Home Health Care Chubbuck

Home health care consists of a wide range of services to help you feel taken care of in every aspect. Some of these services BRiO provides include:

Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapies

Whether you need help to regain strength and mobility after surgery or have a condition that hinders your speech or day-to-day tasks, we offer therapies to improve your function. This may look like:

• Physical therapists will provide a custom plan with manual therapy and exercises depending on what physical ailments you may be dealing with. Their goal is to help you achieve optimal physical health with whatever condition you have.
• If you have a condition where each day looks a little different and needs accommodations, occupational therapists can help you manage and grow during these changes.
• If you are dealing with a neurological disorder, a speech therapist can help not only regain your speech but also improve cognitive abilities and oral muscle function.

Nursing Care

Having a skilled and experienced nurse during your home health care experience will ensure you receive the proper treatment for your needs. They help with assessing conditions, providing pain management, and administering treatment. They will be with you every step of the way and can adapt your medical care if anything changes.

Orthopedic Care

If you deal with arthritis and joint pain, conditions such as muscular dystrophy, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, or fractures, orthopedic care can provide you with the treatment you need. We can create a personalized plan by conducting a thorough assessment of your condition, looking at your medical history, and discussing your goals for the future. This can help us provide the best care that can elevate your quality of life.

Social Work

We want to ensure you have access to the best possible resources in your area. We have medical social workers who understand the challenges people face, especially in the medical field. Whether you need help with finances, food, housing, or counseling, we can help you find just what you are looking for.

Mental and Emotional Support

Dealing with a physical ailment can often put a damper on your mental and emotional health. It often comes with feelings of loneliness and hopelessness. We are here to provide you with a support system that will help uplift, encourage, and show compassion for you. We can also connect you with counseling services if you need them.

Personal Care and Companionship

Personal tasks, such as getting dressed and bathing, can prove difficult when your abilities are limited. We ensure that you have help doing these daily tasks that can feel overwhelming or too much to do on your own. Having a caregiver present can also help you feel more comfortable, connected, and cared for. They can listen to your concerns, share a laugh with you, or simply be by your side.

As you come to understand all that home health care can offer, you may be wondering what a typical visit can look like. Knowing what to expect can eliminate any stress or uncertainty when it comes to your health. Ensure you have your medical history prepared before you begin in-home care.

The first visit will consist of the patient and medical professional getting to know one another and assessing the patient’s condition. After becoming acquainted and comfortable, they will discuss with you your medical history, current condition, symptoms, and goals you want to achieve. They will have brought all of the equipment and devices needed to complete the assessment.

They will then curate a personalized plan that will be most beneficial for you and your family, and make sure you understand it. These visits typically last anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour, depending on your needs and how many questions or concerns you have for them.

After your plan is created, they will continue to visit and follow up with you to see how you are improving with your plan. They may be able to adapt it if anything changes. Typically, these visits look like administering treatment, doing therapy, building a bond, and bringing up any further concerns.