. This makes it a perfect choice for anyone who needs assistance to live at home safely, but who doesn't require advanced assistance.

Personal Care - If your loved one has advanced care needs, then personal care could be the right choice. Personal care includes basic caregiving duties of companion care, but it also helps with tasks such as grooming, dressing, bathing, and mobility. Personal care can also provide essential care to individuals with chronic conditions, such as diabetes, COPD, or Parkinson's.

Respite Care - Are you the primary caregiver for an aging or disabled family member? If so, respite care could be the best option. Respite care helps family caregivers pursue other activities, attend urgent obligations, and spend more time with family. Most importantly, it gives them time they can devote to self-care, reducing the risk of caregiver burnout.

Specialized Home Care - Seniors with specific health conditions or care needs may require specialized care. At Visiting Angels, we offer specialized home care services through our Life Care Navigation program. If your loved one has a range of distinct care needs, we can combine these with our traditional home care services when we develop your loved one's care plan.

At Visiting Angels, our goal is simple. We want to make senior care as comfortable and enjoyable for loved ones who want to age in place. At the same time, we want to make home care services for the elderly as easy and stress-free as possible for families.

Our approach to senior care starts with a custom care plan for every client. Your local Visiting Angels home care agency will personalize a comprehensive care plan to your loved one's unique needs and living conditions. This way, we provide support exactly where it's needed.

When coordinating care, we work closely with families each step of the way. Once care starts, we remain in close contact with family members to keep them up to date. As your loved one's needs evolve, we'll work with you to make sure they continue receiving the care they need.