Registered Nurse
Description of Our Service
Our registered nurses coordinate care with a team of physicians, nurses, home health aides, social workers, spiritual counselors, and volunteers. Additionally, they routinely visit patients to provide medical assistance, coordinate medication, give instructions, and offer support.
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Expert Care Coordination
Our registered nurses at Creekway are highly skilled and experienced in coordinating care for our patients. They work closely with our team of physicians, home health aides, social workers, spiritual counselors, and volunteers to ensure that our patients receive comprehensive and coordinated care. With their expertise, our patients can rest assured that all of their healthcare needs are being addressed.
Our registered nurses visit our patients routinely to provide medical assistance, medication coordination, instructions, and support. They monitor our patients' health and progress, making adjustments to their care plans as needed. By having a registered nurse on our patients' care team, we can ensure that they receive the necessary medical attention to manage their health conditions and maintain their quality of life.
- Experienced and Compassionate Staff
- Compassionate Care
- Personalized Attention
- Quality Services
- Trusted by Families
Patient Education and Advocacy
Our registered nurses also play a crucial role in patient education and advocacy. They provide our patients and their families with information on managing their health conditions and taking care of themselves at home. Our registered nurses act as patient advocates, ensuring that our patients' voices are heard and their needs are addressed.
At Creekway, our registered nurses are committed to providing compassionate and skilled care to our patients. With their expertise, our patients can receive comprehensive and coordinated care, ensuring that they achieve the best possible health outcomes. If you or a loved one needs quality home health care, Creekway is here to help.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is hospice?
Hospice is a philosophy of care that focuses on providing comfort and support to people facing life-limiting illness or injury as well as to their families.
Where can I receive hospice services?
Hospice patients are cared for in their home wherever the home may be (patient's home, home of relative of friend, or a nursing home).
Who pays for hospice?
Medicare and Medicaid cover the full cost of hospice care. Most private insurance covers hospice as well.
Should I wait for my physician to raise the possibility of hospice or should I raise it first?
You should feel free to discuss hospice care at any time with your physician, other healthcare professional, clergy, family, or friends.
What if I change my mind about hospice?
Hospice is a choice. A patient may choose to leave anytime. A patient may also be discharged if a patient shows signs of improvement, and the disease seems to be in remission.