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Right Choice Care LLC, we are dedicated to delivering top-notch care to homebound patients. Our services include, but are not limited to:
Skilled Nursing
- Patient observation and assessment
- Respiratory treatment
- In-dwelling catheter management
- Diabetic teaching
- Palliative care and pain management
- Blood draw and laboratory support
- Potential and enteral feedings
- Ostomy care
- Medication monitoring
- Patient/family health education
- Nutritional assessment and support
Patient Referral (When to Refer a Patient for Home Health)
- Patients needing dressing changes, monitoring of wounds following surgery
- Patients with hydration and nutrition problems
- TPN patients or family needs monitoring and instruction
- Patients requiring durable medical equipment may need physical therapy to train on the proper use of the equipment.
- Frequent Admissions to the Hospital
- Need for exercise to improve ambulation, mobility, independence, safety, circulation, or preparation for a prosthesis
- Bedbound patients requiring the teaching of the family to manage dependent patient
- Medications requiring monitoring (anticoagulants, antihypertensives, cardiac meds, analgesics, chemotherapeutic agents, etc.)
- Newly Diagnosed Medical Conditions or Complex, Debilitating Symptoms, require skilled monitoring, and/or health teaching.
- Terminal Illness with needs for Symptomatic Control – if not appropriate for hospice
- Pressure Ulcers
- Open wounds, ulcers, or burns
- Ostomies
- Newly Diagnosed or Poorly Controlled Diabetes
Being homebound means requiring significant effort and assistance to leave home and needing care intermittently. Patients may be considered homebound if they rarely leave home or do so for short periods, mainly for medical treatment.
A person is generally considered homebound if they:
- Have a condition from illness or injury that limits leaving home without:
- Supportive devices like crutches, canes, wheelchairs, or walkers
- Special transportation
- Assistance from another person
- Have a medical condition were leaving home is medically advised against.
A person is generally considered homebound if they:
1. Have a condition from illness or injury that limits leaving home without:
- Supportive devices like crutches, canes, wheelchairs, or walkers
- Special transportation
- Assistance from another person
2. Have a medical condition were leaving home is medically advised against.