Neurological care
Our clinicians understand that strokes, brain injuries, Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia or memory loss can be difficult on patients and their families. Our neurological care addresses the unique challenges of these conditions and is designed to support both patients and their loved ones.
Conditions or symptoms that can benefit from our care
CenterWell Home Health® supports patients with neurological conditions by promoting independence, ensuring continuity of care and enhancing overall well-being. Our personalized care allows patients to remain in a familiar environment while receiving the necessary support, which can result in improved outcomes and a higher quality of life.
Our clinicians take the time to teach you about your condition, help you manage your medications, and provide an activity and exercise program that meets your individual needs and goals. We also work with you and your healthcare provider to address potential problems before they turn into something serious.
You or your loved one may benefit from neurological care in the home if experiencing any of the following conditions:
- Mental confusion
- Safety issues or difficulty with mobility or balance
- Getting lost or wandering into unfamiliar locations
- Weakness or other issues following a stroke
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Our comprehensive approach to neurological care
We use evidence-based practices to care for those who are experiencing new or progressive neurological conditions. An important part of this care extends to family members, who play a vital role in the health of patients with these conditions. We center our care on the needs of each patient, offering treatment that aligns with their long-term health goals. We also support family members in understanding both the disease and how they can contribute to their care.
6 benefits of home healthcare services for neurological conditions
- Safety and comfort: We provide care in the comfort and safety of home, helping reduce stress and allowing patients to focus on their recovery. Our team will provide suggestions for home modifications to create a safe living environment and help prevent falls and accidents.
- Convenience and independence: Our team works to eliminate unnecessary hospital visits and provide patients with the tools they need for safe mobility and to remain independent at home.
- Family involvement and support: Our care team encourages the involvement of family members and loved ones in the patient's care. This support system can be crucial for emotional well-being and can also help with tasks such as medication management and maintaining meaningful relationships.
- Continuity of care: We work with the patient's primary healthcare provider to ensure seamless coordination and continuity of care. This collaboration helps optimize treatment plans and prevent any gaps in the patient's healthcare management.
- Rehabilitation and therapy: In addition to nursing, our services often include physical, occupational and speech therapy to meet the needs of patients recovering from neurological conditions. These therapies aim to improve overall independence.
- Monitoring and education: We monitor the patient's condition closely, providing ongoing assessments and education to both the patient and their families. We empower patients to participate actively in their own care by providing practical strategies for symptom management. We can also suggest lifestyle changes, like exercise and nutrition, to reduce the risk of neurological conditions.
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