Is 24-hour care available after a hospital discharge?

Around-the-Clock Support for a Safer Return Home

Yes. 24-hour care can be arranged after a hospital discharge to help make the transition home more comfortable, organized, and safe. Returning home after surgery, illness, an injury, or a change in health can feel overwhelming, especially when a person needs help at different times of day or night. A personalized 24 hour home care plan provides dependable support while helping your loved one maintain dignity and independence in familiar surroundings.

Infinity Healthcare can work with you and your family to understand discharge instructions, daily routines, mobility needs, and the type of assistance required. Support may include help with personal hygiene, dressing, meal preparation, light housekeeping, mobility and transfers, medication reminders, companionship, and observation for changes that should be communicated to the family or appropriate health professional. Our Personal Care and Home Care services can be tailored to provide the right level of day-to-day assistance after discharge.

Depending on the situation, care may be scheduled as continuous support, overnight care, or a combination of daytime and nighttime shifts. This flexibility is especially helpful during the first days or weeks at home, when fatigue, reduced mobility, confusion, fall risk, or new care routines may create added challenges. Consistent caregivers and clear communication can also give family members greater peace of mind while they balance work, caregiving, and other responsibilities.

If clinical support is needed, such as care that must be provided by a qualified nurse, ask about our Nursing Care options. The care plan should complement the hospital discharge plan and the guidance of your physician or healthcare team. In-home caregivers do not replace emergency medical services; if there is a medical emergency or a sudden, serious change in condition, call 911.

Whether you need short-term help during recovery or ongoing 24/7 assistance, Infinity Healthcare can help create a plan built around your needs, preferences, and home routine. Contact us to discuss post-discharge support and schedule a personalized in-home care consultation in Edmonton and surrounding communities.

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