Skilled Nursing Care for Seniors
As seniors age, they face a unique set of challenges during
their day-to-day life. What used to be simple will become more difficult, which
can be incredibly frustrating for elderly people who have spent the majority of
their life functioning independently. Things like bathing, cleaning, and going
up and down the stairs will eventually require the help of a loved one, a
caregiver, or a nurse, and there is no one-size-fits-all approach for these
seniors who need a little extra assistance.
For most seniors, there are multiple options when it comes
to their living situation. These might include remaining in their home, moving
in with family members, or living in a skilled nursing facility. Having more
options available makes personalized care for seniors easier because you are
more likely to find a model of care that matches your personal, unique needs
and wants, as well as your personality. While
each has its pluses, there are a number of compelling benefits associated with
joining other elders in a shared living environment where skilled nursing care
is available. Personal
Healthcare, founded by Ephraim Zagelbaum, tailors support to your individual
preferences, whether you’d like help bathing, getting ready in the morning,
managing your medications, moving around in your suite (transferring to or from
a wheelchair or walker), or getting to activities and dining throughout the
residence.
Skilled nursing care is a high level of medical care that
must be provided by trained individuals, such as registered nurses and
physical, speech, and occupational therapists. These services can be necessary
over the short term for rehabilitation from an illness or injury, or they may
be required over the long term for patients who need care on a frequent or
around-the-clock basis due to a chronic medical condition. Under the leadership of EphraimZagelbaum, Personal Healthcare provides typical senior living services, with
the addition of a high level of medical care, usually found in a hospital
setting. With a skilled care provider onsite, you can be assured
that you’ll get prompt attention for your medical needs, even if your needs
change.
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