We all experience difficulties as we age. For some living alone with out assistance is not an option. Families will often turn to nursing homes to care for their loved one. However, recently in-home care and assisted living have become more popular
Its every senior’s dream to live out their years in the home they love. Nevertheless, as we age our homes need to be modified to accommodate our needs. Before an accident happens, it is best to take the initiative of making the necessary changes. We have some recommendations to make things safer for your loved ones.
The Pros and Cons of Home Health Care
Aging is a part of every person’s life; however, it can be more difficult for some. As a result, many become ill and need to be hospitalized. Fortunately, moving into a nursing facility is not the only option for seniors.
COVID-19 Patients Discharged to Home Health Care See Major Symptom Improvement
Thus far, there’s been little information on the outcomes of patients with COVID-19 who are discharged to the home setting. According to U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, only 1 in 10 patients hospitalized with COVID-19 are discharged to home health services.
New “Hospital-at-Home” Strategy to Manage COVID-19 Surge
With the number of hospitalizations increasing due to COVID-19, the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announced groundbreaking flexibilities around hospital-level home care. This is to further lift barriers that delay care during the public health crisis.