What are the benefits of home health care?
Cost-Effective: Home health care often requires fewer health care providers and resources, making it a more economical alternative to inpatient care.
Personalized Care: Individualized attention and tailored treatment plans lead to better patient outcomes and faster recovery times.
Reduced Infection Risk: Less exposure to hospital-based germs and infections.
Enhanced Comfort: Patients receive care in the familiarity of their own home, improving comfort and satisfaction.
Increased Independence: Home health care allows patients to continue with established routines and activities while receiving necessary support.
What types of home health services does Apricus Specialty Solutions offer?
Skilled Nursing: RNs and LPNs administer medication and monitor health.
Home Health Aides: Assist with daily living activities such as bathing and meal prep.
Companions and Homemakers: Provide comfort and support while helping perform household duties such as housekeeping and meal preparation.
In-Home Therapy: Services include occupational, physical, speech and respiratory therapy.
What’s the difference between skilled and non-skilled care?
Skilled Care: Medical assistance provided by licensed professionals like RNs and LPNs, including therapy services and IV management.
Non-Skilled Care: Assistance with daily activities, usually provided by caregivers without a medical license.
What are common work-related injuries that may benefit from home health care?
Catastrophic Injuries: Severe injuries to the spine, spinal cord or brain. These injuries have significant and lasting effects, often in permanent disability or life-changing impacts such as amputation, organ damage, paraplegia and quadriplegia.
Musculoskeletal Disorders: Sprains, strains and back injuries often require physical therapy and pain management.
Slips, Trips and Falls: Fractures or head injuries necessitate nursing care and wound management.
Cuts and Lacerations: Deep cuts often require dressing changes and monitoring for signs of infection.
Burns: Severe burns require wound cleaning, dressing changes and pain management.
Head Injuries: Concussions or other traumatic brain injuries may require monitoring and rehabilitation.
How do I coordinate home health services for my injured employee?
Apricus Specialty Solutions simplifies the coordination process to meet your specific needs, whether it involves skilled nursing, therapy, or non-skilled assistance. When you contact us, we provide access to reputable providers, nationwide coverage and timely care—all essential elements in supporting your employee’s recovery journey.