Coming home from the hospital? Call us before discharge.
The first days at home after a hospital or rehab stay are when the risk of a fall, a medication mix-up or a return trip to the hospital is highest. Our RN-led team helps your loved one get home and stay home.
- RN-owned & RN-led care plans
- Certified Home Health Aides
- Care available 24/7
- Based in Monroe, NJ
What happens at your free assessment
- A member of our RN-led team visits your loved one at home, or talks with you by phone first if you prefer.
- We look at daily routines, safety around the home, medications and what your family needs help with.
- Our Registered Nurse writes a personal care plan, and a Certified Home Health Aide carries it out.
- You get clear options for schedules, from a few hours a week to 24/7 or live-in care.
Need help today? Call 732-313-2027.
Request a free assessment
No cost and no obligation. Someone from our nurse-led team will call you back to talk it through.
How we help after a hospital stay
Before discharge
We talk with you about the discharge plan, the date and what your loved one will need, so care can be ready on day one.
The first day home
A caregiver can be there when your loved one arrives, help them settle in safely, and make sure the home is ready.
Following the plan
Medication reminders, meals, hydration, personal care and getting to follow-up appointments, as the discharge instructions require.
Watching for warning signs
Our caregivers are trained to notice changes and report them to our nurse, so problems are caught early.
When to call us
- Your loved one is being discharged after surgery, a fall, pneumonia, heart failure or a stroke.
- They are coming home from a short-term rehab or skilled nursing stay.
- The hospital says they "should not be alone" for the first days or weeks.
- You live far away or work full-time and cannot be there every day.
Already home and recovering from surgery? See our post-surgical care page.
Eden Touch provides non-medical home care led by a Registered Nurse. If your loved one needs skilled nursing or therapy visits ordered by their doctor, we will work alongside those providers.
Common questions
How quickly can care start after discharge?
Call as soon as you know a discharge date. The more notice we have, the easier it is to have the right caregiver ready for the first day home.
How long do families usually need hospital-to-home care?
Some families need a few days or weeks of support while their loved one recovers. Others find that ongoing care helps them stay safely at home. We adjust the schedule as needs change.
Can you help if my parent lives near me but I work?
Yes. Many of our families are adult children who work full-time. We keep you updated so you know how your parent is doing.
Planning a discharge? Call us today.
We will help you get ready for the first day home.