La Nurse Home Care Registry

Aric R. Spitulnik is the President and Administrator of La Nurse Home Care Registry ("La Nurse"). His daily responsibilities include: client relations, quality outcomes, customer service and business development. Aric's primary focus is making sure that the clients are happy and well cared for, the families have peace of mind and the caregiver's are happy and reaching their full potential.

At La Nurse Home Care Registry we understand that not all clients require 24 hour home health care services; which is why we offer hourly at home health care services from as little as a few hours to 24 hour care. Whether you need a caregiver for an elderly loved one, post-hospital care for an injury or surgical procedure; La Nurse Home Care Registry can provide a customized care plan to fit your needs.

A home care aide can be an extremely helpful asset in providing caregiving services for anything from post-hospital care to on-going senior care assistance as well as assisting individuals with disabilities in their day-to-day activities.

With the assistance of a local home health aide your loved one can maintain a level of independence while relying on the compassionate care of a professionally trained home health aide referred by La Nurse Home Care Registry to assist them with their daily needs.

Being able to age at home and remain independent within their familiar surroundings is often a major concern for senior citizens. Most often as seniors reach a certain stage in their life they begin to need additional help to accomplish everyday tasks from personal care to skilled nursing care.

This is where senior care plays a pivotal role in providing caregiver services to allow the elderly to remain independent while also providing often much needed relief to family caregivers as well.There are numerous benefits of allowing your loved one to remain in their own home by utilizing at home care services; but none is greater than the emotional health benefits of maintaining their sense of independence.

Caring for a loved one is one of the most important and personal things you can do in life; it can also be one of the most time constraining and demanding undertakings you can do as well. Whether you're caring for an ill or aging parent or a loved one with disabilities, you're providing the assistance they need to continue living safely at home.