Moving from the hospital or rehab back home can feel overwhelming. Families are often left with more questions than answers. Daily Balanced Care’s Care Transitions Planning Service helps you navigate these critical moments with confidence and clarity.

We provide:

• Step-by-step transition checklists so nothing important gets overlooked.

• Questions to ask your doctors, nurses, and therapists to ensure you leave with the right information.

• Personalized recommendations for equipment, home setup, and safety modifications.

• Practical strategies for managing the first days and weeks at home without burnout.

Choose our Home Safety & Accessibility Consultation which includes a virtual home walkthrough to pinpoint safety concerns and a follow-up check-in after discharge to adjust the plan as needs change.

With Care Transitions Planning, you’ll feel prepared, supported, and empowered, reducing the risk of complications while protecting your loved one’s dignity, safety, and independence.

Home Safety & Accessibility Consultations (Virtual Walkthroughs)

Your home should be a place of comfort, not risk. As we age, or as mobility and health needs change, small details in the home environment can make a big difference in independence and safety. That’s why I offer virtual home safety and accessibility consultations, designed to help you identify and address potential hazards before they become problems.

Here’s how it works:

• Step 1: Schedule a Virtual Walkthrough – We’ll connect via Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or FaceTime. You’ll walk me through your home (or a loved one’s home) while I observe the layout, furniture arrangement, flooring, lighting, and common activity areas.

• Step 2: Real-Time Feedback – During the session, I’ll provide immediate suggestions on simple adjustments, equipment placement, and strategies to improve safety and ease of movement.

• Step 3: Personalized Written Report – Within one week, I’ll email you a comprehensive summary of my findings, including:

  • Recommended safety modifications

  • Suggested durable medical equipment (DME) and adaptive equipment (AE)

  • Tips and tricks tailored to your specific needs, routines, and living space

The goal is simple: to help you and your loved ones create a safe, supportive home environment that promotes independence, confidence, and peace of mind.