This is where the distinction is made especially clear. Homecare is primarily non-medical assistance; Nursing Services is skilled clinical care performed by appropriately licensed professionals.
Skilled Nursing Visits
RN/LPN nursing visits based on the patient's clinical needs and authorized scope of practice
Health Assessments
Nursing assessments, vital signs, health observations, and monitoring.
Medication Management
Nursing support related to medication reconciliation, education, monitoring, and administration when authorized and appropriate.
Chronic Condition Support
Nursing monitoring and education for clients managing ongoing health conditions.
Post-Hospital Nursing Care
Clinical follow-up and monitoring after hospitalization or a medical procedure.
Wound Care
Assessment and treatment of appropriate wounds according to provider orders and the nurse's scope of practice
Injection Services
Administration of prescribed injectable medications when properly ordered and permitted.
Patient & Family Education
Education regarding care plans, medications, symptoms, and physician instructions
Care Coordination
Communication and coordination among patients, families, physicians, pharmacies, and other healthcare providers
Private-Duty Nursing
Individualized nursing support for clients requiring more extensive clinical assistance, if this is part of your licensed service model.
Request Nursing Services
Clinical intake/referral form for patients, families, physicians, discharge planners, or other referral sources.
