Specialty Care:

Hospice Care: Bathing and Showering Assistance | Bed Baths | Grooming | Oral Hygiene | Toilet and Incontinence Care

Hospital to Home: The care team make transitioning from the hospital to the home easy. The team will communicate with one's family and health care providers to notify them of any changes in condition. When developing personalized care plan, the care team take into account one's unique situation when offering services such as:
Nursing Services | Medication Reminders | Transportation | Homemaking | Personal Care

Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care: Unlike traditional support programs, Right at Home’s approach to dementia care and cognitive support is built on the belief that every person living with dementia or cognitive change can interact with their surroundings and connect in new ways with their loved ones and they adopt certain techniques in helping the patient such as:
Focus on ability, not disability | Support their perception and safety | Pay attention to nutrition | Assist with recognition and orientation | Help with well-being | Keep communication flowing

Adults with Disabilities: Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities | Neuromuscular Diseases and Disorders | Paraplegia and Quadriplegia | Traumatic Brain Injury

Diabetes Care: Diabetes Education | Meal Planning | Exercise and Activities | Meal Preparation | Grocery Shopping

Parkinson's Disease: Daily Mobility | Exercise | Family Caregiver Relief | Nutrition and Meal Planning | Personal Supervision and Home Safety | Transportation

Palliative Care: Bathing and Showering Assistance | Bed Baths | Grooming | Oral Hygiene | Toilet and Incontinence Care

Chronic Condition Care: Eating Healthy | Getting Enough Rest | Making Healthy Choices | Doing Physical Activities | Getting Regular Health Screenings | Staying On Top of Family History

Nursing Care:

Medication Management: Medication set-up and Administration | I.V. Administration | Diabetes Management

Nursing Services: Simple Wound Care / Dressing Changes | Catheter Care (insertion and maintenance) | Ostomy / Colostomy Care | Bowel Program | Oxygen Therapy, Oral Suctioning | Enteral Nutrition / Tube Feeding

Care Management: RN Skilled Assessments | RN Geriatric Assessments | RN Case Management | RN Hospice Support | Vital Signs Monitoring and Reporting to Health Care Providers

Veteran's Care:

Communication: Communicate with patient's healthcare providers on a regular basis to ensure your recovery is progressing as expected and notify them of any changes in your condition to head off any potential complications.

Discharge Assistance: Get the patient from the hospital, get settled in and comfortable and so can start getting healed.

Medication Reminders: Ensure the patient takes the medications at the right time as well as managing new medications if any.

Transporation: Providing transportation like getting to the pharmacy or grocery shop.

Coordinate Appointments: After hospitalization, there can be a flurry of new appointments. The care teams helps / assists the patient with follow up appointments with his / her general practioner, or a new specialist or physical therapist.

Meal Preparation: Helping / assisting with a prescribed new diet | Prepare nutritious meals for any diet | Preparing special diets for conditions such as diabetes or congestive heart failure.

House Work: Taking care of typical daily chores, such as vacuuming, washing dishes and cleaning the bathroom.

Safety: Prevent falls and assist with movement and walking.

Hygiene: Assisting with bathing, dressing and toileting, and help the patient maintain his / her independence while recovering.