We provide CARE that allows people with special and personal needs to stay comfortably at home. This, in turn, lets the individual stay within their comfort zones and be in charge.
An in-home nurse or a nursing assistant, in either of these cases, we have your back. The caregivers referred by us specialise in senior care. All this in the comfort of your home. At Healing Hands Health Services, we do a thorough interview process, and all the caregivers must pass a Level 2 and a local background check, including FBI background screenings. It helps to ensure that the person we are sending you is qualified and appropriate to your needs. An in-home nurse or a nursing assistant, in either of these cases, we have got you. The caregivers referred by us specialise in senior care. And all this in the comfort of your home.
Our Caregivers
RN (Registered Nurse)
A registered nurse is the ideal professional to handle complex illnesses that require intricate medical attention and in-home care. RNs undertake responsibilities like assessing and evaluating the care given to a patient and reporting the same to their doctor. These nurses can also administer IV medications and expert wound management within a domestic setting.
LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse)
This professional can render basic medical services such as vital signs monitoring and catheter insertion. LPNs work under the guidance of a Registered Nurse or a Physician. Although these health practitioners are capable of rendering personal care services, their profession tends to focus more on performing functions of basic nursing.
CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant)
As healthcare providers, CNAs are expected to support their patient’s health by rendering basic nursing tasks and personal care. They shall assist you in performing routine activities, including personal care, bathing, grooming, meal assistance, basic medication administration, and other intimate and personal tasks. They are not necessarily bound to handle a single patient for a long time.
HHA (Home Health Aide)
If a patient seeks long-term care, home health aides are ideal since they will only handle one patient at a time to establish a deeper caregiver-patient relationship. The Home Health Aide will assist you with activities of daily living such as personal care, bathing, and grooming.
Companion
Companionship is healing, and companions heal. They perform the daily household chores for the ill, elderly, or individuals recovering from a health condition. They also help in cleaning, planning, and accompanying clients to social events and various other activities. They also assist and focus on improving the client’s health by ensuring that they stick to their diet plans, exercise routines, and medication charts.
Patient Care Advocate
Patient Advocates assist our clients in navigating through the healthcare system. They help them connect with providers who offer the best care and help them understand their advantages and the resources at their disposal. These professionals are also called Medical Social Services.
Physical Therapists
Physical Therapists improve quality of life through prescribed exercise, hands-on care, and patient education. These professionals apply recovery techniques such as equipment assistance, hands-on therapy, resistance training, and core stability training to alleviate the patient’s pain and regain mobility.
Occupational Therapists
Occupational Therapists help people fully engage in their daily lives. These therapists can play a crucial role in regaining a patient’s skills for performing daily functions. You can expect them to provide services concerning pain management, disability adjustments, and even employment assistance (if a patient is fit to return to work).
Speech Therapists
Speech Therapists aim to prevent, assess, diagnose, treat, and improve speech, language, social communication, and cognitive-communication skills. A speech therapy session may require a patient to undergo tongue exercises and articulation therapy. To address swallowing difficulties, therapists may apply electrical stimulation on the neck and various exercise techniques in a process called VitalStim Therapy.
Respiratory Therapists
Respiratory Therapists are certified medical professionals who specialize in treating problems with your heart and lungs. In a home setting, RTs can assist you with handling your respiratory equipment, such as oxygen concentrators and positive airway pressure devices. They can also teach you breathing techniques and administer inhalants when deemed necessary.