Many Families want more attention than the normal nursing homes patient to staff ratio can deliver. It is also common for Families to choose Grand Assistance for rehabilitation assistance at home. We provide extra attention and security for your family member. Your Assistant comes to you to add one-on-one comfort and assurance. We add companionship, mental stimulation and personal care to your recovery experience.
Benefits of adding Grand Assistance:
- assisting with your transfers from your bed to wheel chair, chair to shower, etc on your schedule and time-line;
- assistance with grooming, tooth brushing, hair brushing when you want;
- conversation, encouragement and mental stimulation;
- we are completely flexible to fit your lifestyle;
- one-on-one attention and Peace of Mind.
Locating Assistance
Ask Grand Assistance for information about skilled nursing facilities, skilled home care and rehabilitation options in your community. We can help you locate a community or nursing agency that is a good fit for you.
Support for Skilled Home Care and Rehabilitation
We are commonly asked to assist with the household chores, meal preparation and personal care for folks who are recovering at home. Your Assistant gently assists you with reaching your goals. We provide extra attention and security for your family members.
Skilled Nursing Home Support
Our Assistants are welcome in many local nursing homes when families desire one-on-one support and companionship. Skilled Nursing Facilities, commonly known as Nursing homes, may provide a range of care, including acute short term rehab care and long term care for people with a medical condition. Many people choose nursing homes because they are in need of 24 hour medical attention. Some families choose specialized Memory Care Units.
Skilled Rehabilitation Facility Assistance
Grand Assistance is there for you when you return home from rehab. Acute care rehabilitation is short-term care offered for people with injuries, illnesses or post -operative care needs who are able to recover in an environment outside the hospital but may need constant monitoring by medical professionals. A skilled rehabilitation facility can be a great place to go to get stronger so you can go back home. You will find equipment, physical therapists and occupational therapists on staff to build your strength and teach you exercises and strategies to help you maintain and build your strength.
What do I look for in choosing a nursing home or rehabilitation facility?
- Check the facilities rating on www.medicare.gov look for significant deficiencies.
- Is the building clean and fresh smelling?
- Meet the staff that will be caring for you not just the admissions staff.
- Talk with the residents, ask about their experiences.
- Ask about their approach to your plan of care and frequency of therapy.
- Ask if you can sample a meal to make sure you enjoy the food.
- Is the building staffed sufficiently? What is the patient to aide ratio?
- Is there visiting hours?
- Make a second unannounced visit on the weekend.
- Call Grand Assistance for a referral!
