8-hour shift
Daytime or nighttime coverage with a dedicated caregiver in the room, plus a written report at the end of the shift.
$128 per shift · $16/hour
Get a quoteCanóvanas, Puerto Rico · Registered agency #592292
Hospital Caregiver in CanóvanasNot just companionship — care that feels like home.
In Canóvanas, the brave town, families work and move along the PR-3 corridor. When a loved one is admitted — whether at the Canóvanas Medical Center, the Centro Médico del Noreste, or a Carolina hospital — the family can't put life on hold to stay in the room. Your loved one has a caregiver at their side for the whole shift: bathes them, serves their meals, logs everything nursing administers, takes vital signs, speaks with the doctor and the social worker to coordinate discharge, and hands you a documented report of each shift.
Canóvanas Medical Center · Centro Médico del Noreste · Carolina hospitals
Information updated in October 2026: current pricing, coverage, and contact details.
Hospital companion care in Canóvanas
The family keeps working. The caregiver stays in the room.
Canóvanas is a town of hardworking people who live between home, the PR-3, and jobs in Carolina and San Juan. When a dad or mom is admitted to the hospital, the family does what it can: a while in the morning, another in the afternoon, calling by phone in between. But the hospital doesn't stop: nursing passes medications on schedule, the doctor makes rounds when rounds happen, and the social worker discusses discharge when that conversation comes up. Our hospital caregiver is in the room for all of it. They log the time and name of every medication or treatment nursing administers, take vital signs, make sure the participant eats and bathes with dignity, and communicate with the medical staff and the social worker to coordinate discharge and post-hospitalization care. At the end of each shift, the family receives the documented report with everything that happened — no guessing, no interrupting work.
12-hour shift
Extended coverage for observation days or post-surgical recovery, with continuous documentation of everything that happens.
$192 per shift · $16/hour
Get a quoteShort visit
Minimum coverage for family relief or companion care during specific procedures.
$64 · minimum 4 hours
Get a quoteAlso: home care after discharge (minimum visit $60), family relief, and greater assistance. Minimum 4 hours per visit.
Coverage
From the town's medical center to the Carolina hospital.
We serve the Canóvanas Medical Center, on Calle Corchado, and the Centro Médico del Noreste, on Calle Orquidea, where many Canóvanas families receive their regular medical care. And when the participant needs hospitalization in Carolina, we accompany them at the Doctors' Center Hospital, the Metro Pavía Clinic, and the Hospital UPR Dr. Federico Trilla. The caregiver speaks with the doctor on duty and the social worker so that discharge and post-hospitalization care at the Canóvanas home arrive coordinated.
When discharge comes, care continues at home: a documented report for the family and a home recovery plan without starting from scratch.
Neighboring towns: Carolina · Loíza · Río Grande
Canóvanas Medical CenterMedical center on Calle Corchado, Canóvanas
Centro Médico del NoresteClinic on Calle Orquidea, Canóvanas
Carolina hospitalsDoctors' Center Hospital · Metro Pavía Clinic · Hospital UPR Dr. Federico Trilla
Frequently asked questions
What families in Canóvanas ask us
The hospital service costs $16 per hour, with a minimum of 4 hours per visit ($64). It's priced per shift: the 8-hour shift costs $128 and the 12-hour shift costs $192. The evaluation is no-obligation, and we send you the quote in writing.
We cover the Canóvanas Medical Center on Calle Corchado and the Centro Médico del Noreste on Calle Orquidea. When the participant needs hospitalization in Carolina, we accompany them at Doctors' Center Hospital, Metro Pavía Clinic and Hospital UPR Dr. Federico Trilla.
Not just companionship — care that feels like home: bathes the participant, serves meals, logs everything the nursing staff administers (time, medication name, or treatment), takes vital signs, communicates with the doctor and the social worker to coordinate discharge and post-hospitalization care, and hands you a documented report of everything that happened each shift.
No. We're strictly non-clinical: the caregiver doesn't administer medications, do wound care, or give injections. The hospital's nursing staff handles everything clinical; the caregiver documents and observes to keep the family informed. If you need clinical services, we refer you to an agency with nursing.
Contact
Let's talk about your case in Canóvanas
No-obligation evaluation. We reply the same day.
939-392-6801
WhatsApp: 939-392-6801
familia@cuidadodeoro.com
E40 Calle Laurel, Urb. Villa Turabo, Caguas, PR 00725