Am I able to get a caregiver just to help me bath?

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Am I able to get a caregiver just to help me bath?

Yes, we have a number of licensed caregivers able to provide clients with a one hour bath visit. Whether a client is in need of a bath for soaking or a shower, families and client's alike can feel good knowing personal hygiene has been attended to. For some clients that may be hesitate in starting care, a bath visit can be a great way to give home care a try.

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What is custodial care?

Understanding the Meaning of Custodial Care in a Home Setting

When using a long term care policy, custodial care means non-skilled long term care services. Assistance with daily living such as transfer assistance, bathing and feeding are just a few example of non medical custodial care.

Can a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) or Home Health Aide (HHA) change a gauze bandage around my ankle?

In the State of Florida an aide can only change a non sterile bandage. If a patient asks for assistance and the doctor's order requires a sterile dressing than this is considered skilled nursing care and requires both a script from a physician and an LPN or higher. Only non sterile applications apply to the scope of a home health aide's or a certified nursing assistant's license.

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24-Hour Home Care

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Live-In Home Health Care

Caring for the Elderly Who Desire to Age in the Comfort of Their Own Home Live-in care offers numerous benefits for seniors in Florida, including: Comfort and familiarity: Live-in care allows seniors to remain in the comfort and familiarity of their own home, which can help reduce anxiety and promote a sense of independence. Personalized …

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Paying for In-Home Care

Most families are not prepared when it comes to coordinating a caregiver in the home. Often times families do not know if services are covered by Medicare or secondary insurance. Private duty also known as custodial care is considered non medical home..

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