When things happen, what do you do?

IS IT TIME FOR NURSES, ASSISTANTS, AIDES, AND CARE COORDINATORS TO BECOME INTEGRAL MEMBERS OF YOUR HOUSEHOLD?

Case Study # 1

Falls and accidents

Case Study # 2

Decline in cognition and function

Moving to a different place

Case Study # 3

Home Services the Proper way

To ensure that patients receive the proper attention at home, state regulations mandate that home health service agencies conduct thorough assessments.

Following this evaluation, care coordinators can collaborate with patients and their families to arrange and schedule services that align with the patient’s available resources. While these services can be expensive, our efficient staffing model allows for multiple daily visits at a cost comparable to a subacute stay co-payment.

This approach is crucial, as consistent care—seeing patients more than once a day—helps to maintain their health and significantly reduces the risk of costly re-hospitalizations. By prioritizing frequent care, we can enhance the quality of life for patients while managing healthcare expenses effectively.