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Private Nursing Services, delivers clinical care directly in the comfort of your home. Services are geared towards individuals recovering from surgery, managing complex illness, or needing skilled medical procedures that non-medical aides cannot perform.

Who provides it? Services are provided by Registered Nurses (RNs) and Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs). These licensed professional services ensure high-level medical support, physician compliance, and safety for your loved one.

Core services include administration       of oral, injectable, and IV medications, complex wound care, dressing changes, continuous tracking of vital signs (blood pressure, pulse, glucose levels, oxygen saturation) and skin integrity monitoring,  

direct communication with primary care physicians, specialists, and family members, and feeding tube (G-tube) management and nutritional monitoring 

Home Health Care, is skilled medical care prescribed by a doctor, designed to provide in-home support services for patients. This type of care is typically employed to treat or manage a specific medical condition, illness, or recovery following a short- or long-term hospital stay. It is often covered by Medicaid waivers, making it accessible for many individuals in need.

Who provides it? Licensed medical professionals, including Registered Nurses (RNs), physical therapists, and occupational therapists. 

Core services include personalized care such as wound care, tracheostomy cleaning, speech therapy, medication administration, injections, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and monitoring of complex or chronic medical conditions.

Home Care, focused on personalized care and daily living assistance, aims to support seniors and individuals with chronic conditions in managing their day-to-day routines safely. 

Who provides it? In-home support services are typically provided by professional caregivers, certified nursing assistants (CNAs), and home health aides. 

Core services include assistance with personal hygiene (such as bathing and dressing), companionship, medication reminders, dementia support, social work, and light meal preparation. Additionally, many families explore Medicaid waivers to help cover the costs of these essential services.