Skilled Nursing
Private Duty Nursing in Aurora, Colorado
Professional nursing care delivered with compassion in the comfort of home.
These services will be provided to you or your loved one by a skilled nurse (LPN or RN). Arise Home Health Care, Inc. offers the Skilled Nursing program, which includes:
- Pre and Post Surgery Care
- Pain Relief / Pain Management
- Disease Management and Symptom Control
- Fall Risk Reduction Training
- Ostomy Care / Stoma Management
- Medication Injections
- Care for COPD Patients
- Care for Cancer Patients
- Wound Care and Sterile Dressing Changes
- Outpatient Anti-Coagulation
Skilled Nursing: What Is It All About?
Are you or a loved one recovering from surgery or living with a chronic illness? Skilled nursing might be exactly what you need to stay safe and supported at home. Skilled nursing care involves professional medical services provided by licensed practical nurses (LPNs) or registered nurses (RNs). At Arise Home Health Care, Inc., our Skilled Nursing program is designed to address a wide range of health conditions in the comfort of your home—while helping prevent hospital readmissions.
Whether it’s managing medications, monitoring chronic conditions, or providing wound care in Aurora, Colorado, our skilled nurses are trained to deliver high-quality medical support that promotes healing and safety. If you’re healing from an injury, surgical procedure, or pressure ulcer, proper wound care is essential to avoid infections and complications. Our nurses bring this level of attentive, expert care directly to you.
Our skilled nurses deliver medical attention with compassion, precision, and care. Whether you’re managing a health condition or recovering from a medical procedure, this level of care ensures your health is monitored closely and your treatment plan is carried out properly.
Skilled Nursing: How Can It Help You?
Wondering if skilled nursing care is right for your situation? Skilled nursing services are ideal for individuals who require ongoing medical care but prefer to stay in a familiar home environment. With regular nurse visits, you gain access to professional healthcare without the inconvenience or stress of a hospital stay.
Skilled nursing can help with:
- Recovery from Surgery: Get expert care to support healing, manage wounds, and prevent complications.
- Chronic Disease Monitoring: Nurses help manage conditions like diabetes, COPD, or cancer with ongoing assessments and medication management.
- Pain and Symptom Control: Skilled nurses are trained in monitoring symptoms and adjusting care to keep patients comfortable.
- Fall Risk Management: Learn how to move safely around your home with education and support to avoid falls.
- Medication Management: From injections to tracking prescriptions, nurses ensure you’re taking the right meds at the right time.
By bringing hospital-level care into your home, skilled nursing reduces unnecessary ER visits and empowers you or your loved one to live more comfortably and confidently at home.
Skilled Nursing: What to Expect?
When you begin receiving skilled nursing services, here’s what you can typically expect:
- Initial Assessment: A nurse will visit your home to assess your health condition, review your medical history, and coordinate with your physician.
- Personalized Care Plan: Based on your needs, the nurse will create a detailed care plan with specific medical goals.
- Routine Monitoring: Nurses will regularly check on your vitals, wound healing, and medication compliance.
- Patient & Family Education: Nurses educate you and your caregivers on condition management and safe practices at home.
- Ongoing Communication: Your nurse will remain in contact with your doctor to update them on your condition and adjust your care as needed.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What qualifies as skilled nursing care?
Skilled nursing care includes medically necessary services provided by a licensed nurse, such as wound care, injections, IV therapy, and post-operative support. It must be prescribed by a doctor.
Who is eligible for skilled nursing services at home?
Patients recovering from surgery, managing chronic illnesses, or needing medical treatments that cannot be performed independently may be eligible for home-based skilled nursing.
Is skilled nursing the same as home health care?
Skilled nursing is a component of home health care. While home health may include physical therapy or personal care, skilled nursing specifically involves medical tasks performed by licensed nurses.
How often will a nurse visit my home?
The frequency of visits depends on your condition and care plan. Some patients need daily care, while others may only need a few visits per week.
Do I need a doctor’s referral for skilled nursing care?
Yes. Skilled nursing services usually require a referral and a treatment plan from your physician to ensure the care is medically necessary.
Can skilled nursing help manage chronic diseases at home?
Absolutely. Nurses play a key role in monitoring chronic conditions, managing medications, educating patients, and detecting early warning signs to prevent hospitalizations.
How long can someone receive skilled nursing at home?
Duration varies depending on the patient’s progress and health needs. Some may only need short-term care after surgery, while others may receive long-term support for chronic illness management.
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