The first 30 days home, planned.
Coordinated handoff from discharge planners. Nurse-delegated medication administration, wound dressing changes, and vitals monitoring under doctor's orders, plus the household tasks recovery depends on.
We accept Medicaid, mostly through the K Plan (Community First Choice). Ways to pay →
The shape of the first 30 days.
Most readmissions happen in the first month home. The care plan starts from the discharge paperwork and gets lighter as your parent gets stronger.
Oregon's comprehensive license means our RN can delegate the clinical tasks a discharge actually requires, medication administration, wound dressing changes, vitals monitoring, to your parent's caregiver under doctor's orders. A basic-license agency can cook and tidy, but the discharge instructions would still be your job.
Three discharges we've walked home.
Hospitals are good at fixing things. The gap is the ride home and everything after.
Discharged on a Friday afternoon
The hospital calls at 1pm, Dad's coming home at 4, and the family group chat is panicking. We take the discharge planner's handoff, meet him at the house, and the first weekend home is covered instead of improvised.
Heart failure and a readmission scare
She came home with new medications and instructions nobody fully absorbed. Her caregiver gives the medications on schedule and checks vitals under the doctor's orders, so the cardiologist sees numbers instead of guesses at the follow-up.
A hip replacement and a two-story house
He lives alone, the bedroom is upstairs, and he's not allowed to lift a laundry basket for six weeks. We handle the stairs strategy, the restrictions, the meals, and the follow-up rides while the hip does its healing.
Four steps. About a week.
Free 15-min call
Tell us where things stand. No pressure, no obligation.
In-home visit
We come out, meet your parent, and walk the home.
Written care plan
Drafted in plain language. You approve before anything starts.
First visit
Same caregiver. Family check-in after. Adjustments any time.
Hourly. No onboarding fees. No surprise charges.
Rates vary by service mix and visit length. We'll quote a clear estimate on the 15-minute call, in writing.
Medicaid accepted. Most major LTC insurance policies welcome.
What adult children ask first.
Conditions that usually sit behind a hospital stay.
Three more from the same caregiver.
Personal Care
Pasha Personal CareHands-on daily care from the same caregiver each visit, including nurse-delegated medical tasks under doctor's orders. Dementia-specialized since day one.
Around-The-Home Help
Pasha Around The HomeThe quiet upkeep that keeps a home livable, without disrupting the day.
Senior Transportation
Pasha TransportationDoor-to-door, never rushed. The driver is also the caregiver. Same person, same trust.
We provide post-hospital recovery across Salem and the mid-Willamette Valley and in the Portland metro.
Estimate the monthly cost.
Pick the hours that match your parent's week, adjust the rate if you have a quote in hand, and see the weekly, monthly, and yearly picture.
Pre-filled with the Oregon median from the 2025 CareScout Cost of Care Survey. Adjust it to any quote you have in hand.
Estimates only, using the market rate you set above. Real quotes depend on care level, schedule, and location. This is not a Pasha price.