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Usually from 45 to 60 miniates.

 A care plan involves a review of a person's needs by conducting a health assessment. The qualified assessor will also discuss and explore information with the client's family to establish what is most important for their loved one to ensure they can have as much of their independence as possible. 

 Your house can become an ideal environment for your loved one and the new caregiver.

1. Choose a Room for the Caregiver
2. Maintain a Clean Environment
3. Take Safety Precautions
4. Get Organized and Declutter
5. Ask the Caregiver for Suggestions

 The main services are Activities of Daily Living (ADLs). These are bathing/showering, dressing, getting in and out of bed or chair, walking, toilet activities, and eating. It can also include household chores such as light house cleaning, laundry, cooking meals, and dishwashing.  

 The four types of caregivers are Family caregivers, Private Duty Caregivers (Work Independently), Home Health Care Caregivers (Trained, Certified, and work under a Licensed Home Care Agency),  and Virtual Caregivers.

Sixty years (60) of age and over are considered seniors

On the average across NY, the hourly rate is between $28.00 to $38.00

  In case of an emergency, our protocol is to immediately dial 911 and then contact our administrator. We maintain an Emergency Contact list and instructions in the Client Binder.  This includes all relevant information on contacts and instructions provided by the family. 

Long Term Care Insurance, Medicare, and Medicaid. Long Term Care Insurance Policies will provide for a daily expense toward the services that you require. Medicare will pay for only skilled care such as nursing and therapy services. Medicaid may cover some or all of the services medically required and can cover some type of Long Term Care for people who have limited income and meet their requirements.

Yes, all our caregivers are covered by our Medical Malpractice and General Liability insurance  as well as NYS workers' compensation

The most common home care service is Personal Care. This includes all ADLs (Activities of Daily Living)

 No Licensing is available but a certification is required in NYS. To provide home health care services in New York State, a person must complete an HHATP or competency evaluation program conducted only by an NYSED or NYSDOH-approved HHATP.