Hospital to home care in Sandy Springs, GA

Help at home after a hospital stay

Hospital to home care is non-medical help in the days and weeks after a hospital stay or surgery. Loyal Care LLC, a home care agency in Sandy Springs, GA, helps your parent settle back in at home with personal care, meals, light housekeeping, medication reminders and rides to follow-up visits.

Call before discharge if you can

  • Help getting home and settled
  • Bathing, dressing and the toilet
  • Meals and light housekeeping
  • Medication reminders
  • Rides to follow-up visits

Hospital to home care, explained

What is hospital to home care?

Hospital to home care is daily, non-medical help for the first days and weeks after your parent leaves the hospital. It helps your parent manage at home while they get their strength back.

The hospital gives discharge instructions when your parent leaves. Discharge instructions are the list of what to do at home. Our caregivers follow the non-medical parts of that list.

Home health is medical care at home ordered by a doctor, like nursing or physical therapy. Loyal Care LLC is not a home health agency. We do not provide rehabilitation therapy or clinical home health services.

When to call

Before discharge

Call Loyal Care before your parent leaves the hospital so care is ready at home.

What we follow

Discharge instructions

Loyal Care caregivers follow the non-medical parts of the discharge instructions.

What we do not do

Therapy or nursing

Loyal Care does not provide rehabilitation therapy or clinical home health services.

What the caregiver does

What does a caregiver do after a hospital stay?

The caregiver follows your parent's care plan and the non-medical parts of the discharge instructions.

  • Help getting home and settled in
  • Bathing, dressing and the toilet
  • Moving safely around the home
  • Meals and light housekeeping
  • Medication reminders
  • Rides to follow-up appointments
  • Safety checks
  • Overnight care in the first nights if needed

Is it time?

When should you set up help for after the hospital?

The best time to call is before discharge. These are the situations families tell us about most.

  • Your parent is coming home this week.

    Call us now and we will plan the first days with you.

  • They live alone.

    A caregiver can be there for the hardest parts of the day, or through the night.

  • Stairs, bathing or the toilet will be hard for a while.

    A caregiver helps with moving, bathing and the toilet until your parent is steadier.

  • You cannot take time off work.

    We cover the hours you cannot be there.

From a Loyal Care family

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Cost

How much does hospital to home care cost in Sandy Springs?

Loyal Care LLC charges by the hour for hospital to home care, and the care assessment is free. We are private pay. We do not accept Medicaid or VA benefits.

Hourly rate

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The hourly rate for hospital to home care at Loyal Care LLC.

Shortest visit

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The fewest hours Loyal Care can schedule in one visit.

Care assessment

Free

The Loyal Care care assessment at your parent's home costs nothing.

Questions and answers

What do families ask about care after the hospital?

Straight answers to what families ask us. Call us with anything else.

When should I call about care after a hospital stay?

Call Loyal Care LLC before your parent is discharged if you can, so a caregiver is ready on the day they come home.

Do you provide nursing or physical therapy at home?

No. Loyal Care LLC gives non-medical help only. Nursing and therapy at home come from a home health agency ordered by your parent's doctor.

Can a caregiver take my parent to follow-up appointments?

Yes. Loyal Care LLC offers non-emergency rides with a caregiver who stays with your parent at the appointment.

How long does hospital to home care last?

As long as your parent needs it. Some families need help for a few weeks, some longer. We change the care plan as your parent gets stronger.

This page is general information about non-medical home care. It is not medical advice. Every person is different, and so are their needs and results. Ask us about your parent's own situation, and ask their doctor about anything medical.

Medically reviewed by Florissa Maher, founder of Loyal Care LLC. [VERIFY]

Last updated October 13, 2026.

Contact us

Talk to us about care after the hospital

Send the form and our care team will call you back. Or call or text us now.

Please do not include medical details in the form. We will talk them through with you in person.

Ready to talk about care at home?

Call, text or send the form. We will set up a free care assessment for your mom or dad.