What Allied Care Hospice Inc. can offer you!
- ACH Inc. goal is to achieve physical, emotional and spiritual comfort, allowing patient to retain as much autonomy and dignity as possible, thru the collaboration of the Hospice Care Team. This will enable the patient and loved ones understand the varying end stage disease process with as much support as possible.
care levels
Routine Home care
Routine Home care
Routine Home care
Intermittent care provided in the patient's home, SNF, Group Homes, Assisted Living or Retirement Facility.
CONtinuous care
Routine Home care
Routine Home care
Consists of hospice care for a minimum of 8 consecutive hours. This level of care utilized when patient develop acute medical symptoms in his/her residence which require more than routine home care for symptoms control.
In-patient care
Routine Home care
In-patient care
Utilized for the management of acute symptoms which can not be controlled in the home. In-patient care is to be delivered in Contracted Hospitals, SNF, or Sub-Acute Facilities.
Respite care
Routine Home care
In-patient care
Provides a brief relief (up to five consecutive days ) for the primary caregivers. Care is to be delivered in facility settings.
Caregiving team
Hospice medical director
Certifies the attending Physician's prognosis, leads the Hospice Team in developing a plan of care and provides consultation to the Attending Physician.
attending physician
Remains the patient's primary care Doctor and works as a member of the hospice team.
Registered nurse
Evaluates the patient's condition during regular scheduled visits. Coordinates the plan of care techniques and the use of medications and pain management.
chaplain
Initiates contact with patient and family to determine needs and provides spiritual support. Works as liaison with Clergy of individual's choice. Provides assistance with funeral and memorial preparations.
home health aide
Provides direct personal care and emotional support to the patient and family and coordinates changes and needs to the RN Case Manager.
Social worker
Assess social service needs of the patient and family. Provides counseling, assists in coping with anxiety, fear, stress, family conflicts, financial needs, depression, and concerns about death.
Volunteer
Provides non-medical friendly visits and respite to patient and family in the areas of emotional support and encouragement.
Respite care
Provides a brief relief for the family primary caregivers.