Skilled

Nursing Support

"Raising the standard of care."

Skilled Nursing

(RN/LPN)

Lab draws.
Tube feeding.
Ostomy care.
End of life care.
Pain management.

Bowel and bladder.
Wound care and dressing change.
Infusion therapies and injections.
Central line and port maintenance.
Tracheotomy and ventilator care.

Prevention and treatment of skin care.
Medication management and administration.
Diabetic care and monitoring and insulin administration.
Other services as needed within the scope of practice.
Clinical assessment, execute plan-of-care, and evaluation of outcome.

Our Registered Nurses (RNs) and License Practical Nurses (LPN) can provide more skilled and complex nursing services to patients when medically required. Services may include, but are not limited to:

Residential Nursing

(RN/LPN)

Residential nursing services are services prescribed by a physician and consist of continuous nursing care provided by registered or licensed practical nurses, for recipients who require ongoing nursing intervention in a licensed residential facility, group, or foster home.

A nursing assessment may be performed to determine the need for the service or to evaluate the recipient for care plan development.

Private Duty Nursing

(RN/LPN)

Private duty nursing services are prescribed by a physician and consist of individual, continuous nursing care provided by registered or licensed practical nurses. Nurses must provide private duty nursing services.

Our Caregivers are readily available to provide personal care and household management services that enable our clients to safely maintain their independence, sense of well-being, and security in their own homes.

To be eligible for this service, a recipient must require active nursing
interventions on an ongoing basis. This service is provided on a one-to-one basis to eligible recipients.

Our team of care givers is trained to implement the whole-body approach by demonstrating four principles:

1.) Effective Communication

Verbal communication
Nonverbal communication
Visual communication

3.) Knowledge Enrichment

Teach client and family members on plan-of-care
Validate understanding between communications

2.) Emotional Support

We interact and socialize.
Listening to the client is important.
The ability to show empathy, compassion, and genuine concern for the client is our core.
Be respectful to client and family members at all times.

4.) Client Advocacy

Protect privacy, per HIPAA law.
To take proactive role in their own health care
Assist clients and families to make the best decisions.

Our Services

Reliable In-Home Care is committed to providing the best possible care to you and your loved ones. Our team of professional care givers are well-trained, experienced, and ready to provide you with the loving, patient care that you deserve.