Whether you or a loved one requires care related to sickness, injuries, post-op care, or chronic illness, Indiana HomeCare Services can provide Skilled Nursing, Therapy, and Aide services in the comfort of your own home. Indiana HomeCare Services excels at providing holistic healthcare and prevention of hospital re-admissions.
Our services include: IV infusions, lab draws, PICC line/PORT maintenance, tube feeding monitoring, catheter maintenance, wound care, wound vac maintenance and care, and disease maintenance and monitoring (such as Diabetes, CHF, COPD, Renal Failure, hypertension). Our team will collaborate with your primary care physician or any specialist physician on your team to make sure that the best care is provided to you or your loved one.
Our services include: IV infusions, lab draws, PICC line/PORT maintenance, tube feeding monitoring, catheter maintenance, wound care, wound vac maintenance and care, and disease maintenance and monitoring (such as Diabetes, CHF, COPD, Renal Failure, hypertension). Our team will collaborate with your primary care physician or any specialist physician on your team to make sure that the best care is provided to you or your loved one.
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At Indiana HomeCare Services, our care is defined by our clinical expertise and the compassion we deliver every day - one patient at a time. For over 10 years, more than 500 patients and their family members have turned to us for care and comfort during difficult times. Excellence, Integrity, Commitment, Teamwork and a strong sense of Community are our core values.
Caring for a loved one can be stressful. It can interfere with your work, your personal relationships, and even your ability to care for your loved one. If you are struggling, home care may be the answer. Home health is a wide range of health care services that can be given in your home.
Home health care is often recommended following an acute inpatient or rehabilitation facility stay or if you have a medical condition, an injury, or have undergone surgery that requires ongoing teratment and assessment.Licensed professional staff provides direct care to you and teaching to you and/or your caregiver enabling you to recover and be as independent as possible in your home.
Home health care is often recommended following an acute inpatient or rehabilitation facility stay or if you have a medical condition, an injury, or have undergone surgery that requires ongoing teratment and assessment.Licensed professional staff provides direct care to you and teaching to you and/or your caregiver enabling you to recover and be as independent as possible in your home.
The patient-centered medical home (PCMH) is a coordinated, team-based approach to delivering your health care services. We are always striving to improve and invite our patients and their families to share their ideas and opinions.
Our primary care physicians are the hub of all relevant care needs of the patient and manage a team of care coordinators and other non-physician providers that not only coordinate care within the walls of our patient's homes, but seamlessly transfer patients across multiple entities that may include community care, labs, specialists and hospitals.
Our primary care physicians are the hub of all relevant care needs of the patient and manage a team of care coordinators and other non-physician providers that not only coordinate care within the walls of our patient's homes, but seamlessly transfer patients across multiple entities that may include community care, labs, specialists and hospitals.
There are several ways to get needed home care. New programs are constantly being developed for people who don't have medical insurance, or whose medical benefits have been exhausted. In many cases, a home healthcare nurse instructs a family member - or members - on how to care for patients. They'll also provide family members with a list of community groups that are available to help them, either free of charge, or at nominal cost.
The residence can be a private home or assisted living facility. The home health services typically include skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, medical social work and in-home aide. Home health may also include medical equipment and supplies. Medicare, Medicaid and many private insurance plans have a home health benefit.
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