Frequently Asked Questions

Personal care includes bathing, grooming, mobility assistance, meal preparation, and medication reminders. Trained caregivers use safe-transfer methods, gait belts, and hygiene routines tailored to individual needs. At Next Phase of Care, we support Denver-area seniors and adults with disabilities who want to age in place safely.

Caregivers provide safe rides, schedule appointments, escort clients inside, and help communicate with medical staff. This service is especially important in Denver where seniors face heavy traffic or long drives to specialty clinics. It supports independence for those who no longer drive.

Respite care offers temporary relief for family caregivers to prevent burnout, while hospice support provides comfort-focused assistance during end-of-life care. At Next Phase of Care, we coordinate with hospice teams when appropriate and serve Denver families managing multi-generational caregiving responsibilities.

Arrange care as soon as discharge is planned, ideally before leaving the hospital. Short-term recovery support includes mobility help, medication reminders, and monitoring routines to prevent repeat hospital visits. Denver's hospital network drives strong demand for safe at-home recovery assistance.

Companionship provides social engagement through conversation, activities like reading or walks, and participation in hobbies tailored to the client's interests. Many Denver seniors living alone benefit from regular interaction that improves mood and mental health. At Next Phase of Care, we connect clients with walk-friendly neighborhoods and community centers.

Dementia caregivers are trained in memory support, redirection techniques, safety practices, and managing cognitive decline-related behaviors. They create structured routines, engage clients cognitively, and adjust the home environment for safety. This approach helps Denver families keep loved ones at home longer instead of moving to memory-care facilities.

Yes, veteran care services include appointment transport, scheduling assistance, and help understanding VA-related documentation (non-legal, non-financial). At Next Phase of Care, we honor veterans' dignity and independence while providing personal care and mobility support. Denver has a strong veteran population with unique scheduling and access needs.

Long-term care provides consistent daily support including mobility help, health-supporting routines, safety monitoring, and companionship for chronic conditions or aging-in-place needs. Caregivers are assigned long-term to build stable relationships. This model fits Denver's demographic trend of seniors staying in their homes longer.

Disability services assist with daily routines, community outings, meal prep, and mobility to help adults live more independently. Caregivers use sensory-aware communication and tailored stabilization techniques. At Next Phase of Care, we align with Denver's community-integration and accessibility goals for individuals with physical or developmental disabilities.

Pet care helps seniors who struggle with mobility or stamina maintain their pets' well-being through daily dog walking, feeding, and medication reminders. Pets provide companionship and emotional support, so maintaining their routine improves quality of life. Many Denver-area seniors rely on daytime pet support to keep their animals healthy and happy.

Waiting too long to start care, often after a crisis or injury occurs. Early planning allows time to match the right caregiver, build trust, and create personalized routines. At Next Phase of Care, we help Denver families transition smoothly before urgent needs arise.

Yes, home care adapts well to Denver's diverse neighborhoods, from active senior communities to multi-generational households. Local caregivers understand traffic patterns, proximity to medical centers like UCHealth and Denver Health, and neighborhood accessibility. At Next Phase of Care, we tailor schedules and services to fit Denver-area living conditions.