IN HOME Health Care
Medical Care at Home

 

 

 

Imagine if a nurse or a therapist could bring you skilled care at home while teaching you how to live more independently so you can stay in your home.

 

That’s what our home healthcare is all about. Our services can help you rehabilitate from medical events like stroke or surgery.

 

We can also help you manage chronic conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, COPD or arthritis.

Simply put, home healthcare helps you recover, remain at home, and live your life to its fullest.

 

• Who Is Eligible For In Home Health Care?

• Are you 65 or older?
• Have you been diagnosed with a new illness?
• Has your medication recently changed?
• Has your medical condition recently changed?
• Do you require therapy services?
• Would you rather be cared for at home?
• Have you been hospitalized recently?
• Do you feel you're at risk for a fall?

If you answered yes to two or more of these questions, home healthcare could be for you. Speak with your physician to discuss your treatment options.

• What Does Home Health Care Cost?

If you are covered under Medicare A benefits, our services may be available at no cost to you, they also accept many private paye

• What Is The Range Of Home Health Care Services

• Skilled nursing
• Physical, occupational and speech-language therapy
• Cardiac and pulmonary care
• Neurorehabilitation
• Wound care
• Infusion services
• Disease and pain management
• Medication management and education
• Patient education to promote self-management
• Treatment for balance problems that can lead to fall risks

 

This description of Home Health Care is brought to you by Gentiva Home Health Care.

www.Gentiva.com

1-888-GENTIVA

 

IN HOME CARE Givers
Non Medical

 

 

 

In Home Care Companies bring highly trained, highly qualified caregivers right to your home for just a few hours or 24 hours a day.

 

In home care providers give caring companionship and wide variety of services to your loved one in the comfort of your loved one's own home.

 

Preparing meals, providing respite care, cleaning, bathing, dressing, playing games, shopping, taking walks, and just talking about life are only a few of the companionship services they provide.

 

They also provide Alzheimer’s Care, Diabetes Care, Stroke Care, COPD Care, etc., and they assist with laundry and ironing, pick up prescriptions, give them medication reminders, put them to bed at night, wake them up in the morning, help them with incontinence, and so much more.