Services

What services can Divine Home Care Offer?

Our services include but are not limited to:

  • Management and Evaluation of Patient Care
  • Observation and Assessment
  • Supportive Care/Education of Disease Process
  • Home Safety and Emergency Education
  • Medication Education
  • Assistance with ADLs
  • Nutrition Education
  • Restorative Therapies(Physical, Occupational and Speech)

Home Care for Older Adults (65+)

Medicare provides coverage for elderly patients who are 65yrs and above, who are struggling with management of chronic diseases and will benefit from supportive education of disease process. Disease education along with medication teaching can prevent a lot of complications that accompanied chronic disease like Hypertension, Diabetes, Arthritis, COPD, CHF, Falls etc). To qualify for this benefit, care must be ordered by a physician, patients must have the need for skilled nursing care or physical therapy, and patients must be confined to home.

Remember, when patients’ needs are too severe – they are too sick and will more than likely require daily care.  Therefore they may be deemed ineligible for intermittent home health care.

In many cases, home health care can be effectively used to:

  • Help Control Heart Disease
  • Combat Diabetes
  • Minimize the Effects of Lung Disease
  • Rehabilitate Stroke Victims
  • Manage ALS, Alzheimer’s and MS Patients
  • Treat Kidney and Urological Diseases
  • Provide Treatment for Joint Diseases and Falls
  • Control Infectious Diseases
  • Coordinate Care with primary care physicians simultaneous on patient’s Conditions
Skilled Nursing Services:
  • Observation and assessment of condition
  • Patient and family education of disease process
  • Management and evaluation of patient care plan
  • Medication education and management
  • Home safety education
  • Catheter care
  • Injections
  • IV therapy
  • Wound and Ostomy Carecare for surgical and/or pressure wounds, patient education on self care, and instruction for new colostomy patients.
  • Pain management
  • Diabetic care
Home Health Aide/Personal care: Assistance with Daily Living
  • Bathing/dressing
  • Transfer/ambulation
  • Light meal preparation
  • Light housekeeping
  • Grocery shopping
  • Medication reminder
  • Laundry
Physical Therapist

Assess and provide treatments that help patients to increase mobility, strength, balance, and coordination. Therapists also work with family and community resources to maximize the patient’s rehabilitation process. Physical therapist provide therapeutic exercises for hip and knee replacement, exercises to rebuild strength, balance and endurance in patients with limited mobility.

Occupational Therapist

Assess and treat patients in order to increase their self-help and homemaking skills. Occupational therapist instruct assist and retrain patient in activities of daily living, grooming and personal care especial after discharge from hospitals, injuries or strokes 

Speech – Language Therapist

Assess and perform treatments that help patients develop their language and speech skills to regain control and increase their communication. Therapists also teach patients and family members safe and appropriate swallowing techniques. 

Non-Medical Services – (Makes living at home easier)

Private Duty Services/Respite Care/Daily Living activities
  • Light housekeeping chores
  • Personal care (like toileting, bathing & grooming)
  • Meal prep/monitor intake
  • Assist to Pick up prescribed medications from pharmacy
  • Escort to doctor’s office (AIDES ARE NOT ALLOWED TO DRIVE PATIENT IN THEIR CAR OR PATIENTS CAR)
  • Home safety evaluations – which will be performed by our skilled services (Nursing/Therapy)
  • Lighten the loads of family caregivers
  • Talking and listening to patient to maintain quality of life
  • Medication reminders
  • Engage in activities such as crafts, art and board games
Companion Care Services
  • Light housekeeping; linen changes, sweeping/mopping, dusting/vacuuming, bathroom sanitization after patient, laundry
  • Errands: grocery shopping / pick up mail / pick up medications
  • Help in and out of bed
  • Reminders: Medications reminders / events /routine reminders or MD appointments.
  • Monitor medication intake/verbal encouragement
  • Preparing meals / assistance with feeding
  • Emotional care: companionship, accompanying on walks and outings as approved
  • Safety supervision to prevent wandering, memory support through meaningful activities that brings pleasure.
  • Cognitive stimulation: Engaging patients in activities that stir memories such as singing song or play music, arts and crafts or coloring ; enjoyable activities like baking, cooking, reading books or newspaper, household chores or gardening (supplies for activities are provided by client/family).
  • Home safety evaluation: to ensure patient safety and comfort