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At Cheery Presence Healthcare, we understand that managing complex medical conditions at home can be challenging for both patients and their families. Our skilled nursing services bridge the gap between hospital care and home comfort, providing professional medical care in the comfort of your own home. Whether you’re recovering from surgery, managing a chronic illness, or in need of ongoing medical attention, our team of licensed nurses can deliver quality care right where you need it—in the safe and familiar environment of your home.
Our skilled nurses fulfill orders from your primary care physician, delivering high-quality nursing care to meet your individual needs and ensuring the medical independence you deserve in the healing place that nurtures you best.
Skilled nursing services include a wide range of care options, from post-acute rehabilitation to long-term medical management. Unlike personal care services, skilled nursing requires licensed healthcare professionals who are trained specifically in medical care. Our skilled nurses can administer medications, perform wound care, monitor vital signs, provide IV therapy, manage feeding tubes, and coordinate with your healthcare providers to ensure that all aspects of your care plan are seamlessly followed. This level of expertise ensures that complex medical needs are met with precision and compassion.
Every individual’s medical needs are unique, which is why we take a personalized approach to skilled nursing care. Our nurses work closely with your physician to follow critical requirements of your care plan. Our skilled nurses work diligently behind the scenes to understand what you need and provide proactive support to ensure optimal healing and maximum quality of life.
Medication Management: Administer medications, set up medication schedules, and provide assistance to ensure proper use of prescriptions and dosage.
Wound Care: Professional cleaning, dressing changes, and ongoing assessment of wound healing to prevent infection and promote faster recovery.
IV Therapy: Intravenous medication administration, blood infusion, and fluids to manage patients especially the seriously hospitalized without hospital readmission.
Vital Signs Monitoring: Routinely track vital signs such as blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, and respiration rate, with urgent provider alerts if needed.
Chronic Disease Management: Ongoing medical care for conditions like diabetes, heart disease, COPD, and cancer, developing tailored recovery plans for the highest quality of life at home.
Monitoring The Patient: Regularly monitor physical signs, evaluate blood pressure levels, heart rate, and blood glucose levels, to ensure stability and comfort.
Catheter Care and Support: Including urinary care, tube feeding assistance, ostomy management, tracheostomy care and more with expertise and compassion, with ongoing patient or family education provided.