IN-HOME CARE VNA
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In-Home Care VNA provides professional and supportive care, at home, centered around the patient and family and focused on the values of caring, compassion, and integrity. One of the primary benefits of professional home health care is cost-effective, physician-supervised attention to the immediate physical need of the patient, while the patient is able to remain safely in their own home. Our services individualize each care program to meet the needs of our patients as well as their families. Our agency is staffed by professionals: Registered Nurses, Physical Therapists, Speech Therapists, Occupational Therapists and Certified Nurses' Aides. In-Home Care VNA has a specialized staff with skilled backgrounds in all areas of home care, including cardiology, respiratory, orthopedics, neurology, oncology, urology, medical/surgical, pediatrics, maternal/child and psychiatric nursing. We are able to offer skilled physical assessments, including vital signs and medication review, teaching, pain management, diagnostic lab services, IV therapy, wound care and dressing changes, ostomy care, catheter care, diabetic teaching, monitoring and management, injections, respiratory values, post natal assessments and bath and personal care. We also participate in an annual flu vaccine program, bill directly to Medicare, Public Aid, VA and private insurances, have a sliding scale fee basis for private pay and have 24-hour availability of registered nurses. Your physician prescribes your treatment regimen and In-Home Care VNA provides the highly trained home health care professionals that make your home health care prescription a productive, comforting experience to meet your needs.
HOME HEALTH CARE NEEDS CHECKLIST If you answer yes to any of the questions below, you may want to consider discussing the need for assistance at home with your physician, family or In-Home Care VNA. Please contact us for more information or, for a further assessment of your needs. 1. My physical condition does not permit me to care for myself and do the things I was able to do before my hospitalization. 2. My family is unable to care for all my health care needs. 3. I don't understand the new diet my doctor has prescribed. 4. I don't understand my disease and how to control it. 5. I have more than one medical problem. 6. My doctor has prescribed some new medicines and I don't understand them. 7. I had an operation during my recent hospital stay. 8. I have an unhealed wound and I need assistance with dressing changes. 9. I have other special medical needs and would feel more confident if I received some additional teaching at home. 10. My physical limitations may require me to learn to use a wheelchair, walker or other assistance devices to manage at home. 11. I have been in the hospital twice in the last six months. 12. I am homebound, making it difficult for me to obtain my medical care. 13. My doctor says I'll need to receive nutrition and/or medicine through my veins.
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