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Licensed by the State of Florida
Agency for Health Care Administration
License Number: 299992558
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Boca Home Health determines the caregiver's ability to deal effectively and confidently with people of different backgrounds and various degrees of illnesses. We take special efforts to ensure that our caregivers are competent, sympathetic and fully qualified to provide superior care.
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Registered Nurse Complex wound care Case management IV Therapy Enemas Client Assessments Family/client health instruction Gastric tube feedings Foley catheter care/insertion Trach care/suctioning Bowel and bladder training Colostomy care/irrigation |
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Licensed Practical Nurse Change Dressings Injections Test Blood Sugars Medication administration Application of hot/cold compress |
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Home Health Aide Personal Care (bathing, dressing, grooming, hygiene) Medication reminders Assistance with mobility Transportation Maintaining a clean, safe environment |
Homemaker Services Clean kitchen and dishes Change linens/make beds Dust and vacuum Launder/iron clothes Shopping Run errands Grocery shopping |
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Companion Services Additional Services |
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Hourly • Daily • Weekly • Live-In |
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| Registered Nurses (RN) | Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN) | Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA) | Home Health Aides (HHA) |
| Sitters/Companion | Physical Therapists | Occupational Therapists | Speech Therapists |
Certified Nursing Assistant CNA
CNA's have a nursing assistant
certificate. A person receiving care from a CNA must be under the care
of a physician. CNA’s assist with bathing, dressing, toileting,
grooming, eating, physical transfer and those normal daily routines the
client/patient could perform for him or herself were he or she is
physically capable. The CNA can also perform all the services of a
companion or homemaker and is available hourly, for shift-work or on a
live-in basis.
HHA’s have a certificate from a state certified school with at least 40 hours of training. A person receiving care from a HHA must be under the care of a physician. HHA’s assist with bathing, dressing, toileting, grooming, eating, physical transfer, and those normal daily routines the client/patient could perform for him or herself were he or she physically capable. The HHA can also perform all the services of a homemaker and is available hourly, for shift-work or on a live-in basis.
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)
LPN’s have a practical nurse license and are under the supervision of
our registered nurse or a physician. A LPN maintains the medical plan of
treatment created by the registered nurse and approved by the physician.
A LPN can also perform the services of a CNA and homemaker.
Registered Nurse (RN)
RN’s are licensed and maintain clinical records for clients receiving nursing care. A RN develops medical plans for treatment and can maintain them or supervise their maintenance. The RN supervises LPN’s, CNA’s , and HHA’s. The RN can manage client medications and is available on an hourly, shift, or live-in basis.
Physical therapists may work independently or in cooperation with other members of the health care team to promote optimal health. They play a vital role in the rehabilitation of movement related dysfunction following injury or disease, as well as the facilitation of wellness in healthy population.
Physical therapists are a culturally diverse group of professionals that work with all age groups in multicultural populations: infants, children, adolescents, young adults, mature adults and older adults. From initial examination and evaluation through discharge of a patient or client, the physical therapist’s responsibility is to work with the individual to ensure maximal physical function.
Occupational Therapist
Occupational therapists help redesign people's lives and environments so they can function to their maximum in the activities or occupations that are important to them. Opportunities in occupational therapy are limitless!. Occupational therapists work with a wide variety of individuals from infants, to older adults; individuals with psychiatric and/or physical impairments, well individuals who have had interruptions in their day-to-day functioning, injured workers, premature babies, and individuals who are homeless, among others.
Speech Therapist (Speech-language pathologist)
Speech-language pathologists work with people who cannot produce speech sounds, or cannot produce them clearly; those with speech rhythm and fluency problems, such as stuttering; people with voice disorders, such as inappropriate pitch or harsh voice; those with problems understanding and producing language; those who wish to improve their communication skills by modifying an accent; and those with cognitive communication impairments, such as attention, memory, and problem solving disorders. They also work with people who have swallowing difficulties.
Speech, language, and swallowing difficulties can result from a
variety of causes including stroke, brain injury or deterioration,
developmental delays or disorders, learning disabilities, cerebral
palsy, cleft palate, voice pathology, mental retardation, hearing loss,
or emotional problems. Problems can be congenital, developmental, or
acquired. Speech-language pathologists use qualitative and quantitative
assessment methods, including standardized tests, as well as special
instruments, to analyze and diagnose the nature and extent of speech,
language, and swallowing impairments. Speech-language pathologists
develop an individualized plan of care, tailored to each patient’s
needs. For individuals with little or no speech capability,
speech-language pathologists may select augmentative or alternative
communication methods, including automated devices and sign language,
and teach their use. They teach these individuals how to make sounds,
improve their voices, or increase their oral or written language skills
to communicate more effectively. They also teach individuals how to
strengthen muscles or use compensatory strategies to swallow without
choking or inhaling food or liquid. Speech-language pathologists help
patients develop, or recover, reliable communication and swallowing
skills so patients can fulfill their educational, vocational, and social
roles.
Sitters/Companions
Sitters and Companions are simply that. They help patients with everyday tasks that allow them to live independently - no matter where they call home. From a few hours a day up to 24 hours per day, seven days days a week. Sitter and Companions are available on holidays and weekends.
Licensed by the State of Florida - Agency for Health Care Administration
(# 299992558), Boca Home Health accepts private pay and many insurance
policies. Please call 561-862-6072 or
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request more information.
Boca Home Health supports residents throughout Palm Beach, Indian River, Martin, Okeechobee and St. Lucie counties.
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