Expert nurses provide skilled care ordered by your doctor. They can teach you about medications, change dressings, draw blood, do IV treatment, diabetic management, tube feedings, bowel and bladder management, and catheter care. Home health aides assist with personal care and activities of daily living such as bathing, grooming and walking. Physical therapists help you improve coordination and physical movement. Occupational therapists teach easier ways to do daily tasks like dressing, buttering bread, or doing your favorite hobby.
Speech therapists help to improve speaking, writing, reading and thinking.
Registered dietitian provides nutrition plans and advice on making foods appealing. Social workers help resolve a variety of problems that can come up when someone needs care at home. Financial concerns Financial concerns should be the least of your worries. We will be happy to check with your insurance company about your coverage. Regular scheduled visits are based on patient need and convenience.