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Hospital to Home Care on Cape Cod, for the Two Weeks That Decide Everything

MF Family Home Care provides hospital to home care on Cape Cod for the period right after a discharge — the fortnight when people either recover or end up back in the hospital.

What we do not do

Call before the discharge instead. If you know your parent is coming home on Thursday, we can be there Thursday — with the house already checked for the obvious hazards, and a schedule that covers the mornings and evenings when nobody else is around.

Getting into and out of bed and chairs safely

— where most post-discharge falls happen.

Following the actual instructions

Weight-bearing limits, elevation, ice, wound-dressing schedules kept on time by someone reading the sheet.

Medication reminders

Discharges frequently change every prescription at once, and confusion here is the single most common cause of readmission.

Meals and hydration

Appetite disappears after a hospital stay, right when the body needs the most.

Getting to follow-up appointments

— with the folder, and with someone who can repeat afterward what was said.

Watching for the warning signs

Fever, swelling, confusion, a wound that looks wrong. Not a diagnosis — the noticing, and the phone call to the family and the physician.

How to start

One call, a free visit at home, and a written plan you can change. Most families begin smaller than they expect.

One call

Tell us what is happening and what a normal day looks like now compared with six months ago.

A visit at no cost

We come to the house and look at the practical things — the stairs, the bathroom, the kitchen, the hours when nobody is around.

A plan you can change

Most families begin smaller than they expect and adjust within the first month. No long-term contract is required to begin.

Frequently asked questions

The questions families ask us most, answered plainly.

Can care start the day of discharge?

Frequently yes, if you call before it happens. Tell us the discharge date as soon as you know it.

No. Skilled nursing after a hospital stay — wound care, injections, physical therapy — comes from a licensed home health agency, often covered by Medicare. We provide the non-medical support around it: the meals, the bathing, the mobility, the reminders, the presence.

Yes, and many families do exactly that.

Yes. We work alongside them and keep the household running between their visits.

We tell you honestly what we are seeing, and we say so if the situation needs more than non-medical care.

Usually within a few days. We answer the phone at night and on weekends, because these decisions are rarely made during business hours.