Nursing Services

Registered nurses (RNs) provide a broad range of nursing services based on a thorough assessment of the client’s health care needs and development of an individualized care plan. Examples of services provided include skin care, medication management, diet, nutrition management, and care focused on a particular diagnosis such as diabetes, dementia and others. Physician orders and efficient care coordination are integral aspects of nursing services.

Rehabilitative Services

• Physical Therapists (PTs) . . . provide therapeutic exercise and treatments to restore mobility, reduce pain, and maximize function. PTs trained in providing services in the home adapt the environment to the client’s needs and also instruct in the use of equipment. Client independence is at the heart of this service.
• Occupational Therapists (OTs) . . . perform therapeutic exercises and instruct in activities such as meal preparation, toileting, and grooming. OTs also assist with energy and endurance problems, and address equipment needs such as grab bars. Self reliance is always a goal.
• Speech Therapists (SLPs) . . . provide treatments to improve speech, swallowing, communication, and problem-solving skills. Often applied with other therapies, speech therapy significantly contributes to stabilization and recovery.

Supportive Services

• Home Health Aides (HHAs) . . . provide services such as bathing, skin care, hair care and a variety of services directed toward comfort and safety. Our HHA services are always nurse supervised. Meal preparation, grocery shopping, or light housekeeping are generally provided in conjunction with personal care services. Short or long hour arrangements are tailored to the client's needs.
• Personal Care Aides (PCAs) . . . offer companion, homemaker, and personal care services. PCPs assist with bathing and toileting, socialization, run errands, write letters, and help with day to day activities. Dependability can be expected. These services are often the difference between success and failure of seniors remaining in their own homes.

Medical Social Services

• Medical Social Workers (MSWs) . . . medical social workers assist with community resource information for needs such as housing, finances, transportation, caregiver respite, and the need for additional care. MSWs also provide assessment and counseling directed toward improvement of coping skills, stress reduction, and depression/anxiety.

Case Management Services

• Case Managers . . . employ a multidisciplinary approach to work with clients and their families in developing a plan to meet their health care and daily living needs. Complex situations may require coordination among numerous care providers, legal, and financial representatives. An outstanding written and verbal communication loop with families, physicians, and others underscores this service. This service offers peace of mind to families who may not be familiar with available resources and services or who reside in distant locations.

Referral Process and Costs

• In addition to private pay, Quality Healthcare accepts payment from most insurance companies, including many long term plans. We will provide a free insurance evaluation and will assist you in getting the most care with the least financial burden possible.
• Our office is open from Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM E.S.T., but we are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to handle any emergency or request for care.