In-Home Care
Home Health Services
Home health is a wonderful service that can be 100% reimbursed by Medicare for individuals requiring a skilled service in their home. This can include therapy services such as: physical, occupational and speech. It also can include skilled nursing service where a registered nurse visits your home to provide quality medical care. Some reasons an individual can utilize home health services are: repeated falls, a recent hospitalization, recent surgery
What makes Georgetown Living Home Health unique is our emphasis on caring for individuals with Alzheimer’s Disease and dementia. Every single one of our therapists and nurses are specifically trained for the unique challenges that a patient with Alzheimer’s and dementia can present.
Georgetown Living Home Health is proud to be accredited through the Community Health Accreditation Program. A rigorous governing body the ensures that we deliver top-notch care.
For more details about our Home Health services, please visit GLHomeHealth.com
In-Home Companion Services
Some individuals with Alzheimer’s and dementia are not quite ready for a full-time community. Therefore, Georgetown Living Companions is a unique service that provides our specially trained caregivers into an individual’s home.
The Georgetown Living Companion difference is that all of our caregivers are rigorously trained and tested in our community before they enter a family’s home. They undergo complete vetting and training according to our unique dementia training program. Additionally, we maintain a very small pool of clients. There is continual oversight by our clinical and management team in order to ensure that your loved one is receiving the absolute best in-home care service.
Our caregivers can help with:
Assisting with daily showers
Assisting with meal time
Carrying out activities for stimulation
Ensuring safety of the resident while caregiver is away
Providing the primary caregiver with some rest and relaxation
Contact us today regarding any of your in-home care needs.
