peaceofhappinesshomehealthcare.com
- +1 888-551-1145
- Sun-Sat : 9 AM–5 PM
- 221 N Carolina Terrace, Montreat, NC 28757, United States
peaceofhappinesshomehealthcare.com
Just a few example services include:
• Helping those with dementia or other cognitive impairments who simply need a companion to keep them living safely at home
• Bathing, grooming, using the toilet, and dressing
• Meal planning and preparation
• Light housekeeping, laundry, and running errands
• Medication reminders and picking up prescriptions
• Escorts to doctors’ appointments or meetings
• Help with activities or hobbies
• General companionship
Personal care and companionship caregivers are not permitted to perform any tasks considered clinical. Most notably, they cannot administer medications. If someone requires insulin or other injections, they must either self-administer or have a family member assist.
Additionally, caregivers should not be responsible for monitoring health metrics such as blood sugar levels or blood pressure.
Based on your needs and preferences, we offer both live-in care and 24-hour, round-the-clock caregiving options.
Our live-in caregivers* are perfect for individuals who require ongoing support during the day but rarely need assistance at night. These aides provide the same services as hourly caregivers but live in your home, ensuring a consistent 24-hour presence for added peace of mind. This arrangement allows for a strong bond to form with one dedicated caregiver.
For those needing continuous care throughout both day and night, we also provide 24-hour care. In this option, different aides work in shifts to ensure uninterrupted support around the clock.
We prioritize consistency in the caregivers providing your care. While accommodating factors like vacations and staffing adjustments, your Peace of Happiness caregiver will remain the same as long as you stay in the same location.
Whenever possible, Peace of Happiness will notify you in advance of any anticipated changes.
Yes. You will need an authorization from your primary physician to schedule an initial evaluation to start receiving in home care.
In most cases, Peace of Happiness can begin providing care within 24 hours, depending on staff availability and other factors.
In many locations, you can even sign up for services over the weekend.
The Peace of Happiness Way is our core philosophy and guiding principle. It embodies what matters most about the work we do and the way we operate, both in spirit and in practice.
The values of the Peace of Happiness Way—compassion, excellence, and reliability—are consistently reflected in our daily efforts. These principles are timeless and serve as our collective “True North,” driving everything we do and representing what we believe in and value most.
First, we evaluate your needs and guide you through the range of services available. Peace of Happiness collaborates with you, your physician, and your family caregivers to develop a personalized care plan.
Your care team will consist of Peace of Happiness Home Health professionals whose expertise and skills align best with your specific needs.
As time goes on, we regularly reassess your needs and adjust your care team’s training to ensure they continue delivering exceptional support.
Our nursing and therapy care is designed for individuals who need short-term, intermittent care after an illness, injury, surgery, or hospital stay and meet Medicare’s definition of being “homebound.” Additionally, those requiring assistance in managing a chronic condition at home may also qualify for services under this benefit.
If you are homebound and would benefit from intermittent Home Health services, please ask your doctor for a referral. Alternatively, you can contact us directly, and we will reach out to you. Our support team is available 24/7 to answer any questions and offer assistance.
Yes. You will need an authorization from your primary physician to schedule an initial evaluation to start receiving in home care.
We accept most forms of insurance and have specialists who can handle all the paperwork, contact payors to determine coverage, and bill the appropriate plan directly. We also accept private pay.
The Peace of Happiness Way is our core philosophy and guiding principle. It embodies what matters most about the work we do and the way we operate, both in spirit and in practice.
The values of the Peace of Happiness Way—compassion, excellence, and reliability—are consistently reflected in our daily efforts. These principles are timeless and serve as our collective “True North,” driving everything we do and representing what we believe in and value most.
Our registered nurses (RNs) and licensed practical nurses (LPNs) provide many kinds of services, ranging from recovery care to ongoing and complex high-tech skilled nursing.
Some examples include:
• Wound care
• Catheter care
• Cardiac care
• Tracheostomy and Ventilator care
Depending on your needs, BAYADA Home Health Care can provide nursing care up to 24 hours a day.
Peace of Happiness caregivers are experienced, compassionate home health care professionals with expertise in a variety of specialties, including:
We take great care in matching your specific needs with the most suitable Peace of Happiness professional.
