- Critical Care
- Maternal / Child Care
- Home Laboratory Tests
- Caregiver Training and Education
- Skilled Nursing Visit (RN)
- Skilled Nursing Visit (LPN)
- Private Duty Nursing (HHA, PCA, LPN, and RN)
- Private Duty Newborn Care
- Home Health Nursing Visits
- Specialized Nursing
- Registered Nursing (RN) Intermittent Care
- Registered Nursing (RN) Critical Care
- Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN) Critical Care
Our Caregiver Training and Education Program provides both our clients and their caregivers the education and training needed at home to manage their various disease processes. We provide videos, literature, photos and other information that guide and support our clients. There are many ways to educate our clients and their caregivers:
- We recommend them to read books, attend workshops, and consult their health care professionals. This helps educate you about the disease process.
- We emphases the key areas such as communication skills, safety issues, learning caregiver techniques. The ability to manage behavioral problems as well as the Activity of Daily Living (ADL’s) are very important components of caregiver and family training.
- We teach them ways to adjust their expectations, to be kind, respectful, and patient both to caregivers the clients.
- It is important to be sensitive to your love one’s experience and feelings.
- We provide respite care to avoid the caregiver being burned out. We advise caregivers to join support groups, make time for themselves, do other things beyond caregiving.
- We teach other techniques to reduce stress and maintain physical and mental health. Seek medical assistance where necessary.
- We encourage caregivers to discuss their unique situations with our professionals, friends, family members and support systems.
- Do things of interest such as things that stimulate different activities.
- We teach how to communicate effectively with physicians, be involved in loved one’s medical care.
- Assist with clear understanding of the progression of the disease, address concerns and treatment options.
- Provide information and consider wishes regarding end-of-life issues.
- The Nurses visit clients in the clients home
- The Nurses determine their own hours
- Assist clients with blood pressure and other vital signs
- Oversee clients well being as to their nutritional status and other things
- Administer injections
- Teach medicine side effects and diabetic care
- Restore to nursing
- Assess pain
We use Registered Nurses (RNs), Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) and/or Licensed Vocational Nurses (LVNs) to provide skilled nursing services. This group does Health Status assessments, and other skilled tasks like teaching and treatment, assisting clients and families in skilled nursing issues, acting as advocates for the patients, taking samples for lab tests, wound care and dressing changes, nutritional counseling, medication set up, training and compliance, ostomy car, teaching and more.
Examples of Skilled Nursing Services Provided
- Assessment / Evaluation
- Patient / Family Education
- Psychiatric / Mental Health Home Care
- Enterostomal / Wound Management
- Medical / Surgical Care
- Diabetic Management
- Vital Signs / Monitoring Medication
- Catheter Care Injections
Supervision of HHA / PCA, all supervised under the direction of a licensed professional
Do not forget to contact us at:
933 University Avenue West
St. Paul, MN 55104
Phone: 651-645-4537
Fax: 651-645-4358
Email: health@safetycareincmn.com
We will do a free evaluation and assessment to determine your needs for Home Health Care Services. Our Home Care Team is ready to come out to your home. Just give us a call. What is the cost to you? We will bill your insurance, Medicare, Medicaid or any other pay source, we also accept private payment.
