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<\/p>\nHome care in Leon Valley often starts close to the Medical Center, literally. A parent finishes a stay at one of the big hospitals a few miles away and comes home needing more help than before. Or Mom has lived off Bandera Road for years and the house has slowly gotten harder to manage. Assisting Hands Home Care Northeast San Antonio sends trained, background-checked caregivers into Leon Valley homes for a few hours, overnight or around the clock.<\/p>\n
Our office is in Bulverde, at 32685 US Hwy 281 N, Suite 180. Leon Valley is about 35 minutes away by Loop 410 and US 281. Our care is non-medical: bathing, meals, getting around safely, errands and company. Nancy Wilch, MSN, RN, our co-owner, plans your loved one’s care, and care can often start within a day or two.<\/p>\n
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The first days home are often the hardest, and Leon Valley sits right next to the South Texas Medical Center. Families here are often coming home from Methodist Hospital on Floyd Curl Drive, University Hospital on Medical Drive, CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Hospital Medical Center on Babcock Road, or after inpatient rehab at Warm Springs Rehabilitation Hospital on Medical Drive.<\/p>\n
A caregiver can be there when your loved one walks in the door, with meals, bathing, a steady arm on the way to the bathroom and rides to follow-up visits. Our caregivers work alongside the home health nurse or therapist the doctor orders. They do not replace them. If you can, call us before discharge day, and read about our help for Leon Valley families coming home from the hospital<\/a>.<\/p>\n Methodist Hospital is familiar ground for Nancy. She spent more than 30 years there, caring for stroke and brain injury patients in the Neuro ICU, and she taught nursing students their hospital clinicals.<\/p>\n Leon Valley is a Bexar County city of about 11,500 people on Bandera Road, between Helotes and San Antonio. We care for families all over it: near City Hall on El Verde Road and the public library on Evers Road, around the Huebner-Onion Natural Area and Raymond Rimkus Park, and in the neighborhoods off Huebner Road and Grissom Road.<\/p>\n We plan around how Leon Valley moves. Bandera Road traffic and the loop shape when a caregiver should leave for a morning shift. A single-story home helps, but a step into the den or a tight bathroom still matters, so we look at both at the first visit. Parents who like to stay active can keep going: a caregiver can take them to the library, a slow walk on the trails at the Natural Area, or church on Sunday.<\/p>\n Many Leon Valley families start with a few hours a week and add time as trust builds. A visit can include:<\/p>\n When memory loss is part of the picture, our memory care caregivers in Leon Valley<\/a> keep each day calm and familiar. If you are the family caregiver and need a break, respite care for Leon Valley caregivers<\/a> gives you real time off. When someone should not be alone at all, care around the clock in shifts<\/a> keeps someone in the house. When a hospice team is involved, we add hands for personal care and company.<\/p>\n Most families pay us directly for the hours they schedule. Other ways families cover home care in Leon Valley:<\/p>\n Original Medicare does not pay for ongoing help with bathing, meals or company at home. We are glad to talk through your options on the first call.<\/p>\n Nancy Wilch, MSN, RN<\/strong>, co-owner and Director of Nursing, meets each family at the free in-home visit, writes the care plan and oversees the caregivers who carry it out. After a fall, a new diagnosis or a hospital stay, she changes the plan with you. Troy “Doc” Wilch<\/strong>, co-owner, is a Navy Hospital Corpsman and Marine veteran.<\/p>\n Every caregiver is background-checked, and we are bonded and insured. Assisting Hands Home Care Northeast San Antonio is licensed by the State of Texas, license #023668. Every Leon Valley visit is scheduled and supervised by our Bulverde office.<\/p>\n Leon Valley City Hall (6400 El Verde Rd) to 32685 US Hwy 281 N, Suite 180, Bulverde, TX 78163<\/strong><\/p>\n About 27 miles, about 36 minutes without traffic.<\/p>\n Get directions<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n After the free in-home visit with Nancy, care can often start within a day or two. If a hospital or rehab discharge is coming, call us before discharge day and we will plan around it.<\/details>\n Yes. Call us while your loved one is still in the hospital or rehab, and we will plan the first shifts around the discharge day so a caregiver is ready at home.<\/details>\n Yes. We offer overnight shifts and 24-hour care, with caregivers working in shifts so someone is always there.<\/details>\n Talk to us about home care in Leon Valley<\/strong><\/p>\n Call (210) 405-4059<\/a> or send a note to our office<\/a> and we will set up a free in-home visit with Nancy. There is no cost and no obligation to hire us.<\/p>\n For a fever, a fall, or a sudden change, call the doctor or 911 first.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n Leon Valley sits close to several communities we serve. Up Bandera Road to the northwest, we offer home care in Helotes<\/a>, and we also care for families in Shavano Park and Alamo Ranch. You can see each area we serve<\/a> on our Areas page.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Home care in Leon Valley often starts close to the Medical Center, literally. A parent finishes a stay at one of the big hospitals a few miles away and comes home needing more help than before. Or Mom has lived off Bandera Road for years and the house has slowly gotten harder to manage. Assisting Hands Home Care Northeast San…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":249,"featured_media":0,"parent":1706,"menu_order":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":""},"class_list":["post-1815","page","type-page","status-publish","hentry"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\nHome care across Leon Valley, Bandera Road to Huebner<\/h2>\n
What home care visits in Leon Valley cover<\/h2>\n
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Getting started in 3 steps<\/h2>\n
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Who oversees care in Leon Valley<\/h2>\n
Leon Valley City Hall to our office<\/h2>\n
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Common questions about care in Leon Valley<\/h2>\n
\nHow soon can home care start in Leon Valley?<\/summary>\n
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\nNearby areas we also serve<\/h2>\n