Hospital to Home

Caregiver ready on day one

The first 30 days after hospital discharge are the most dangerous. Nearly 1 in 5 patients are readmitted within a month — and falls are the leading cause. Weak from the hospital stay, on new medications, returning to a home that wasn't set up for recovery: the conditions for a fall are all there. We can have a caregiver waiting when your loved one walks through the door. We handle the chaos of those first few days so your parent can focus on healing, not struggling.

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Is this right for you?

Every family's situation is different. If any of these sound familiar, you don't have to figure it out alone — we can help.

Is your loved one being discharged from hospital soon?

Did they have surgery, a cardiac event, a fall, or an infection?

Are you worried about medication mix-ups or missed follow-up appointments?

Do they need wound care or nursing support at home?

Would you feel better if someone was there from day one?

Are you trying to prevent a readmission?

Your First Shift With Haven at Home

4 HOURS · $100

See if we're the right fit. A matched caregiver provides real care in your loved one's home. If it's not right, you're out $100. If it is, you'll wonder why you waited.

Caregiver matched to your situation
Real hands-on care (not a sales visit)
4 full hours of support
No commitment required

Caregiver providing gentle, hands-on care at home

WHAT'S INCLUDED

What we do

We coordinate before they leave the hospital. When they walk through the door, we're there.

“The hospital called on Thursday to say Dad was being discharged Friday. I panicked — I work, I live an hour away, his apartment isn't set up for someone who just had hip surgery. Haven at Home had someone there when he got home. Medications organized, fridge stocked, someone to help him to the bathroom. They saved us from disaster.”

— Andrew M., son | Toronto — Hospital discharge support after hip surgery

Not sure where to start?

THE PROCESS

How it works

Call before discharge

The sooner you call, the better we can prepare. Tell us the discharge date (if known), the reason for hospitalization, and what support you think they'll need.

We build a plan

We'll recommend a level of support — PSW, nursing, or both — and schedule the first visit for discharge day or the next day.

Care begins

Your caregiver is there when they get home (or within hours). Medications organized, fridge stocked if needed, someone to help with the first difficult days.

We adjust

The first 72 hours are the most intensive. We scale up or down as recovery progresses. When they're stable, we can reduce hours or hand off to ongoing care.