Social workers handling home health care understand that a disability, illness or injury resulting in long-term care poses a tremendous challenge to the family and the patient. Beyond losing physical functions and a reduced ability to handle everyday tasks, a loved one may also experience financial and economic pressures, social isolation and feelings of depression.
At MAS Home Care, our social workers and care providers are familiar with the course these conditions may take, as well as the prognoses and any therapeutic interventions required. When a loved one requires long-term care, we can help you to:
Establish a care plan that will continue beyond when the home care is no longer necessary.
Assist you and your loved ones with adapting and planning for the changing conditions and needs in the home, such as meeting personal needs and providing a safe living environment.
Provide recommendations for you and your loved one to remain safely inside of your home and avoid having to use institutional care.
Assist with advice and resources when there is no alternative beyond placement in a nursing home.
Plan and discuss any advance directives, such as living wills, health care proxies and a power of attorney.
At MAS Home Care, we have helped countless individuals make an informed decision about the level of services they require. With locations in Maine, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and New Hampshire, we are here to provide you with the long-term care needed. Our variety of available services, caring staff, positive results and stress-free setting, are just some of the reasons why so many choose MAS Home Care to provide for their long-term needs. If you or someone you love is disabled or chronically ill, and you need more information about your available options, give us a call for a free consultation.
Learn more at: http://mashomecare.com/
