Someone is there throughout the day and available for overnight needs, providing reassurance for both your loved one and your family.

Help with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting and continence care, provided with patience and respect for each person’s preferences and routine.

Support with transfers, nighttime bathroom trips, wandering concerns or other safety needs throughout the home.

Assistance with medication reminders, documentation and administration, when included in the care plan and authorized under applicable nursing and regulatory requirements.

Meals prepared around preferences and dietary needs, along with laundry, light housekeeping and help keeping the home comfortable and safe.

Compassionate support alongside hospice care, helping your loved one remain comfortable, cared for and surrounded by familiar people at home.

A primary caregiver provides day-to-day continuity, while a trained relief caregiver steps in for scheduled time off. That way, your loved one can continue seeing familiar faces.

Live-in care requires a private bedroom and appropriate time for the caregiver to rest. If your loved one regularly needs support through the night, 24-hour awake care may be a better fit.

Live-in is billed at a daily rate rather than by the hour. For families who need extended support, this can be a more practical option than multiple shifts throughout the day.

If care needs continue throughout the night, we can provide rotating caregivers who remain awake and available. Our nursing team will help you determine which level of care best fits your loved one’s needs.

Our nurses stay involved through supervisory visits, care plan updates, medication management (as needed) and coordination with other members of your loved one’s care team, including hospice, home health and physicians.

We keep families informed and connected through regular updates and secure portal access, where you can view schedules and communicate with Baywood’s scheduling team and case managers.