Recovery following cosmetic or elective surgery can make everyday activities more difficult. Transportation, meal preparation, personal care, mobility, errands, and keeping the home organized may all require additional assistance during the first days or weeks after a procedure.
Horizon Care Services provides personalized cosmetic surgery recovery home care for clients in Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast. Our private-duty caregivers offer practical assistance based on each client’s procedure, written discharge instructions, home environment, requested schedule, and individualized care plan.
Services are available in North Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Stuart, Hobe Sound, and other communities within Horizon Care Services’ licensed service area.

Every recovery experience is different. The amount and type of assistance needed may depend on the procedure, the surgeon’s instructions, the client’s mobility, and whether family members are available to help.
Care may be arranged for several hours, overnight assistance, or more extensive support based on the client’s assessment and caregiver availability. Horizon Care Services can help families plan ahead so appropriate assistance is available when the client returns home.
When arranged in advance, a caregiver can help gather and organize personal belongings before the client leaves the surgical facility. Preparing a written list of essential items can reduce the likelihood of leaving something behind.
A caregiver can provide transportation or accompaniment home from the surgical facility when included in the care arrangement and permitted by the facility.
Because transportation and responsible-adult requirements vary, clients should confirm the facility’s discharge policy before their procedure. Transportation can also be arranged for follow-up appointments when included in the care plan.
Before or after the client returns home, a caregiver can help create a more comfortable and accessible recovery area. Assistance may include:
Caregivers do not perform professional cleaning, construction, or home modifications.
If the surgeon recommends medical equipment or recovery supplies, the client and family can discuss the recommendation with the surgeon and an independent supplier.
The equipment supplier or another qualified professional remains responsible for delivery, installation, adjustment, and instructions for safe use when those services are required.
A caregiver may pick up prepared prescriptions from the pharmacy when authorized and permitted under the pharmacy’s requirements. Caregivers may also provide medication reminders according to written instructions included in the care plan.
Caregivers do not prescribe medications, change dosages, or make independent medication decisions. Medication administration and other clinical tasks are performed only by appropriately licensed professionals when authorized and included in the plan of care.
Having groceries and simple meals available can make the return home more manageable. Depending on the care arrangement, a caregiver can:
Caregivers do not create medical nutrition plans or change dietary restrictions established by a healthcare professional.
Temporary limitations following surgery may make bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and other personal-care activities more challenging.
A caregiver can provide respectful assistance based on the client’s comfort, mobility, and individualized plan of care. Personal care is delivered with attention to privacy, dignity, and safety.
Depending on the procedure, clients may need help walking through the home, changing positions, or moving between a bed and chair.
Caregivers can provide mobility and transfer assistance consistent with their training, the client’s assessment, and the approved care plan. Any prescribed mobility device should be used according to instructions from the client’s healthcare professional or equipment supplier.
A caregiver may assist with everyday tasks that are difficult to complete during recovery, including:
Recovering at home can feel isolating, particularly when family members cannot remain with the client throughout the day. A caregiver can provide companionship, reassurance, conversation, and assistance maintaining a comfortable daily routine.

Private-duty caregiver assistance does not replace the surgeon, physician, licensed home health nurse, or emergency medical care.
Unless an appropriately licensed healthcare professional has been assigned and the service is authorized in the plan of care, caregivers do not provide:
Caregivers can observe and report concerns to the client, an authorized family member, or the appropriate healthcare professional. Clients should follow their discharge instructions regarding symptoms that require contacting the surgeon or seeking emergency care.
Whenever possible, arrange assistance before the procedure. Before scheduling care, confirm:
Horizon Care Services will use this information, along with an assessment, to develop an appropriate recovery-care arrangement.
Horizon Care Services provides cosmetic surgery recovery home care designed to make daily life safer and more manageable while clients follow their surgeon’s recovery instructions.
To discuss transportation, personal care, meal preparation, mobility assistance, errands, companionship, or overnight support, call 561-776-7757 (toll-free 877-227-3890) or schedule a consultation.
Horizon Care Services serves communities throughout Palm Beach County, Martin County, and St. Lucie County. Visit our service areas page for additional information.
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