Comfort Home Care provides comprehensive support with Activities of Daily Living to recovering sick or injured individuals in Montgomery and Prince George’s County, MD and Washington, D.C. Professional support from our Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs), Certified Geriatric Assistants (GNAs), and Home Health Aides (HHAs) enable people who are recovering from sickness, injury, or mobility limitations, to receive the in-home care assistance they require in order to continue living a full and happy life from home, an assisted living facility, or a nursing home. During the process of determining which in-home care agency is right for you or your loved one’s particular situation, here are some questions to consider:
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- Who is sick, injured, or physically limited enough to need in-home non-medical assistance with Activities of Daily Living, and what activities might they need help with?
- Is an in-home care agency capable and qualified to meet the specific wants and needs of the recovering sick or injured individual?
When is Sick/Injured In-Home Care Needed?
The recovery process can be a short ordeal or it can endure for months while the body is healing and getting back to normal. Unfortunately, one of the more traumatic events associated with recovering from sickness or injury is the discomfort of being away from the home environment. Oftentimes, a recovering individual may need intensive or specialized medical attention that requires a stay at a hospital or care facility. For when the recovery process can occur mostly at an individual’s home, there may be a multitude of Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) that are unable occur without professional support from a in-home care professional.
Perhaps you or a loved one is recovering from sickness or injury and some extra caregiving help is needed in the house in various ways throughout the day. A spouse or another loved one could be around to help with some of the aspects of caring for a recovering sick or injured individual, but may need to keep going to work for the rest of the day. Meanwhile, a recovering sick or injured person requires some degree of specialized attention and support to accomplish normal Activities of Daily Living throughout home such as cooking and eating, cleaning and house chores, or bathing and going to the bathroom.
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Our In-Home Care for Services for Recovering Individuals
Comfort Home Care offers customizable and completely flexible in-home care services and ADL support in Montgomery and Prince George’s County, MD and Washington, D.C. Comfort Home Care’s Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs), Certified Geriatric Assistants (GNAs), or Home Health Aides (HHAs) can steadily increase the quality-of-life for recovering sick or injured individuals by helping them live more comfortably and independently safe from a familiar home setting or care facility.
ADLs Support and Assistance
It is always important for our team members to achieve the trust of those we serve. We cover every detail to ensure that individuals under our care feel comfortable and attended to. Comfort Home Care seeks to provide clients and families peace of mind with the level of care the client and our team decides to implement. Scheduling a complimentary evaluation in your home will carefully determine the levels of care and ADL assistance needed during a sick or injured individual’s recovery process.
Our in-home care professionals can support recovering sick or injured individuals with fulfillment of the six major types of Activities of Daily Living are outlined below:
Eating
Access to a healthy diet is very important for sick and injured individuals in order to help strengthen and support the central nervous system during the recovery process. Our team members can prepare nutritious and delicious meals, assist with the act of feeding, and clean up everything afterwards.
Bathing and Hygiene
Sick or injured individuals may need extra assistance with bathing and keeping up with normal personal hygiene activities such as oral care and skin care. People who remain in bed or in a wheelchair are at a certain risk for accumulating bedsores which can be an issue that we can work to prevent and resolve. Our CNAs, GNAS, and HHAs will facilitate the daily bathing needs of an individual while promoting consistent personal hygiene.
Dressing
Our in-home care services allow for time for the clients to do as much self-dress as they can for themselves, and if applicable, allow them to select the clothing they would be wearing that day. If they can put clothing on but only need help for buttons or shoes, we try to have multiple wardrobe choices available.
Grooming
Ready for a new haircut but haven’t been able to make it to the salon? Hair needs to be clean, cut, trimmed, or shaved based on the client’s needs and preferences. We can manage the general requests of grooming.
Mobility
Our in-home care professionals can assist getting around the house, and also with light stretching and walking.
Toileting/Continence
Sickness and injury can prevent someone from accessing the bathroom alone. Our CNAs, GNAS, and HHAs understand the complexities of the recovery process and are capable of carefully transporting a client to and from the bathroom. We provide incontinence care which could include changing adult diapers and emptying catheter drainage bags.
Benefits of In-Home Care for Sick/Injured Individuals
Comfort Home Care’s efforts focus on directly supporting primary caregivers and family members. Satisfying the entire range of ADL needs for a sick or injured family member involves several worries and fears for any caregiver because there is a wide variety of accompanying details and challenges of care to consider. Our comprehensive in-home care services work to alleviate much of the anxiety and stress often associated with full or part-time caregiving.
Support from our experienced aides can help family caregivers to make more time to dedicate attention to some of life’s other important responsibilities outside of caregiving duties. Comfort Home Care attempts to make life simplified and more manageable for everyone involved in the care plan by sharing those crucial caregiving responsibilities which support a sick or injured individual to live safely, healthily, and comfortably from home during the recovery process.
Why You Should Choose Comfort Home Care
Comfort Home Care has been providing Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs), Geriatric Nursing Assistants (GNAs) and Home Health Aides (HHAs), licensed by the state of Maryland, since 1999. Our exceptional aides are caring and sincere professionals that utilize their depth of expertise for accomplishing an individual’s ADLs.
Our Focus on People Centered Care
Comfort Home Care runs on the philosophy of People Centered Care. People Centered Care focuses on putting clients and their families at the front and center of all decisions relevant to care. People Centered Care is the practice of caring for the individual human in entirety rather than an individual’s diagnosis. People Centered Care sees our clients and primary caregivers as equal cooperators in assessing and maintaining levels of care to ensure it is effectively suitable for all situations for a period of time. We carefully strive to understand the client’s various concerns, hobbies, preferences, and the activities they wish to continue while under our care – allowing us to pair our clients with a well-matched professional caregiver.
Getting Started With In-Home Care
Choosing in-home care services for yourself or a sick or injured loved one is a critical decision. Comfort Home Care empowers recovering sick or injured individuals and their families to make a well-informed decision regarding in-home care by providing a complimentary evaluation to our client’s location. The steps in our evaluation process are listed below.
We begin our evaluation with one of our Registered Nurses (RN), our Director of Nursing, Company Representative and Director of Care, in order to effectively assess the client’s specific requirements and goals, all in one visit.
After the evaluation is completed, our RN will then create a personalized care plan that will satisfy each of the client’s needs.
Next, we match the care provider to the client’s personality and specific needs in hopes that the client will thrive through developing a warm therapeutic bond with the caregiver.
Request a Free In-Home Care Evaluation Today!
Your family deserves the most capable and experienced team of personable in-home care professionals in the area. If you are interested in-home care services for a loved one who is recovering from illness or injury and would like more information on the experienced and comprehensive in-home care we provide, call or send us a message online today to discuss your complimentary evaluation.