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      There’s no place like home, especially for someone who is sick. With Phoebe Home Care, it is possible for a person to remain at home when recovering from an illness or surgery. Even conditions that would have been serious enough for hospitalization a few short years ago can now be effectively treated one-on-one in the home. Besides feeling more comfortable in the familiar surroundings of their own home, patients often recover faster than in the hospital or nursing home. Personalized care in the home is made possible through Phoebe Home Care. Services are provided on an individual basis by health care professionals in the comfort of your own home. Guidelines to Receive Home Health Care In order to receive home health services, the patient must be homebound. A homebound patient is defined as one who requires considerable effort and assistance to leave home. Medicare guidelines require that the care given must be medically reasonable, necessary and ordered by a physician. The patient must require skilled care that can be administered intermittently. What must I do if I have a need for home health care? Contact your physician or social services department of your local hospital. Ask them about Phoebe Home Care A Note to Physicians Our goal is to provide your patients with the very best in home health care. You will be pleased with the convenience and care we provide. All services must be approved by the patient’s attending physician.
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      Albany: 229-312-9300

      Referrals: 229-312-4405

      Americus: 229-928-2004

      Cuthbert: 229-732-3734

      Albany: 877-912-9300

      Americus: 888-317-3822

      Cuthbert: 877-912-3734

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        Skilled Nursing Care services include:Assess blood pressure, pulse and respiratory statusMonitor nutrition, hydration, bowel and bladder functionsMonitor and teach medication regime and response to medicationsDiabetic teaching - check glucose levels and administer insulinDiet instruction under guidance of a dietitianWound care changes - urethral or suprapubicColostomy/ileostomy careDraw blood samples - venous-arterialIV therapy, continuous antibiotics/TPN enteral feedingPhysical TherapyPhysical therapy provides specialized training in functional mobility, balance, endurance, active and passive range of motion and safety practices.A patient’s deterioration, caused by inactivity, can usually be alleviated through the rehabilitation services of a qualified physical therapist working in the home.Gait trainingBed mobility transfersStrengthening and therapeutic exercisesProper application and use of prosthetic devicesSpeech TherapyCancer, stroke and disease of the aged can often impair the ability to speak clearly. A speech therapist, working in your home, can help the patient overcome these problems.Language and communication retrainingDysphasiaOccupational TherapyAn impairment of function to perform daily activities such as grooming, dressing, preparing and eating meals may result from stroke, severe arthritis or injury. In the home, an occupational therapist can assist a patient to regain these skills.ADL (activities of daily living)Muscle re-educationFine motor coordinationPerceptual motor coordinationSensory and neuro development treatmentAdaptive equipmentOrthotics/splintingHome Health Aide ServiceHome health aides help people in the comfort of their own homes or residential facilities.They help patients with various personal care tasks to make it possible for the patient to stay at home. Home health aides provide the same services received by a patient in a hospital or nursing home.An aide helps people who are disabled, chronically ill, or cognitively impaired. They also help older adults who may need assistance. They help with activities such as bathing, dressing, and other personal care tasks.TeleHealthTeleHealth allows a nurse to monitor the patient daily while giving the patient their independence. A registered nurse remotely monitors the patient’s pulse ox, blood pressure, weight, and vital signs.Telehealth is the use of electronic information and telecommunications technologies to remotely support clinical health care. The patient answers questions on the TeleHealth device each morning, and then sends the data to the nurse in the office. This program decrease readmits to the hospital and allows the physician to be notified quickly if a patient’s status changes.
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