Services

Geriatric / Elderly Care

Personal Care: Assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting.

Companionship: Social interaction, emotional support, and engaging activities.

Homemaking: Light housekeeping, laundry, meal preparation, and errands.

Medication Management: Reminders, assistance with taking medications, and monitoring for side effects.

Skilled Nursing: Wound care, injections, pain management, and other specialized care.

Neuro and Ortho Care

Neuro Care for Dementia | Multiple sclerosis | Huntington's disease | Paraplegia and quadriplegia | Traumatic brain injury | Parkinson's disease.

Ortho Care for Arthritis | Joint replacement

Pediatric Care

Early maternal-infant discharge | Infant bilirubin treatment | Infusion therapy and IV nursing | Premature infant discharge | Rehabilitation therapy | Technology-dependent care: ventilators, BiPAP, CPAP, trachs, apnea monitors | Support for physically disabled children

Diabetes Care

Understand diabetes and what causes it to have greater or lesser impact on health and well-being | Know how to monitor the disease and what to do when levels aren't where they should be | Manage medications - all of them, not just insulin | See the impact of changed nutrition and behaviors | Find an appropriate exercise frequency | Monitor skin condition and nerve pain | Help facilitate effective communication with physicians.

Palliative Care

The plans are designed to work in tandem with curative treatments to help alleviate pain, nausea, insomnia and other uncomfortable symptoms of severe illnesses. The healthcare professionals help to integrate, administer and monitor any prescribed palliative care treatments.

Respite Care

Personal care (bathing, grooming, dressing) | Light housekeeping (laundry, dishes, fresh linens) | Meal preparation | Shopping | Errands outside the house (prescription pickup, dry cleaning) | Transportation and companionship to/from appointments

Transitional Care

• Onsite access to transitional care coordination.
• Timely assessment of patient and family needs prior to discharge.
• Information and education for managing ongoing care, such as home care services, discharge plans, follow-up appointments and treatment.
• Support for hospital staff with home care and post-acute care referrals.
• Expedited referrals for all types of post-acute care including home healthcare, hospice care, palliative care, personal care and support, skilled nursing facilities and rehabilitation, specialized discharge needs (DME, Infusion, etc.)
• Improved transition to the home care team, from contacting physicians and coordinating prescription pick-ups to confirming start-of-care date and insurance authorizations.
• Insights on post-acute care trends and data based on readmissions by diagnosis.

Mental Health

Individual Therapy: Work with a licensed therapist to address specific challenges, develop coping mechanisms, and improve overall well-being.

Medication Management: Ensure proper medication adherence and monitor potential side effects in collaboration with your healthcare provider.

Skills Training: Learn practical skills for managing emotions, addressing negative thoughts, and building communication and social interaction abilities.

Daily Living Assistance: Receive support with personal care, household chores, meal preparation, and transportation, allowing you to focus on your mental health journey.

Family Support And Education: Equip with the knowledge and resources to provide effective support and understanding.

Ventilator Care

• Education for family members on ventilator operation and safety.
• Night nursing to monitor while sleeping.
• Daily grooming and specialized hygiene to avoid infection.
• Relief nursing for family caregivers.