We have provided the following resources that we feel you or your family may benefit from. If you are in need of more information or have questions about the documents below, please contact us.

In-Home Care Brochures

Compassionate Care Home Health Services, Inc. Brochure - This brochure is a description of Compassionate Care and the services we offer.

Choices Brochure - This brochure helps you make sense of the different types of care, payment options and what you can expect from a provider. We have found that this brochure is extremely helpful for those who are new at dealing with in-home care.

Medication Safety - This is a brochure that explains the possible life-saving benefits of hiring an agency to do medication setups for your loved one.

Flyers

Questions to Ask when Looking for a Home Care Agency - This document lists several questions to ask home care agencies when you are in the process of looking for care. Be sure that the agency answers these questions to your liking. Compassionate Care answers these questions in the document. 

Fact Sheets

Compassionate Care has compiled a file of fact sheets designed to offer some explanations and suggestions* on numerous topics. The following fact sheets are available:

• Aging Network
• Alzheimer's Disease
• Arthritis
• Cancer Prevention and Detection
• COPD and Lung Cancer
• Diabetes
• Heart Health
• MRSA
• Stroke

Compassionate Care Home Health Services, Inc. is focused on helping all individuals lead independent, meaningful, and dignified lives. To that end, we work with other agencies in order to assist our clients in ensuring all their needs are met in the most compassionate, comprehensive, and cost-effective manner possible.

To learn more about many of the agencies with whom we collaborate services for the benefit of our valued clients, please visit our links page.

_{*It is not the intention of Compassionate Care Home Health Services, Inc. to provide specific medical advice, but rather to provide information to better understand your health. Specific medical advice will not be provided, and Compassionate Care HHS urges you to consult with a qualified physician for diagnosis and for answers to your personal questions.}