Ski injuries, knee and hip replacements, heart procedures: in the mountains, recovery often means stairs, ice and a long drive to follow-up appointments. A caregiver at home makes those weeks safer and far less stressful.

A cozy armchair with a knitted blanket and a cane beside a side table with water, tea and a book, by a snowy window — Rest and heal. We’ll take care of the rest.

How we help you heal

Help with bathing, dressing and getting around the house safely
Steadying you on stairs and icy walkways
Meal preparation and keeping you hydrated
Medication reminders
Rides to and from outpatient surgery
Rides to follow-up visits and physical therapy
Light housekeeping, laundry and pet care while you can’t
Company, encouragement and an extra set of eyes

Short-term care, set up quickly

Many people only need help for a few weeks. If your procedure is outpatient, we can drive you to the surgery center and bring you safely home afterwards. Call us before your surgery if you can, and we’ll have a plan ready for the day you come home. If you’re already home and struggling, call us anyway. We’re available 24/7.

Call us when your surgery date is set
Tell us about stairs, pets and anything tricky at home
We plan your first days and line up your caregiver
We’re there the day you come home

Non-medical care. Our caregivers don’t change dressings or provide nursing care. If your doctor orders home health nursing or therapy, we work alongside that team and handle everything else.

Recover at home, not alone

How we help you heal

Short-term care, set up quickly

Let’s talk about care

Let's talk about the care your family needs.