What Is End-of-Life Care?

When a loved one has a terminal illness or other condition, they may require non-medical care to enhance their quality of life and well-being during their final days, weeks, or months. Typically, family and friends take on the responsibility of daily personal care, but this can be overwhelming and emotionally draining. That’s where Visiting Angels comes in. Our experienced caregivers will work alongside your care professionals to provide essential in-home care services, including:

– Personal care assistance

– Companionship

– Light housekeeping

– Meal preparation

– Medication reminders

– Transportation

End-of-Life Care Options

Are you overwhelmed trying to find the right care for your loved one at the end of their life? Do you struggle to understand the difference between palliative care and hospice, or whether a nursing home is the best option?

Mastercare.care is here to help. As a trusted senior home care provider since 1998, we’ll be with you every step of the way, offering guidance, support, and attention.

Whether your loved one stays at home, in a nursing home, or in another facility, we’ll create a comfortable and peaceful environment. Our caregivers provide companionship, emotional support, and spiritual connection.

We can also help with household tasks like cleaning, personal care, and hygiene needs, so you can focus on spending time with your loved one. If you need a break, our respite care services offer temporary relief. We can handle meal preparation, laundry, light housekeeping, shopping, and errands.

Our caregivers serve as a support system for you and your family when you feel overwhelmed. We’re here to help you make this challenging time a little easier.

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+1 855 840-CARE (2273)

When you need in-home care services, look to your local Mastercare franchise office to deliver the excellence and compassion you deserve. Learn more about the experienced senior in home care​ we deliver.

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