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Home care in Stone Oak often starts with one phone call from a daughter or son who just heard something worrying from a doctor. Maybe Dad is coming home from Methodist Hospital Stone Oak after a fall. Maybe Mom is still sharp but should not be alone all day anymore. Assisting Hands Home Care Northeast San Antonio sends trained, background-checked caregivers into Stone Oak 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. Most Stone Oak homes are 15 to 25 minutes away, straight down 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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Care after a hospital or rehab stay in Stone Oak<\/h2>\n

The first days home after a hospital or rehab stay are often the hardest. In Stone Oak, most families are coming home from Methodist Hospital Stone Oak on East Sonterra Boulevard, North Central Baptist Hospital at Stone Oak Parkway and Madison Oak Drive, or the Methodist Hospital Stone Oak Rehabilitation Center on Stonehue<\/a>, a 42-bed inpatient rehab hospital. Some finish a short rehab stay at Sonterra Health Center on Sonterra Place first.<\/p>\n

A caregiver can be there when your loved one walks in the door, with meals, bathing, walking safely to the bathroom and rides to follow-up visits. Our caregivers work alongside the home health nurse or therapist your doctor orders. They do not replace them. If you can, call us before discharge day so a caregiver is ready. Here is more on our help for the first weeks after a hospital stay<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Nancy brings a nurse’s eye to these homecomings. She spent more than 30 years at Methodist Hospital in San Antonio, caring for stroke and brain injury patients in the Neuro ICU, and she taught nursing students their hospital clinicals at Methodist Hospital Stone Oak.<\/p>\n

Home care across Stone Oak, Sonterra to Encino Park<\/h2>\n

We care for families all over Stone Oak: off Stone Oak Parkway and Sonterra Boulevard near Loop 1604, along Evans Road through Encino Park, and up Bulverde Road past Johnson High School toward TPC Parkway, just a few minutes off US 281.<\/p>\n

Every part of Stone Oak has details we plan around. Rush hour on US 281 and Loop 1604 shapes when a caregiver leaves for a morning shift. If your street has a gate, the gate code goes on the care plan. If the bedroom is upstairs, we look at the stairs together at the first visit. Parents who like to get out can keep going, too: a caregiver can take your mom to the Parman Branch Library at Stone Oak on Wilderness Oak or the Encino Branch Library on East Evans Road.<\/p>\n

What home care visits in Stone Oak cover<\/h2>\n

Many Stone Oak families start with a few hours a week and add time as trust builds. A visit can include:<\/p>\n