Congestive Heart Failure
Helping clients manage CHF at home with consistent, condition-aware support.
Living with Congestive Heart Failure requires daily attention to routines, symptoms, and lifestyle changes to avoid complications and hospital readmissions. We provide non-medical support that helps clients stick to their care plans, manage fatigue, and stay safe and supported in their own home. Our flexible care model ensures families get the help they need—without overcommitting to care they don’t.
Common Challenges for Seniors with CHF
CHF can affect energy levels, appetite, and mobility, and often coexists with other conditions.
Fatigue or shortness of breath that limits daily activity
Adhering to low-sodium diets and fluid restrictions
Managing medications and tracking symptoms
Attending follow-up appointments or cardiac rehab
Risk of fluid retention, falls, or sudden hospitalization
Feeling isolated or anxious about health management
Clients living with CHF may struggle with:
How Our Services Support Clients with CHF
Managing CHF is all about consistency—daily habits, scheduled check-ins, and reducing preventable risks. Our three levels of service give families the ability to choose just the right amount of help and scale up or down as needed.
On-Demand Care Services
On-Demand Care is ideal for short-term or occasional needs. A caregiver can help after a hospitalization, provide transportation to cardiology appointments, assist with grocery shopping to support low-sodium diets, or offer coverage when a family caregiver needs a break. This is a great way to avoid gaps in care without a weekly commitment.
Targeted Care Services
Targeted Care works well for clients who need help at set times of day to stay on track. A caregiver might come in the mornings to assist with medications, breakfast, and mobility support, or in the evenings to help with winding down. These visits can also include wellness check-ins and gentle encouragement to maintain activity levels and hydration goals within limits.
Companion Care Services
Companion Care is best for clients who need longer hours of support throughout the week—especially those with more advanced CHF or frequent fatigue. A dedicated caregiver can assist with daily routines, meal prep, mobility, and emotional support, ensuring that clients feel safe, comfortable, and never alone during more vulnerable moments.
Caregiver Training
Our caregivers receive training on CHF-related care practices, including how to support clients with fatigue, monitor changes in condition, and encourage adherence to dietary and medication routines. While we do not provide medical care, we stay alert to symptoms and communicate observations through our real-time portal, keeping the family and care team informed.
