Aside from Coordinating and planning an individual’s home medications, medical or clinical visits, diagnostic
testing, meal planning, supplies ordering and skin or wound management. Daily hands-on services for
toileting and assistance with meals, transfers and bathing are essential in maintaining a physically and
mentally healthy well-being.
The typical schedule of a person who needs minimum to maximum assistance at home.
Create a program and receive an estimate for cost of services
Discuss and plan your needs for a duration of 3 days.
Design a 3-day plan of care that will meet your needs and resources. Work with a Care Coordinator and Nurse Case Manager and safely meet your needs during this 3-day period.
Discuss and plan your needs for a duration of 7 days.
Design a 7-day plan of care that will meet your needs and resources. Work with a Care Coordinator and Nurse Case Manager and safely meet your needs during this 7-day period.
Discuss and plan your needs for a duration of 30 days.
Design a 30-day plan of care that will meet your needs and resources. Work with a Care Coordinator and Nurse Case Manager and safely meet your needs during this 30-day period.
When all you need is a little help during the day
A helping hand to make it through the day and avoid risks involved in rendering care. Work with a Care Coordinator and Nurse Case Manager and safely discuss your needs. Book from the available options of services.
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FAQs
A Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) is a healthcare professional who helps people in different places like hospitals, nursing homes, or even in their own homes. We are trained to do many tasks, like helping with personal hygiene, checking how patients are doing, taking vital signs, assisting with moving around, and reporting to doctors or nurses. We also have extra training to do certain medical activities that patients may need, especially if they are recovering from an illness or injury.
To become a CNA, we need to get a license from the state they work in. This usually involves going through formal training and getting supervised practice. The training covers basic caregiving and nursing knowledge. Some of us may also take special classes to learn specific skills for different types of care, like for people with dementia or those needing hospice care. We also need to get certified, which means we meet certain standards set by the state.
CNAs can work in different places, like hospitals, nursing homes, or even go to people’s homes to provide care. We have the flexibility to help wherever we are needed.
Working as a CNA can lead to opportunities for career growth. We can move up to administrative roles and take on more responsibilities in the healthcare field.
If you need extra help while recovering from an illness or injury, a CNA can provide valuable assistance. We are well-trained and dedicated to making sure you are comfortable and taken care of during your healing process.
PATIENT RIGHTS
It is important to understand that patients have certain rights when it comes to their healthcare decisions, including the right to choose their caregivers. Here are a few key reasons why it is within a patient’s rights to hire a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) or a Nurse to take care of them at home:
1. Autonomy: Every individual has the right to make decisions regarding their own healthcare. This includes selecting the type of care they receive and who provides that care. By hiring a CNA, patients exercise their autonomy and have the freedom to choose a caregiver they trust and feel comfortable with.
2. Continuity of Care: Some patients may prefer to receive care at home rather than in a medical facility. By independently hiring a CAN or a nurse, they can ensure a consistent and familiar presence in their daily life, which can be particularly beneficial for those with chronic illnesses or conditions requiring long-term care.
3. Personalized Care: Hiring help allows patients to receive personalized care tailored to their specific needs. CNAs are trained professionals who help with activities of daily living, medication management, and other essential healthcare tasks. This personalized approach can enhance the overall quality of care received.
4. Cost-Effectiveness: In some cases, receiving care at home can be more cost-effective than staying in a healthcare facility. By hiring, patients may be able to avoid high hospital or nursing home fees, which can lead to significant savings while still receiving the necessary care they require.
5. Comfort and Familiarity: Being in a familiar environment, such as one’s own home, can contribute to a patient’s overall well-being and comfort. By hiring to provide care at home, patients can remain in a place where they feel safe, which can positively impact their physical and emotional health.
It is important to note that while patients have the right to choose their caregivers, it is equally important to ensure that the hired assistants possess the necessary qualifications, certifications, and experience to provide safe and effective care. It is advisable to thoroughly vet potential caregivers to ensure they meet the required standards.
I hope this explanation helps clarify why it is within a patient’s rights to hire for home care. If you have any further questions or need additional assistance, feel free to ask!
To ensure essential Community Home Care Connection, we collaborate with Nurses, Therapists, and Case Managers from Beyond Bedside Case Management, LLC.
The Health Care Partners booking system connects clients with licensed and certified healthcare professionals, ready to deliver needed services as needed.
Professional assistance is crucial, especially for seniors and individuals with functional or cognitive challenges. Tasks such as toileting, grooming, meal assistance, bathing, transfers, or skin care significantly impact one’s quality of life when executed correctly and can lead to dire consequences if neglected.
Neglect or poor execution can result in diminished functionality, heightened dependence, infections, skin issues, and hospitalizations. The risks extend to those providing assistance without proper training, practice, and support.
We stand by you, ensuring help is just a click away. Your peace of mind is our priority, and we’re committed to providing the support you deserve.
The Client
- Anyone who needs non-medical assistance with daily living
- Anyone who needs basic or skilled nursing needs
- Anyone who prefers to stay in their homes instead of a health care facility.
Challenges:
- Safety of client and provider
- Overweight clients that need 2 people or mechanical assistance
- Quality of service and keeping 5-star provider to client interaction ratings
- Availability of provider may be affected by Client Provider proximity.
Solutions:
- Double team service – buddy system
- Use of mechanical equipment · Call 911 for emergency or danger
- Call primary contact person
- Each provider has a team supervisor who acts as the contact person for issues such as safety and other concerns.
- Services are booked through an electronic booking system and is monitored by a support person for Active ADL HCP
- The client will see what the costs for services are and what is tasks are involved. Active ADL HCPs are encouraged to be empathetic and kind to clients at all times
- Clients have the choice to select their provider and will also have the opportunity to consistently work with a health care team that locally serves the client’s neighborhood