WILLOW CIRCLE OF CARE
Home Health Care
Willow’s patient-centered approach is designed specifically for each patient’s needs and abilities. Care services are prescribed by physicians, and administered by skilled nurses, rehabilitation specialist or non-medical caregivers. Home health care visits are generally covered 100 percent by Medicare through Medicare home health benefits or private insurance.
Hospice Care
Willow takes a team-oriented approach toward end-of-life care for patients with terminal illnesses or injury. Our compassionate approach provides professional medical, emotional, and spiritual support for patients and their loved ones, as they approach the end stages of the patient’s life. We recognize that each patient’s journey is unique, so each care plan is designed to the specifications of the patient or loved one’s needs. Family members and loved ones can take solace in knowing that a Willow professional is part of their team during what is often a difficult time. If a crisis should arise, Willow professionals can respond 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Our specially trained hospice nurses and caregivers can:
- Provide respite care when the family or loved one needs rest
- Assist with personal care, including bed, baths, toileting, and personal hygiene Manage medication and pain comfort
- Provide companionship and enhance the home environment with tasks such as light housekeeping, meal preparation, and running errands
- Track meal intake
- Assist client to meet end-of-life goals
Private Duty
Private duty nursing care provides skilled medical care from clinically trained caregivers such as registered nurses (RNs) or licensed practical nurses (LPNs). Many conditions that require nursing care present medical, psychological and emotional challenges to the patient and his or her caregivers. Including a private duty nurse in the patient’s care team alleviates some of that burden, so the patient and caregivers can focus on recovery.
Willow employs highly trained nurses who strive to give clients the highest quality medical attention, ongoing support, and rehabilitative care needed. Private Duty services are available in shifts from 2 to 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Some of the most common care services our nurses provide are:
- Tracheostomy care
- Ventilator care
- Respiratory treatments
- Medication and injection administration
- Gastrostomy (feeding tube) care Nasogastric (N-G) tube care
- Catheter and ostomy care
First-class medical care is only part of what Willow can provide—it’s the trust, reassurance, and quality of service that Willow nurses bring to the entire family that is often most valuable. When a Willow Nurse comes into your home, he or she comes into the patient’s life. Willow takes that privilege seriously and are committed to earning patient trust with every visit.
