Services

• Basic Supervision and Protective oversight 
• Accompany client to recreational activities 
• Upkeep and cleanliness of the home to include:
  • Pick up mail
  • Sorting, and organizing
  • Transportation to doctor's appointments and Outing
  • Meal preparation and serving
  • Light housekeeping: 
  • Kitchen clean up, Emptying trash/set trash out for pick up
  • Laundry and Ironing services
  • Shopping and errand services
  • Medication reminders
  •  Walking companion
  • Packing and unpacking

• Shampoo/ Mouth care
• Dressing
• Grooming
• Comb or brush hair 
• Skin care
• Perineal care
• Change adult briefs 
• Assist with bedpan 
• Assist with urinal 
• Assist with commode 
• Reposition bed-bound client to prevent skin breakdown
• Assist with active range-of-motion activities
• Transfers
• Ambulation 
• Feeding
• Assist to bathroom 
• Assist with self-administered medication, REMINDERS ONLY
• Limit or encourage fluids/ record food intake 
• Record urinary output
• Bed bath/ shower chair/ tub bath 
• Apply lotion to back/feet

• Assistance with organization, IE: with paperwork, household items, schedule of activities etc.
• Acute care
• Medication administration and management 
• Wound care
• Pain management 
• Educating Direct Care, Direct Care Staff, and Client regarding disease management 
• Management of specific conditions, such as congestive heart failure/diabetes/disease management treatments
• Medication Reconciliation 
• Administering of oral medications 
• Assistance with insulin 
• Removing fecal impaction 
• Monitoring/changing feeding tubes
• Providing bladder care to include Foley catheter 
• Collecting specimens (blood, urine, stool, or sputum) as ordered by the client's primary physician.
• Providing wound care (may include teaching and training of the wound care to Family member/client)
• Changing sterile dressings 
• Fluids managing through tube feeding 
• Bowel Program and record monitoring 
• Sterile irrigation or replacement 
• Nutritional Counseling 
• Assessment Ostomy Management 
• Managing urine catheters 
• Insulin injections 
• Monitoring/documenting vital signs
• Ensure that IV lines are maintained 
• Evaluate diagnostic tests to identify and assess client's conditions
• Educated clients to improve health and manage their conditions 
• Monitors medical equipment, if applicable in client's home & monitor client's health or vitals & starts IVs, administers oral or medication and answers a client question 
• Medication Management/ Intravenous therapy: antibiotics 
• Use skilled & medical nursing techniques as necessary to provide treatments & service

• Hospital Sitters & Fall risk care
• Out of hospital recovery patients 
• Rehab patients
• Wheelchair and bedridden patients
• Stroke Victims 
• Dementia/Alzheimer care
• Cancer
• Hospice at home 
• Parkinson care
• Hourly to 24 hour care

Love Home Care nurses can serve your loved ones wherever care is needed, including:

• Private Residence 
• Hospital 
• Skilled Nursing Facility/Nursing Home
• Rehabilitation FacilIty 
• Assisted Living Facility