RightTransitions^® Lets You Focus on Your Recovery In the Comfort of Your Home

Our team can help after surgery and hospital care. Our team knows the right questions to ask your discharge planner, nurse or surgical coordinator in order to create a personalized care plan that meets your needs. Every member of our care team is trained in the transition that occurs when patients are discharged from the hospital to their homes, and we are here for you through every step of that process. We strive to provide first-rate care during recovery.

How Soon Can Service Start?

As soon as the client is ready to be discharged Right at Home will start staffing it. Usually the family and discharge planners know an exact date and time they will need assistance upon arriving at home. Giving us as much time as can be given can help a lot to assure that the hours that need to be staffed get staffed right away.

Right at Home can start staffing as soon as the you or your loved one is ready to be discharged. We can even meet them at the hospital/rehab and follow them home or take them home if they are able to get into a vehicle. Right at Home can also go where ever the client is being discharged from to do the assessment and get paper work done before arriving at their home.

Is There a Minimum Number of Hours Required?

There is no minimum of number of hours for service. It’s all based on what you or your loved one's needs are. We are here for you as long as you need us for. We can start as soon as discharge and will help you through your recovery to make it as smooth as possible. We can also provide long term care as needed for your loved ones.

Resources to Make Recovery at Home Easier

Discharge assistance. We get you home from the hospital, settled in and comfortable, so you can get started healing.

Communication. We communicate with your healthcare providers on a regular basis to ensure your recovery is progressing as expected and notify them of any changes in your condition to head off any potential complications.

Medication reminders. Managing new medications is an important part of your recovery. Our caregivers make sure you take the medication you need, when you need it.

Transportation. If getting to the pharmacy, grocery store or appointments is a challenge, your recovery could be at risk. We provide transportation to get you where you need to be, so you can stay where you want to be: right at home.

Coordinate appointments. After a hospitalization, there can be a flurry of new appointments. Whether you need follow-up appointments with your general practitioner, a new specialist or a physical therapist, count on us to help you keep it all organized.

Meal preparation. Nutritious meals are vital to a successful recovery. If you have been prescribed a new diet, let us help. Our caregivers prepare nutritious meals for any diet — even special diets for conditions such as diabetes or congestive heart failure.

Housework. Your focus is on your recovery, not housework. Our caregivers take care of typical daily chores, such as vacuuming, washing dishes and cleaning the bathroom.

Safety. You may be a little unsteady on your feet as you regain your strength. We can help prevent falls and assist you with movement and walking.

Hygiene. Bathing, dressing and toileting can be difficult. Let our caregivers help you maintain your independence while recovering.

“I live alone. My husband has passed away and my daughter is not really able to help like I need her to. So this program became the lifeline I needed and took the place of a family member or friend. It is a huge service to the community.”

— Testimonial from a client in our RightTransitions program in Columbia, South Carolina.

Right at Home did a wonderful job caring for my aunt while my uncle was in the hospital. They really paid attention to details. Nurse was wonderful. Aides were very caring and my aunt really liked them. We felt like she was in very good hands while we were not able to be there to help her. Thank you Right at Home!

Kathy