What are key services of home healthcare?
Neurological Care: These are for clients that have or had strokes, brain injuries, Alzheimer's disease, and other forms of dementia that can be difficult on patients and their families.
Pediatric Care: For children with autism, muscular dystrophy, cerebral palsy, and any medically fragile condition.
Heart Care: Our advanced clinical program helps patients learn to manage heart failure symptoms and related conditions. This personalized approach helps you spend less time worrying and more time living your life by keeping you out of the hospital.
Lung Care: Whether you are recovering from surgery, managing a chronic lung condition like COPD, or have an acute respiratory illness, our specially trained clinicians will spend the time with you to provide personalized, comprehensive care tailored to your specific needs, limitations, and goals.
Diabetes: Checking blood sugar regularly, eating healthy foods, and taking medicines as prescribed are just some of the necessary things to keep blood glucose levels in check.
Balance and mobility: We help you improve balance and mobility so you can stay steady on your feet!
Orthopedic Care: Our research shows that recovering at home can be more comfortable for patients, and it can also be more cost-effective. You can receive professional rehabilitation services from our home health team for any orthopedic condition or following joint replacement surgery.
Physical therapy: With our in-home physical therapy program, you will have a team of caregivers who will assist you in regaining your mobility, strength, and balance in comfortable surroundings.
Wound care: Our clinicians are specially trained in home health wound care. This personalized approach ensures that you receive the care and support you need. The types of wounds and conditions that may qualify you for home health include pressure injury, diabetic foot ulcer, venous stasis ulcer, surgical wounds, complicated skin tear, and neuropathic foot ulcers.
In-person consultation
Our dedicated team of service professionals will come directly to your home to meet with you and discuss your specific needs in detail. We then take the time to provide you with our comprehensive service policies to ensure your utmost comfort and trust in the care we provide.
Service Planning
Our program can send a team of care professionals to your home. This team may include a nurse, therapist, caregiver, or other care professional. These professionals work with your physician to deliver a personal plan of care to your home. Our home healthcare services can help you recover after a hospitalization or surgery or help you control the symptoms of a chronic illness such as diabetes, COPD, or heart failure.
Age-Groups
We have programs tailored to various age groups. We support a community-based caregiver support system that assists people of all ages in times of need. With care provided in the convenience of your own home, this significant benefit enables you to fully enjoy life.
Skilled Nursing Care
At Proud Life Home Care, it includes a wide range of in-home nursing services, from basic medical home health care to more complex treatment. Depending on your needs and physician’s orders, your home health skilled nursing services may include working with your doctor to create a plan of care tailored to your needs. Educating you and your family caregiver about your condition, needs, and care; providing dietary education; Performing head-to-toe physical assessments; Checking vital signs such as heart rate and blood pressure, Helping you manage your medications, Setting up a schedule and system for taking medications correctly
Home Health Aide Service
Our all-inclusive program provides certified nursing assistance designed especially for routine tasks that could become a little more difficult because of a variety of medical conditions. We are pleased to offer companion care services to people with disabilities who need essential daily support. Our committed staff is here to make sure that you and your loved ones live much more comfortable lives and that you both feel at ease.
What do home health aides do?
Bathing/showering
Grooming (e.g., shaving, washing/brushing hair, nail care, skin care, foot care, ear care, and mouth care)
Getting dressed
Using the restroom
Moving from one place to another (for example, from bed to a wheelchair to be able to use the restroom)
Positioning to maintain skin care
Monitoring changes in your symptoms and reporting back to the rest of your healthcare team
Keeping our community engaged in healthcare.
Services
Private Duty Nursing
Pediatric Care
Companion Care
Personal Care
Hospice Care
Post Surgery Care