The results of changes in therapy and respiratory status are closely monitored and program adjustments implemented. This is an integral aspect of the discharge plan. When indicated, a psychosocial evaluation includes an assessment of the patient and family. The program offers the opportunity to closely monitor patient compliance and identify emotional issues that may be compromising treatment and long-term illness management. The psychiatrist documents a care plan.
Patients receive individual education and home diet plans from a registered dietitian.
An assessment is made of patient needs and services available in the home community. After completion of the Day Program, patients leave with a realistic disposition plan for their successful return to the home setting, an increased sense of independence, self-confidence, and control over their illness. A comprehensive treatment plan is returned to the referring physician with opportunity for periodic consultation on the progress of the patient. Our goal is to have your patients gain control of their lives. Jewish Referring a patient to National Jewish is simple.