Care of the Disability/Injury Client
Caring for someone who is disabled or injured involves a mix of physical, emotional, and logistical support. Here are some key aspects:
Daily Assistance:
Helping with tasks like bathing, dressing, eating, and mobility.
Medical Care:
Administering medications, attending medical appointments, and monitoring health conditions.
Emotional Support:
Providing companionship, encouragement, and understanding to boost their mental well-being.
Advocacy:
Ensuring they receive proper services, benefits, and accommodations.
Adaptations:
Modifying living spaces or routines to make them more accessible and comfortable.
Self-Care for Caregivers:
Balancing your own health and well-being to avoid burnout.
f you’re looking for more detailed guidance, resources like the Caregivers Handbook or the CDC’s Disability and Health Information can be helpful.
LisaCares NH can evaluate if home care is the right home care fit for you or your family member. Contact us for a free in home consultation!
FAQ’s: Disability/Injury Care
What is home care for disabled or injured individuals?
It involves providing medical and non-medical support to individuals with disabilities or injuries, allowing them to live comfortably at home.
What services are included?
Services may include physical therapy, occupational therapy, wound care, medication management, personal care (like bathing and dressing), and assistance with daily activities.
Who provides the care?
Care is typically provided by licensed professionals such as nurses, therapists, or trained caregivers, depending on the level of care required.
How is home care different from home health care?
Home care focuses on non-medical support, while home health care includes medical services provided by licensed healthcare professionals.
How is home care paid for?
Payment options include private insurance, Medicaid, Medicare (for eligible services), and out-of-pocket expenses. (At this time, LisaCares NH does not accept insurance assignment.)
What are the benefits of home care?
It allows individuals to maintain independence, recover in a familiar environment, and receive personalized care tailored to their needs.
