Families may need extra help with everyday routines when a loved one is receiving hospice care. Having a compassionate caregiver present can offer companionship and practical assistance during a sensitive time. Aqua Home Care in Fort Lauderdale does not provide hospice services. We help families connect with caregivers who can provide additional non-medical support to individuals already under the care of a hospice provider.
Medical and clinical needs, including pain management, symptom control, medication management, and hospice nursing, remain the responsibility of the individual’s hospice provider. A referred care provider can complement those services with companionship, assistance with activities of daily living, mobility support, meal preparation, and help with everyday routines.
For someone at home, a caregiver can help with meals, familiar activities, and daily routines. For someone in a facility, additional companionship can offer a listening ear and a reassuring presence while respecting the responsibilities of facility staff and hospice professionals.
Our Area Manager will meet with you to understand your loved one’s needs, preferences, and routines and help connect you with a caregiver who may be a good fit. We can help arrange additional support at home or in a facility and remain available to your family for questions about caregiver referrals and scheduling.
Aqua Home Care is here to help your family find the additional assistance and companionship you need during this sensitive time. Contact us to discuss your loved one’s needs and how a referred care provider can support the hospice care already in place.
Yes, all care providers must pass a Level 2 Background Screening (requires fingerprinting). Aqua Home Care ensures care providers have met all state requirements prior to being registered and referred to clients. Once registered, they must maintain all credentials in order to remain active with the Nurse Registry.
Yes, we work with all Long Term Care Insurance companies. Aqua Home Care assists clients and family members throughout the entire Long Term Care (LTC) claims process. This includes checking policy benefits, submitting care logs, invoices and other required documentation to help expedite reimbursement for services.
Yes, Aqua Home Care is a Florida licensed Nurse Registry and is bonded and insured. Additionally, referred care providers carry individual professional liability policies and must meet all credentialing requirements set forth by the state.
