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Post-Hospital Care in Universal City, TX

Serving Bexar County · ZIP code 78148

Families in Universal City trust Cardinal Senior Care for post-hospital care that fits real life at home. Post-hospital care helps your loved one settle back home after a hospital or rehab stay, lowering stress during recovery.

Universal City borders Randolph Air Force Base, and many of its seniors are veterans or military families who appreciate punctual, respectful help. Our caregivers visit homes across Universal City, Northview, Olympia and Pat Booker Road, covering ZIP code 78148. Our caregivers know the area well, from Randolph Air Force Base, Pat Booker Road and Loop 1604.

Post-Hospital Care is a good fit for seniors returning from surgery and people recovering from an illness. Every plan starts with a free in-home consultation, so the schedule, tasks and caregiver match your loved one's needs and personality.

Reach out today to learn how post-hospital care in Universal City can give your family peace of mind.

What post-hospital care includes

  • Help on the day of discharge
  • Meals and hydration
  • Medication reminders
  • Rides to follow-up appointments
  • Help with bathing and dressing
  • Light housekeeping while recovering

Neighborhoods we serve in Universal City

  • Universal City
  • Northview
  • Olympia
  • Pat Booker Road
  • 78148

Frequently asked questions

Do you provide post-hospital care in Universal City, TX?

Yes. Cardinal Senior Care provides post-hospital care throughout Universal City, including Universal City, Northview, Olympia and Pat Booker Road, and nearby communities in Bexar County.

Which ZIP codes do you cover in Universal City?

We cover ZIP code 78148. If you are just outside these areas, call (210) 942-0451 and we will let you know if we can help.

When should post-hospital care start?

Ideally on the day of discharge, so your loved one has help from the moment they get home.

Is post-hospital care short term?

It can be. Many families use it for a few weeks, then adjust the schedule as recovery progresses.