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Serving Largo, Upper Marlboro, Fort Washington, and Nearby Cities in Prince George's County

Visiting Angels LARGO, MD

9701 Apollo Dr #300
Largo, MD 20774
Phone: 301-583-8820
Fax: 301-809-9003

Long Distance At Home Senior Care in Largo, Upper Marlboro, MD, and the Surrounding Area

Visiting Angels' At Home Senior Care Helps Seniors Who Live On Their Own in Largo, Upper Marlboro, Fort Washington, and Nearby Cities in Prince George's County

Caring For Seniors Who Are Miles Away

Nowadays, American families often live several hours away from each other, sometimes even in another state. There are many reasons why adult children end up relocating long distances, whether it is for educational opportunities, job offers, or simply personal circumstances. In the meantime, elderly parents may decide to move to warmer climates, opting to live out their golden years in states with temperatures that are more comfortable for them. If this situation sounds familiar and you're struggling to find at home senior caregivers, Visiting Angels of Largo can help you and your family in many ways:

• Contact us via phone or website
• Soon thereafter, you'll get a reply from our office regarding any information you may need to begin the process of hiring long distance caregivers.
• Alongside your family and your elder, we'll create a detailed care plan
• Typically, we conduct a detailed phone consultation, then a one-on-one in home assessment, providing family members with the results of the evaluation
• Then, we will match your senior with a skilled, knowledgeable home care aide to tend to all health and well-being requirements
• Visiting Angels of Largo will provide regular updates by phone once the care service begins, keeping families in the loop about their loved one's emotional, physical, and cognitive health

• Regular check-in calls and drop-in visits are performed by coordinating staff to ensure your beloved elder is well-cared for