Home Health Care in Connecticut

– Medical support and companionship while clients are traveling
– Medication management, including refilling and pre-pouring
– Post-surgery care
– Geriatric care
– Infusion therapy and hydration
– Mechanical ventilation, tracheostomies, and ventilator care
– Wound care, including Wound VAC
– Pleuavacs and other drainage care
– Specimens and blood collection for labs
– Urinary catheter initial insertion and changing
– Colostomy and urostomy care and instruction
– Teaching and support
– Palliative or end-of-life care
– Parenteral nutrition via IV or PEG tube
– Coordination with physicians for updated orders
– Diabetes education and insulin administration
– Intramuscular and subcutaneous injections
– Bowel regimens
– A companion for medical or social appointments
– Home safety assessments and suggestions

– Emotional support
– Client-centric needs for safety such as PERS (Personal Safety Response Systems)
– Help navigating community resources and assistance
– Coordination with medical and non-medical day programs
– Safe, fun activities for clients and their caregivers
– Coordination of art and music therapy in the home environment

– Medication reminders
– Support with grooming, bathing, and dressing (also known as ADLs)
– Light housekeeping
– Meal preparation with diet compliance
– Supervision, transfers, and safety monitoring
– Help obtaining and recording vital signs
– Application of braces and prosthetics
– Companionship, cognitive stimulation, encouragement to exercise
– Assistance with active and passive range of motion programs
– Support going on walks with assistive devices
– Motivation and engagement, including client-assisted meal prep and board games
– Assistance with travel, errands, doctor appointments, and socialization