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VitalCaring Group-Private Care-Pascagoula
Non-MedicalPrivate care provides a solution when a patient requires individual care beyond that available through hospital staff, a nursing home or home health visit.Personalizing care for your loved one is one of the greatest gifts you can give them. With professionally trained and screened staff, you and your loved one dont have to face the daunting task of choosing an assisted living or nursing home and instead are allowed to focus on what matters most: each other. A private care nurse is on hand when the individual needs care the most, whether its just for a few hours a day or 24-hour care.Each patient receives a personal evaluation and a customized plan of care. Our private care staff ensures you or your loved one receive the care required while still maintaining independence.We want you to feel comfortable with your decision and with a large staff to choose from, you are sure to find someone to complement your personality. We also handle scheduling, so someone will always be there when you need them.We carefully screen all our home-care aides through our selection process. Our caregivers use their extensive education and experience to provide the best of personal care.Our private care staff provides:Assistance with personal careBathingDressingFeedingToiletingPrepare meals and track nutritionCompanionshipRelief for the patients family or caregiverAssist with transfers and ambulationComplete errands and/or grocery shoppingAccompany patient to doctor appointmentsKeep home organizedRemind patient to take medicationsAssist in pet careLight housekeepingLaundryTake out trashChange bed linens
VitalCaring Group-Home Health-Pascagoula
Home HealthHome Health provides skilled medical care for an illness or injury. Whether you or your loved one need assistance after a hospital stay, seek long-term care for a chronic condition or just require support with daily activities, Kare-In-Home Health will provide the right care specialized for your specific needs.Our home health staff consists of highly trained registered nurses, therapists, social workers and home-care aides.We have nurses available after hours and weekends to provide you with the optimal level of care. No nursing home required.You and your loved ones will have peace of mind knowing that the very best care is being implemented in a safe and secure setting your own home.Our home health care staff provides:IV TherapyMental HealthWound CarePhysical TherapyOccupational TherapySpeech TherapyPersonal Hygiene and BathingTelemonitoring Services
VitalCaring Group-Hospice-Wiggins
HospiceVitalCaring Group Hospice is your ally. Our team is in place to provide the physical, mental and spiritual support you and your family needs.VitalCaring Hospice is there every step of the way. We can provide guidance to help you make the right decision for you and your family. Whether or not hospice is the right choice is personal and will vary from patient to patient. However, hospice does require a physicians recommendation, so early referral is extremely beneficial. In fact, studies have shown that transitioning to hospice during the last 6090 days of life expectancy allows patients to feel more in control, allows for better pain and symptom management, and reduces the need for continued hospital stays and re-admittance. Choosing hospice does not mean giving up. It allows you to enjoy the quality of life you deserve. We will listen to your concerns and develop a plan that takes your wishes into account. If a patient is active, we do everything possible to allow him or her to continue engaging in the hobbies and activities they enjoy.Our hospice care staff provides:Patient~s PhysicianMedical DirectorRegistered NurseCertified Nursing AssistantSocial WorkerChaplainBereavement CounselingVolunteer Services
VitalCaring Group-Private Care-Lucedale
Non-MedicalPrivate care provides a solution when a patient requires individual care beyond that available through hospital staff, a nursing home or home health visit.Personalizing care for your loved one is one of the greatest gifts you can give them. With professionally trained and screened staff, you and your loved one dont have to face the daunting task of choosing an assisted living or nursing home and instead are allowed to focus on what matters most: each other. A private care nurse is on hand when the individual needs care the most, whether its just for a few hours a day or 24-hour care.Each patient receives a personal evaluation and a customized plan of care. Our private care staff ensures you or your loved one receive the care required while still maintaining independence.We want you to feel comfortable with your decision and with a large staff to choose from, you are sure to find someone to complement your personality. We also handle scheduling, so someone will always be there when you need them.We carefully screen all our home-care aides through our selection process. Our caregivers use their extensive education and experience to provide the best of personal care.Our private care staff provides:Assistance with personal careBathingDressingFeedingToiletingPrepare meals and track nutritionCompanionshipRelief for the patients family or caregiverAssist with transfers and ambulationComplete errands and/or grocery shoppingAccompany patient to doctor appointmentsKeep home organizedRemind patient to take medicationsAssist in pet careLight housekeepingLaundryTake out trashChange bed linens
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Common Misperceptions about Hospice
Hospice is often a tough topic to discuss. Lack of information, misunderstandings and fear often prevent people from taking advantage of end of life care. Heres a look at some of the common misperceptions about hospice.False: Hospice is a place.True: Hospice care takes place wherever the patient calls home, including long term and assisted living facilities. False: Hospice is only for patients in their final days of life or have given up hope.True: Hospice is about living life as fully as possible. In fact, patients and families receive the greatest benefit when hospice care is started early. Each patient and his caregivers receive individualized care that meets their physical, emotional and spiritual needs. Hospice care focuses on caring, not curing, and neither hastens nor prolongs the dying process.False: Hospice is only for cancer patients.True: More than 50% of patients have a diagnosis other than cancer. A large number of our patients have end-stages of chronic diseases such as emphysema, COPD, Alzheimers and neuromuscular disease. False: Hospice means giving up control.True: The hospice team will sit down with the patient and family to create a care plan to address each patients needs. The control in almost all instances rests with the patient and the family.False: Hospice over medicates the patient which causes them to die sooner.True: One of the primary goals of hospice care is to make the patient comfortable, pain free and as alert as possible.False: Hospice is too expensive. I cant afford it.True: Hospice services are covered under the Medicare Part A, Medicaid and most private insurances. This benefit covers the hospice teams services, medications, supplies and equipment related to a patients life-limiting illness. Hospice staff will work with patients, families, insurance providers and other resources to ensure the patient receives all the benefits available.False: Hospice makes you give up your primary doctor and all treatments.True: The hospice team will work closely with your chosen primary physician to develop your plan of care. And while hospice does focus on treating symptoms rather than curative medicine, the decision to halt medication is usually left up to the patient. Most patients choose to stop taking curative medication because of the discomfort they may cause.Editors Note: This article was submitted by Kare-In-Home. Please reach out to them at info@kareinhome.com or call 251-246-2727.