When you choose in-home care, you are giving your loved one the opportunity to remain in the comfort of their home while receiving the care they require.
There are many different types of care available for elderly and vulnerable populations. Home Care is one of the solutions that will incorporate the best parts of being at home and independent as well as receiving care from qualified professionals just like in the nursing home.
Home care is supportive care provided in the home. Care may be provided by licensed healthcare professionals who provide medical treatment needs or by professional caregivers who provide daily assistance to ensure the activities of daily living (ADLs) are met. In-home medical care is often and more accurately referred to as home health care.
Meridius Health is more than just an organization, we are family coming together to help your family.
Each patient we serve is unique and we tailor a service plan for the specific needs of each client in the comfort of their own home. Our nurses work closely with the aides to provide guidance to ensure that patients feel supported every step of the way. We also offer families the opportunity to be fully trained and hired as a caregiver for their loved ones.
This is sometimes the best option for families, especially when experiencing dementia or memory loss.
We work to facilitate the fastest onboarding and offer the highest pay rate in the area.
Are you worried about people sitting on their
phones during their shift?
It is our company policy for aids to not use
any devices during their shift.
Do you feel worried about having a stranger
in your home?
Our caregivers are highly courteous and
understand the sensitivity involved with caring
for you in YOUR space.
Are you concerned that you will not have
a back-up plan if a caregiver calls out?
We have a vast pool of caregivers ready to serve
in the case of an emergency.
All services are at zero cost to you and your family.
How is this possible? Pennsylvania’s Office of Long-Term Living (OLTL) has several programs to help people with disabilities to stay in their home and community. These Medicaid-funded programs are available depending on age, physical disability, and other factors. There is a step-by-step process to help OLTL decide if someone is to get services from one of these programs.
Call us today to help you get started on the application.
Let us know what we can do to help
in meeting the needs and goals
of your
loved one.
