8-hour shift
Ideal for covering the day or night alongside the participant in the hospital, with bathing, meals, care log, and vitals included.
$128 per shift · $16/hour
Get a quoteLas Piedras, Puerto Rico · Registered agency #592292
Las Piedras has a CDT and clinics for day-to-day needs, but when a loved one truly needs hospitalization, the family ends up in Humacao: at Hospital HIMA San Pablo Humacao or Hospital Ryder. For a family from Montones, Boquerón, or Collores, going back and forth to Humacao every day — between work and home — becomes impossible within a week. Your loved one doesn't spend the shift alone: their caregiver stays by their side: bathes them, serves their meals, logs everything nursing administers, takes their vitals, speaks with the medical staff and the social worker to coordinate discharge, and delivers everything documented in a report for the family. Not just companionship — care that feels like home.
HIMA San Pablo Humacao · Hospital Ryder · hospitals in the Las Piedras area
Information updated in October 2026: current pricing, coverage, and contact details.
Hospital caregiver for Las Piedras
The hospital rate is fixed: $16 per hour, with a 4-hour minimum per visit ($64). Shifts are priced per shift so the family can plan with no surprises.
Ideal for covering the day or night alongside the participant in the hospital, with bathing, meals, care log, and vitals included.
$128 per shift · $16/hour
Get a quoteExtended coverage for long hospitalizations or when the family can't take turns during the day.
$192 per shift · $16/hour
Get a quoteFor a one-time visit: bathing, a meal, companionship, and the day's care log for the family.
$64 · $16/hour, 4-hour minimum
Get a quoteAll shifts are strictly non-clinical, and you receive the quote in writing before starting — no surprises.
In the hospital
An ordinary companion sits and waits. Your loved one, instead, has a caregiver who works the full shift at their side, as if they were in their own home.
Your loved one is bathed in the room or the room's bathroom, with the tenderness of someone caring for family.
Your loved one receives every meal served, help with eating when needed, and a record of what they accepted or declined.
You get the full picture: everything nursing administers is logged — the times, the medication names, and the treatments.
Your loved one's vitals are taken and recorded in the shift log, along with any change observed.
Discharge and post-hospitalization care at your home are coordinated for you: the caregiver speaks with the medical staff and the social worker.
At the end of the shift or service, you receive everything documented in a clear report.
Coverage
Las Piedras sits right next to Humacao via PR-198 and PR-30, and the east's two large hospitals are on Ave. Font Martelo: HIMA San Pablo Humacao and Hospital Ryder. Families from Ceiba, Tejas, and Boquerón call us when the participant has been admitted for days and they can't keep up with the visits: the caregiver takes the shift at the hospital, logs everything, and the family follows the case through the daily report without driving to Humacao twice a day. At discharge, we coordinate the return to Las Piedras with home care already arranged.
Neighboring towns
If your family is in a nearby town, we come to you too. Start with our general guide or find your town's page.
Frequently asked questions
The hospital rate is fixed at $16 per hour, with a minimum of 4 hours per visit ($64). Shifts are priced per shift: 8 hours cost $128 and 12 hours cost $192. The quote is in writing before we start, with no surprises.
Las Piedras has outpatient care (the Las Piedras CDT and dialysis clinics), but hospitalizations happen in Humacao: Hospital HIMA San Pablo Humacao y el Hospital Ryder. Our caregiver reaches either one, and hospitals in the east and metro areas when the family asks.
Bathes the participant, serves meals, logs in the care log everything nursing administers (times, names, and treatments), takes vitals, communicates with the medical staff and the social worker to coordinate discharge and post-hospitalization care, and delivers everything documented in a report for the family.
No. We're strictly non-clinical: we don't administer medications, give injections, or do wound care. The hospital's nursing staff handles that, and we log it all in the shift log.
Contact
If your loved one is hospitalized in Humacao right now, message us. We coordinate the caregiver the same day in most cases.
E40 Calle Laurel, Urb. Villa Turabo, Caguas, PR 00725