Why
Bridgecare?
A clear understanding of the difference
Two types of care. One goal:
Helping you or your loved one live well at home.
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Traditional Home Care
Best when someone needs ongoing hands-on support or supervision.
Typically scheduled in multi-hour visits.
Assistance with bathing, dressing, mobility, toileting and other ADLs.
Good for more significant or ongoing care needs.
Consistent caregiver schedule and routine.
BridgecareFlexible Support
Best when someone is mostly independent but could use a helping hand.
Designed around shorter drop-in visits.
Check-ins, meals, light housekeeping, errands, companionship and everyday tasks.
Good for filling the small gaps between independence and traditional home care.
Flexible support based on what would help that day.
Think of Bridgecare as the space between completely independent and needing traditional home care.
Could Bridgecare help?
Bridgecare may be a good fit if you
or someone you care for:
- Lives alone and could benefit from regular check-ins
- Needs help preparing meals or keeping up with the house
- Could use assistance with errands or groceries
- Needs companionship or a little extra oversight
- Could use help getting settled after returning home
- Has family caregivers who need another set of hands
- Does not need several hours of care at one time
For Family Caregivers
You don’t have to do every little thing yourself.
Bridgecare can take some of the everyday tasks off your plate—giving you more time to simply be the daughter, son, spouse, friend or family member instead of always being the caregiver.