Blessing Briele
Home Health Care
Our team of skilled nurses provides a wide range of care in the home—from monitoring and assessments to educating you and your family on medicines and self-care. Nursing is key to helping you manage your chronic conditions and recover from injury, illness, surgery or hospitalization.
Skilled Nursing
What dose a home health nurse do?
A home health nurse provides one-on-one care tailored to your needs. They coordinate with your doctor to develop and manage your care plan so you can focus on recovering and being independent once again.
From basic medical care to more complex treatments, our skilled nurses may help you by:
- Performing head-to-toe physical assessments
- Checking vital signs such as heart rate and blood pressure
- Administering injection and infusion therapy, or managing a catheter
- Providing wound care such as dressing changes and monitoring complex, non-healing wounds to make sure they heal properly without infections
- Assisting with the maintenance and care of ostomies, including education on how to properly clean and change them
- Explaining your condition or diagnosis, common symptoms and how those symptoms may affect you
- Educating you on your medicine and how to manage it, including safety tips and possible drug reactions and side effects
- Helping to improve healthy eating by teaching you about nutrient-rich foods and creating a meal plan to fit your needs and health conditions
- Monitoring your progress and response to treatment
- Updating your doctor and family caregiver about your progress and needs
Depending on your needs and doctor’s orders, you may receive care from additional types of home health clinicians like physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists or medical social workers.
Maintaining personal hygiene and grooming is essential for your overall well-being. Our caring staff are trained to provide assistance with activities such as bathing, dressing, toileting, medication reminders, and mobility support. We prioritise your comfort and dignity, ensuring that you receive compassionate and respectful care
Personal Care
- Have recently been discharged from hospital or who are recovering from surgery.
- Have mobility difficulties because of their age or a disability.
- Live alone and need an extra pair of hands with daily tasks.
- Have memory loss or dementia and need help remembering routines.
- Struggle with keeping up their personal hygiene.
- Require regular clinical care due to an illness or disability.
- Need palliative, end-of-life care.
- Accompanying a person to an appointment.
- Helping someone get up or go to bed.
- Helping someone to change position in bed.
- Helping someone to get dressed and undressed.
- Assisting with medication.
- Assisting with visits to the toilet or with continence care.
- Bathing, cleaning and showering.
- Changing the person’s bedsheets.
- Helping with basic housework tasks, such as cleaning and laundry.
- Cooking meals and helping a person to eat.
- Foot care, skin care and cutting nails.
- Haircare and shaving.
- Applying someone’s make-up.
- Managing a person’s stoma.
- Brushing teeth.
- Helping a person to see friends and family.
- Helping a person access local services.
therapists work with patients throughout their lifespans in various settings focusing on rehabilitation and prevention of disease, injury or disability while also promoting fitness and wellness.
Therapy Services to Aid Recovery
When patients need support beyond clinical care, our home health aides step in. Whether you need help with daily activities—like bathing and grooming—or working on exercises that are part of your plan of care, our team can provide the support and resources you need so you can focus on getting better.
Compassionate Home Health Aides
Committed to providing exceptional therapy services and support
Wound Care and IV Therapy Expertise
Your health and comfort are our top priorities
Enhancing Quality of Life at Home
Empowering you to live independently at home