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Home care in Boerne often starts when a family realizes a parent is doing a little less each month. Fewer walks on the Hill Country Mile, fewer trips to Main Street, more meals skipped. Or a hospital stay ends and nobody can be home all day. Assisting Hands Home Care Northeast San Antonio sends trained, background-checked caregivers into Boerne 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. Boerne is about 30 minutes away, straight across Highway 46. 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 Boerne<\/h2>\n

The first days home are often the hardest. Boerne families are often coming home from Methodist Hospital Landmark near the interstate on the northwest side, from Methodist Hospital in the Medical Center, or after a short rehab stay at Cibolo Creek Health and Rehabilitation Center on River Road, across from the Kendall County Fairgrounds.<\/p>\n

For a fall or a sudden change close to home, Methodist ER Boerne on Menger Springs<\/a> is open around the clock.<\/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 see how our hospital to home care for Boerne families<\/a> works.<\/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

Home care across Boerne, from Main Street to the City Lake<\/h2>\n

Boerne is the Kendall County seat, a Hill Country town of about 18,000 people that German Free Thinkers settled in 1849. We care for families all over it: near City Hall and the Patrick Heath Public Library on North Main Street, in the older streets around the Main Plaza, out River Road toward the fairgrounds, and in the newer neighborhoods up toward Boerne City Lake Park.<\/p>\n

We plan around how Boerne lives. Downtown parking and weekend crowds shape when a caregiver arrives for a Saturday shift. If your home sits out on a few acres or behind a gate, the best way in and any gate code go on the care plan. If the bedroom is upstairs, we look at the stairs together at the first visit. Parents who still love their routines can keep them: a caregiver can go along to the library, a slow stretch of the Hill Country Mile, or the trails at the Cibolo Center for Conservation<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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

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