We will provide this type of post-surgery care, following the patient’s hospitalization, or a stay in a rehabilitation facility. This care will play a key role in optimizing the health and well-being of the patient, all while significantly reducing the risk of hospital readmission. Once released from the hospital, a caregiver will tend to the recovering patient, relieving them of many day-to-day responsibilities. The patient will be able to rest and recuperate, while having peace-of-mind knowing household chores, medication management and fresh meals are being taken care of. We will also help patients to follow discharge instructions while making and keeping follow-up doctor’s appointments. We will also provide the physical assistance and in-home support they require while they recuperate.

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As our population ages, more and more elderly patients are being hospitalized for various reasons. With age, comes an increased risk of complications due to health issues, which can make the transition from hospital to home especially difficult for elderly patients. Hospital to home transitional care is designed to provide elderly patients with the necessary support and services to help them make a safe and successful transition.

Transitional care is a type of care that helps bridge the gap between hospital and home by providing elderly patients with the care and support they need to make a safe transition from hospital to home. It is provided by a variety of professionals, including nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, social workers and other healthcare professionals. These professionals work together to create a personalized plan for each patient, which includes a variety of services such as medication management, nutrition counseling, physical therapy, occupational therapy, social services and more.

The goal of transitional care is to help elderly patients maintain their independence and quality of life by providing them with the necessary support and services to help them make a safe transition from hospital to home. Transitional care can help elderly patients better manage their medications, prevent falls, and remain active in their community. It also provides elderly patients with access to community-based services, such as home health services, Meals on Wheels, transportation services and more.

Transitional care is an important part of the healthcare continuum, but it is often overlooked. It is essential to ensure that elderly patients receive the necessary support and services to make a safe and successful transition from hospital to home. Transitional care can help elderly patients maintain their independence and quality of life, while reducing the risk of re-hospitalization and other complications.

If you or a loved one is an elderly patient transitioning from hospital to home, be sure to talk to your healthcare provider about transitional care and the services that may be available to you. Transitional care is an important part of the healthcare continuum and can help elderly patients make a safe and successful transition from hospital to home.