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NRV CCS Follows all CDC guidelines, and suggestions for older adults in regards to COVID-19

~Addressing Senior needs in our Community~

Serving most areas in the New River Valley.

Trusted care for seniors and adults with disabilities, we have over 50 years of combined training and experience. Our staff are professional, experienced, and caring individuals who coordinate services in your residence. We provide homemaker/companion and non-medical in home care services for individuals.

NRV Community Care Solutions is an agency that makes it a convenient and cost-effective way to provide assistance allowing people to remain at home.

NRV CCS provides assistance to people with the inability to perform one or more instrumental activities of daily living.

Owner, Karen B. Brown is a Certified Aging-In-Place Specialist. This certification is characterized by the needs and wants that we develop as we grow older. It coincides with universal design and the individuals home and how to make it more accessible as people age. As a consultant her goal will be to enable people to stay in their homes throughout their lifetime. She is also a Certified Dementia Practitioner and a LPN.

Call 540-953-CARE today to see how we may assist you. We offer a free telephone consultation. We can mail you an estimated proposal for rates and services. (Final rates will be determined at intake interview and evaluation.)

*Now accepting some long-term insurances. **We do not accept medicare, medicaid or medical insurance of any type.

The company is locally owned, operated, insured and bonded.

*References Available

NRV Community Care Solutions provides assistance to people with the inability to perform one or more instrumental activities of daily living. We are not a medical or skilled care agency. We do not have nurses, doctors, therapist, or any other licensed professionals employed by us.

The company is referred to as a “Home-maker Service”. We provide assistance with transporting clients to doctor/dental appointments and social or religious events, errands, light house cleaning/chores, laundry, meal preparation, companion/safety sitters, stand by assistance with baths and hygiene care. We work with people who have mild cognitive impairments, disabilities and older adults. Hours covered by staff can be up to 24 hours a day, seven days a week per client’s request. We accept short term, long term or PRN (as needed) client cases.

***We do not provide total/skilled hands on care, transfer individuals, or assist with total baths/hygiene care.

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Now Offering New Services

*House Keeping Services for Senior Citizens *

NRV CCS staff will provide:

Standard Cleaning which includes dusting, vacuuming, moping, bathrooms, mirrors, changing beds, counter tops and cabinet exteriors in kitchen.

Deep Cleaning which includes interior windows ( that does not need a ladder to reach), blinds, interior of appliances, behind/under furniture (if not too heavy), and life fixtures.

*All cleaning supplies must be provided

*End-Of-Life Doula Services*

WHAT IS AN END-OF-LIFE DOULA?

End-of-life doulas provide comfort, companionship, and guidance to those facing a terminal illness. Our non-medical support encompasses spiritual, emotional, and practical care. We offer resources to help the dying person, along with their family and loved ones, make informed decisions in a supportive environment.

A doula can become involved any time in a person’s life. We offer support when people are impacted by a life changing illness, after a terminal diagnosis, when death is imminent, or even after a death—to help with light grief support. Sometimes family members or loved ones of the person dying seek support and guidance from end-of-life doulas.

Doulas normalize deathcare by creating spaces to hold conversations leading to increased communication and increased spiritual and emotional well being. When individuals plan for death, they have autonomy over their decisions and are able to clearly define their end-of-life wishes with family and loved ones. While there are alternative names for end-of-life doulas like death doula, death midwife, death coach, end-of-life coach—we all seek to provide compassionate deathcare.

HOW DOULAS SERVE

Provide the opportunity to speak openly and frankly about dying
Talk about creating an advance care directive (NRV CCS does not provide legal advice)
Explore the meaning of the dying person’s life and legacy
Discuss and support end-of-life care planning
Develop a plan for how the space looks, feels and sounds
Incorporate traditions or create new rituals to mark special moments
Encourage appropriate ways of touching the dying person

Bring a focused and intuitive presence to the bedside
Assist with physical and practical care to ease the burden on caregivers
Provide relief for exhausted caregivers
Explain the signs and symptoms of the dying process
Process the emotions and experiences with loved ones
Support the spiritual practices of all involved
Guide people through the early stages of grieving
Provide post death estate organization/cleaning (NRV CCS does not provide crime or forensic scene cleanup)