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Services

Chore Services

Housekeeping services which substitute for the regular activities necessary to maintain a safe, clean, healthy environment. Light housekeeping Laundry Linen Changes Vacuuming Pet Care Meal Preparation Correspondence Taking out trash Holiday decorations

Companionship Services

From daily telephone calls from a “Buddy”, to daily “Friendly” visitor, to round the clock paid companions. Conversation Walks Friendship Laughter Reading a good book Mental stimulation Exploring life stories Enjoying new experiences Lifting spirits

Personal Care Services

Services which substitutes for the bodily activities of daily living which and individual would normally provide for himself/herself. Personal Care Services may include, but are not necessarily limited to, the following services provided for the client: Bathing Dressing Feeding Transferring Care of teeth, skin, hair, and/or nails Light meal preparation Toileting Ambulation

Skilled Nursing Services

A service that must be provided by a registered nurse, or a licensed practical (vocational) nurse under the supervision of a registered nurse, to be safe and effective. In determining whether a service requires the skills of a nurse, consider both the inherent complexity of the service, the condition of the patient and accepted standards of medical and nursing practice. Some services may be classified as a skilled nursing service on the basis of complexity alone, and if reasonable and necessary to the treatment of the patient's illness or injury, would be covered on that basis. However, in some cases the condition of the patient may cause a service that would ordinarily be considered unskilled to be considered a skilled nursing service. This would occur when the patient's condition is such that the service can be safely and effectively provided only by a nurse. Our skilled nursing services consist of the following: Medication Management Wound Care – proper management by treating and monitoring wounds that are the result of disease, injury or medical treatment. Intravenous Therapy – will not provide chemotherapy or blood Tracheostomy Care – consisting of the maintenance of a patient’s airway, adequate humidification, aseptic wound care, and sterile tracheal aspiration. No Vents. No Parental/Enteral Nutrition

Respite Services

A trained volunteer or para-professional stays with your loved one and take over your care giving role, whether for several hours or several days. These brief reprieves from a care giving situation are healthy for the caregiver and also for the care recipient…a change of daily routine for both.

Hospice Services

Provides humane and compassionate 24 hour care for people in the last phase of an incurable disease 7 days a week, so that they may live as fully and comfortably as possible.

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