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Journey Homecare is able to assist individuals with the daily activities they need in order to remain safe and healthy. Many seniors, as well as others, often need assistance showering, dressing, preparing breakfast and taking their medications. Help before bedtime, or even overnight, can also be important for seniors at home who often are more apprehensive at nighttime. Personal services are supervised regularly by a Registered Nurse.

Assistance with Activities of Daily Living

• (Bathing, Dressing, Grooming, Toileting)
• Meal Planning & Preparation
• Ambulation and Exercise based on established plan of care
• Light Housekeeping
• Hygiene Assistance
• Laundry
• Errands
• Ironing
• Grocery Shopping
• Escorting to Appointments
• Companionship and Conversation
• Socialization

Our CNAs/PCAs will visit you at home or in the living environment of your choice, provide custodial care and assist with activities of daily living (ADL’s). Our screened and certified care professionals will work under the direction of a Registered Nurse and follow a care plan that is recommended for you by your attending physician.

Our In-Home Personal Care Services Include, but are not limited to:

• Showering / Bathing
• Dressing
• Assistance with Ambulation
• Toileting
• Meal preparation
• Feeding assistance
• Medication reminders
• Light housekeeping
• Transfer/positioning assistance
• Post Hospital Assistance

 Home nursing care, also known as long-term nursing or home-based skilled nursing, is for seniors who need medical care for a chronic condition or disability. Professionals who provide home-based nursing care are either RNs (registered nurses) or LPNs (licensed practical nurses). While they may help with basic tasks of living, they often provide more specialized medical care, like dressing a wound, administering shots, or monitoring vitals.  

 Some tasks may be quite basic like:

• wound care
• trimming nails, 
• assisting with bathing, 
• and helping administer medications. 
• caring for patients who have a catheter, 
• tracheostomy, 
• or colostomy

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Journey Homecare will provide nursing care for both children and adults with high-tech nursing needs at home, school or anywhere in the community. Our Team of RNs and LPNs can provide up to 24 hours of care each day, 7 days a week depending on individual needs and physician orders. An individual nursing plan of care is developed for each patient and carried out by skilled nursing staff.

Our services include:

• Ventilator Support
• Tracheostomy Care
• Cerebral Palsy
• Medication Management
• G-Tube, G/J Tube, or N/G Tube
• ALS
• Muscular Dystrophies
• Spinal Cord Injury
• Transfer Assistance
• Ambulation Assistance
• Traumatic Brain Injury
• Personal Care
• Monitoring Vital Signs

 With “live in” caregiving, there is generally a main caregiver who works between 4 and 5 days each week, providing 24-hour care during this time. The caregiver is given an 8-hour period to sleep at night (with this type of care a bed must be provided). Although his / her sleep may be disrupted to provide care throughout the night. In addition, the caregiver is given a 4-hour break during daytime hours. During this break, another caregiver may or may not cover for the primary caregiver, depending on the care recipient, his / her needs, and the decision of the family. An alternative caregiver works the days the primary caregiver is off. 

 With “24-hour” caregiving, there will be two or three caregivers who work 8-12 hour shifts in the care recipient's home, providing "round the clock" care. This type of live in care is more appropriate for individuals who have higher care needs.  Alternately, a caregiver may provide daytime assistance, live in the home, and provide nighttime assistance on an “as needed” basis. 

Join our team and experience the journey of offering quality care to our clients and their families.   We enable career success by providing opportunities to thrive.  Looking for the following positions:

• Personal Care Assistant (PCA)
• Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
• Licensed Practicing Nurse (LPN)
• Registered Nurse (RN)
• Agency Director