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Nursing: RN & LPN
• Catheter care & ostomy care
• Wound care and wound vac
• Sterile dressing change
• Post operative care
• Physical assessment report to physicians
• Injections / IV infusions
• Lab test blood draws
• PT/INR
• Diabetic monitory and teaching
• Medication administration and setup
• Insuring administration and Prefill syringes
• Patient / family teaching for disease management
• Falls and fall prevention
• Other services, as ordered by physician
Home Care Aides
• Bathing
• Special skin care
• Personal hygiene
• Ambulation assistance
• Modified exercise programs
• Patient’s personal laundry
• Patient’s personal meal preparation
• Homemaker services
• Reports to nurses all changes in patient's condition
Physical Therapy
• Program to improve functional strength, range of motion,
posture, balance, coordination
• Thorough instruction in use of equipment for client and family
• Gait and transfer training
• Pain control through various modalities
Speech Therapy
• Neurologic disabilities affecting speech
• Treatment of articulation / language disorders
• Audiologic habilitation
• Remediation of speech resulting from oro-facial disabilities
• Dysphagic training
• Treatment of speech-flow disorders
• Family counseling and instruction
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Occupational Therapy
• Graded exercise to increase function and strength
• Graded activity to increase endurance and safety
• Retraining to improve capabilities with bath and dressing
• Patient and family education in areas of adaptive equipment
Medical Conditions that which may need home health:
• Fractured hip and hip and knee replacement
• Fractures of upper extremities
• Diabetes
• Congestive heart failure (CHF)
• Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
• Arteriosclerotic heart disease (CAD)
• Multiple sclerosis
• Colostomy patients
• Draining wounds – post surgery
• Post myocardial infarction
• Terminal cancer (non-hospice)
• Osteoarthritis / DJD
• Rheumatoid Arthritis
• Hypertension
• Parkinsons
• Alzheimers
• Leukemia
• Cirrhosis of the liver and ascites
• Amputees
• Compression fracture
• Decubitus ulcers
• Post cerebrovascular accident (CVA)
• Blood dyscrasias
• Post-op dressing changes and suture removal
• Post cataract surgery
• Foley catheter care
• The Plegias
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