You show up every single day — through the hard mornings, the long nights, and everything in between. What you do for your loved one is extraordinary. And you deserve real, dependable relief from someone you can actually trust. At Ascending Angels Health Services our dedicated team offers a wide range of flexible care options. We work with you to determine exactly what your family needs — whether that is hourly support, overnight care, or engaging respite camps. Temporary or long term, we are here. Want to take a vacation? We got you. Want to take your other kids to the amusement park and actually enjoy it without worrying? We got you. Want to make sure your other children don't get overlooked while you are caregiving? We got you. This is about giving your whole family what they deserve. And we don't just supervise — we teach real, everyday life skills that matter.
Who We Serve:
Children — a safe, nurturing environment for our youngest clients
Adults — comprehensive care solutions for adults of all ages
Frail Elderly — specialized support for our community's most vulnerable
Advanced Medical Needs — skilled support for individuals with complex medical requirements
Physically Challenged Individuals — empowering people to lead fulfilling, meaningful lives
Autism and Spectrum Disorders — tailored care meeting the unique needs of each individual
Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease — compassionate care for those facing cognitive challenges
Cognitive Impairments — supportive care for individuals with cognitive challenges and some non-violent behaviors
Respite Services Include:
Scheduled care visits built around your routine
Overnight care and extended coverage
Short-term and emergency relief
Engaging respite camps
Supervision and companionship
Help with daily routines and personal care
Everyday life skills teaching
Personalized care planning developed with your family
We have been in your shoes. Our founder Lizzel Lucas cared for her own fully disabled sibling while building a career in healthcare. She created this program because she knows firsthand what it means to need someone you can trust — and not be able to find them. That stops here.