Pink Glove Care

Caring for Mom from a few hours away

Distance changes the questions. It does not change how much you care.

Know who is in the house.

The same caregiver on most visits is worth more at a distance than anywhere. Ask how consistency works, how backup is handled, and how you are told when something changes.

Decide how you want to hear from us.

A short note after visits. A call when something needs your attention. A number that answers at night. Say what you want and hold the agency to it.

A daughter arriving at her mother’s door in the evening with groceries
When you are there, be her daughter.

Set up the people nearby.

A neighbor with a key. Her doctor’s office. The pharmacy that delivers. A local contact the caregiver can call. Put it on one page and keep it by her phone.

Plan your visits for time together.

When you are there, be her daughter. Let the errands and appointments happen on the other days.

At Pink Glove, you are part of the team wherever you are.

Care Notes after visits, a coordinator you can reach, and a plan that includes you.

A little more
breathing room
starts here.

You don’t need to have all the answers. Tell us what’s becoming hard, and we’ll help you think through the next step.

Your request comes to Pink Glove Care—not a network of providers. We don’t sell your inquiry.

Let’s talk about care.

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