Additionally, you will have a team of managers who oversee your clinical care, schedule your services, and ensure your complete satisfaction.
Yes. You will need an authorization from your primary physician to schedule an initial evaluation to start receiving in home care.
Yes, Peace of Happiness can assist you in obtaining the medical supplies and/or equipment necessary to meet your specific needs. Our nurses are also trained to educate family members on how to properly use and manage the medical supplies and equipment.
Yes, Peace of Happiness is HIPAA compliant, and we have established processes, procedures, and policies to ensure the highest level of safety and privacy for your family’s personal information.
We match you with the Peace of Happiness Nurse(s) who best align with your needs, preferences, and lifestyle. If you have a pet, we’ll ensure that your nurse(s) are comfortable with it—just let us know in advance.
First, a Peace of Happiness registered nurse (RN) clinical manager or Service Supervisor will conduct an in-person assessment to understand your child’s unique needs. Then, Peace of Happiness will collaborate with you, your child’s pediatrician, and other family caregivers to create a personalized care plan.
Your care team will consist of Peace of Happiness healthcare professionals whose expertise and skills best align with your child’s needs.
As time goes on, we regularly reassess your child’s needs and update your care team’s training to ensure they continue to provide exceptional care.
Personal care and companionship caregivers are not permitted to perform any tasks considered clinical. Most notably, they cannot administer medications. If someone requires insulin or other injections, they must either self-administer or have a family member assist.
Additionally, caregivers should not be responsible for monitoring health metrics such as blood sugar levels or blood pressure.
Peace of Happiness Pediatric Nurses are highly trained to work specifically with children, from newborns to adolescents.
Our pediatric registered nurses (RNs) and licensed practical nurses (LPNs) offer services ranging from short-term recovery to ongoing nursing care.
Some of our pediatric nursing services include:
Depending on your child’s needs, Peace of Happiness can provide nursing care up to 24 hours a day.
Depending on your child’s specific needs, Peace of Happiness can also offer school-based services such as:
Our mission is to help your child experience school life with comfort, independence, and dignity.
Hospice is comprehensive social, medical, and spiritual end-of-life care.
It supports patients and their families when an illness no longer responds to curative treatments or when a patient chooses not to pursue aggressive therapies.
Hospice improves quality of life, provides comfort and dignity, and gives social and emotional support to the patient and loved ones.
Hospice also provides respite care, giving family members a rest from caregiving tasks.
Hospice care is available to patients who have a life expectancy of less than 6 months, as determined by their physician.
Peace of Happiness offers hospice services that address a wide range of medical and non-medical needs. These may include nursing care, medication, medical equipment, counseling, self-care assistance, household support, companionship, and other services.
In addition to supporting patients and families, we also provide grief counseling for friends and others in need of support.
Medicare beneficiaries who have a life expectancy of less than six months, as determined by their physician, are eligible for the Medicare Hospice Benefit.
Medicaid and other insurances may also include hospice benefits.
No one will be turned away because of inability to pay.
At Peace of Happiness Hospice, we set the highest standards in end-of-life care.
Our team members are experienced medical and home health care professionals dedicated solely to enhancing your comfort and peace of mind. We are committed to delivering hospice care with compassion, excellence, and reliability.
Peace of Happiness Hospice caregivers include nurses, therapists, social workers, home health aides, and other professionals, with the specific mix tailored to your care needs.
All of our caregivers are experienced specialists who share a passion for helping others, and the entire Peace of Happiness care team is supervised by a medical director.
Peace of Happiness Hospice provides care wherever the patient is: at home, in nursing homes, hospitals, and other facilities.
No, we are not affiliated with any religion. Peace of Happiness Hospice values individual differences and fosters an environment that is open and accepting of all people, regardless of race, color, religion, gender, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, or age.
Peace of Happiness offers grief counseling and other relevant transitional care to family members for up to 13 months following the death of a hospice patient.
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Support with daily living activities, including personal care and household assistance.
Temporary rehabilitation services and therapies (PT/OT/SLP) following an injury, illness, surgery, or hospital stay.
Nursing care services for adults and seniors managing chronic illness, injury, or disability.
Nursing, therapeutic, and personal care services for children under the age of 18.
A comprehensive range of services designed to support patients and families during the end-of-life journey.