For someone who can’t safely remain alone, Care Pros can provide continuous support throughout the day and night.

Care may include personal care, mobility assistance, meals, medication reminders, companionship, nighttime assistance, and monitoring for changes in condition. Multiple Care Pros work from one coordinated care plan so support remains consistent.

This can be particularly important in rural Black Hills communities where family or other services may be some distance away.

When staffing is available, yes.

One client had spent approximately six months in hospitals and a care facility when her family learned on a Friday afternoon that she would be discharged at 2:30 p.m. Our team immediately worked together to arrange 24-hour care so she could return home.

Five months later, she was still at home with Home Instead support. That experience reflects the kind of urgent problem-solving our local team is prepared to take on.

Care Pros work from one coordinated care plan so everyone supporting the client has the same foundation.

Behind that care is an experienced local team focused on scheduling, Client Care, nursing, quality assurance, and after-hours support.

Home Instead Black Hills also puts significant emphasis on thoughtful Care Pro-client matching. Even when several people are required to maintain continuous coverage, the goal is for care to remain personal and built around the client’s routines and preferences.

Cost depends on the client’s needs and the staffing required to provide continuous support.

Because several Care Pros may be needed to maintain coverage throughout the day and night, 24-hour care is different from a plan involving occasional visits.

We’ll discuss the specific care requirements and schedule with your family. For additional information about factors affecting pricing, visit our Cost of Care resource.