Below are some frequently asked questions for our services:
Home health care is a cost-effective alternative for receiving medical care in the comfort of your own home instead of going to hospitals or being institutionalized in nursing homes and many more.
There are lots! Aside from it is a cheaper alternative than getting care from institutional care facilities, you get a specialized and direct one-on-one care from your home health provider. Staying at home is also a great big plus because you will not be confined and isolated from your family and friends like in hospitals or nursing facilities.
A lot of people think that only seniors use home health care services but they are wrong. People of all ages can avail of home health care, just as long as they have approval from their physician and would need reasons like the ones listed below to avail of home health services.
- Needing additional care after surgery/discharge from hospitalization
- Terminally ill patients who want hospice care at home
- Short-term health needs
- Disabled or home bound individuals who need assistance at home
- Needing supervision at home due to illness, new borns, needs caregiving, etc.
- Needing temporary relief for family caregivers
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A home health care team comprises of physicians, registered nurses, licensed vocational nurses, certified home health aides, medical social workers and therapists who will collaborate and coordinate with you, your family and your other health providers in order to create a unique and personalized care plan just for you.
We will first interview you in order to find out what is the level of care that you need. We will then perform an assessment and evaluation to both parties in order to match an amiable patient – caregiver relationship.
This is a rare case for us because we often make sure that both parties are comfortable with each other before we have our caregiver start to work with our client. But in instances like this, we will reassess and reevaluate your needs and make proper arrangements to replace your caregiver as soon as possible.
As always, you can call us at our landline number, (714) 650-8519 where a representative will address your concerns.
