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Pro Home Care Services

 

Home Health Aides and Personal Care Assistants

 

Home Health Aides (HHA) assist clients who are unable to care for themselves or perform daily tasks such as cooking, cleaning, dressing, and bathing. They may also perform basic medical services such as checking vital signs, and preparation of prescribed diets. They may provide long-term care or intermittent care in the most compassionate fashion while adhering to the wants and needs of the client.

 

Personal Care Assistants (PCA) work at hospitals, nursing homes, private residences and other care facilities to help fulfill a patient’s basic needs. They work with patients of varying levels of independence and ability. PCA's frequently check up on patients to monitor their vital signs, help them move from place to place, deliver meals, feed patients, help them use the toilet and bathe. They communicate with patients about their symptoms and needs, reporting changes or concerns to other members of the patient’s care team. Personal Care Assistants provide companionship and social interaction to prevent patients from feeling isolated and recommend mental health resources.

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Both of these occupations hold similar daily tasks and are selected upon the needs of the client's and specific request. Each occupation holds its own duties and responsibilities.

 

Speech Therapy

 

Are you or your loved one having a hard time communicating your thoughts and needs? We have you covered. Speech Language therapy is meant to help patients with their articulatory needs. Speech Language Pathologists (SLP) evaluate identify and treat patients with voice/communication, airway and swallowing disorders. Speech language pathologists are specially trained in diagnosing and treating these conditions with a focus on the nonsurgical rehabilitation, therapy and individualized approaches to repair, maintain, and restore the voice, swallow, and airway function. Helping clients with various disorders is the end goal of speech therapists and will be worked on throughout sessions Our therapists will work with you and your schedule 

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Occupational and Physical Therapy  

 

If you’re living with a chronic condition that makes it difficult to walk or dress yourself, you’ll need help to regain strength, coordination, and balance, NYC Pro Home Care is ready to help. The best place to do this is where you feel most comfortable, and that’s why rehabilitation therapists from NYC Pro Home Care come to your home. Our highly-trained Physical therapists (PT), and Occupational Therapists (OT) combine the latest medical knowledge and the most up-to-date technologies with best-practice techniques and hands-on care to make sure you receive the exact treatment you need. Your therapist will work with you to develop goals for your recovery, and will work with your doctor and your MLTC nurse to create a plan of care that helps you develop the skills and confidence you need to regain independence.

 

Private Duty Nursing 

 

Private Duty Nurses are Registered Nurses (RNs) or Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) who meet state and federal licensing requirements. They assess and evaluate clients and provide services as indicated by the Plan of Care. Working collaboratively with the Director of Nursing (DON), they update and implement each client’s Plan of Care as appropriate. Private Duty Nurses keep clients healthy and improve the quality of their lives. They engage their clients’ family members to support the overall well-being of their clients. They advocate for their client’s needs with physicians and other ancillary providers. In some cases, they may work with a multidisciplinary team of caregivers to assure their clients receive the level of care and services they need to continue living safely and comfortably in their homes.