Home Health and Hospice Care Resources
How to Prepare for Home Health Surgery Recovery
There are many concerns and worries when it comes to a major healthcare procedure like surgery. Most find themselves concerned with the surgery itself and everything going well, but neglect to think of the recovery. Those that do think about the post-surgery recovery often focus on making sure they aren’t bored in the days and weeks of recovery to come. However, proper post-surgery care and [...]
How to Prevent Infectious Disease Spread with Home Healthcare
COVID-19 continues to strain America and the American Healthcare System. Hospitals and traditional medical care facilities are overburdened by coronavirus cases, leaving non-coronavirus patients without appropriate care in some instances. And those patients forced to visit the hospital take an unnecessary risk of exposure to COVID-19 to receive adequate health care. Home healthcare offers a way to prevent the spread of infectious disease. In-Home Healthcare [...]
In-Home Hospice Care Advantages
When choosing a hospice care option for your loved one, you will need to decide on a facility or an in-home hospice care option. There are many advantages to choosing an in-home care service. Provista Healthcare provides in-home hospice care, to improve your loved one’s quality of care and quality of life. In-Home Care is Cost Effective Provista Healthcare offers in-home hospice service. There are [...]
In-Home Health Care, More Than You Think
What comes to mind when you think of in-home health care? Is it a senior living alone that needs around-the-clock help to accomplish daily living tasks? That is the image that jumps to many people’s minds when they hear “in-home health care.” And while that is a part of it, in-home health care is so much more. Provista Home Health Care helps adult patients young [...]
Hospice at Home Evaluation Checklist: Is it Time for Hospice?
Hospice care can prolong your loved one’s quality of life in the face of a terminal illness. Many family members wait too long to elect hospice service, increasing the pain and discomfort of their loved one. Use this checklist to discuss with your medical caregiver the right course of action for your loved one.
How Home Health Care Can Serve You
You’re an independent person. You live by yourself, or with a significant other who has a full-time occupation. Due to illness, injury, or surgery you find yourself recovering at home. Often without someone to provide assistance. No problem, you’re a self-sufficient person. But, how many daily tasks can you really do by yourself while you recover? It may be fewer than you think. Here’s just one possible day of everyday activities you may have difficulty facing without home health care assistance.
