How to tell which package fits your loved one — and how to move between them as needs change.
Every Storge service comes in two shapes. Standard care suits people who are broadly stable and need consistent daily support, routine monitoring and companionship.
Comprehensive care is built for chronic illness, dementia, stroke recovery, post-surgical patients and anyone who needs close clinical supervision, medication administration or advanced nursing procedures.
The honest test is this: if a trained caregiver following a clear plan can meet the need safely, standard is right. If judgement calls, clinical procedures or physician coordination are required regularly, choose comprehensive.
Plans are not permanent. Most families begin with standard care and step up for a recovery period, then step back down. A nurse assessment before care starts makes that easy to adjust.
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