Aspire Health, Inc.’s Post

Carelon Health recognizes and understands the patient’s fears. Carelon Health’s Palliative Care providers understand the fear that comes with serious illness. We develop personalized treatment plans and strategies to address problems before they occur. Then, if the patient needs hospital or hospice care, he or she doesn’t deal with uncertainty. Carelon Health educates patients about their disease, what to expect in days ahead, and their medical options. Patients are informed and empowered to make decisions about their care. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/e-fdWRH4

Did you know? Effective intervention scheduling is crucial for minimizing complications and avoiding readmissions. Early assessment of risks significantly reduces rates, especially since most readmissions occur within the first week after discharge. Notably, 52% of wound care patients are at risk of hospitalization. Archangel is committed to conducting early risk assessments in home health wound care, which plays a critical role. By reducing rehospitalizations and complications, we empower patients to confidently resume their lives. What other insights would you like to learn about? Comment below and we'll cover them in the future ⬇️

Palliative Care is not “end of life” care. Palliative Care is appropriate at any age and any stage of illness. Carelon Health sees patients from age 14 to older adults who have a short time to live and those who will live another 10 years. The purpose of Palliative Care is to relieve suffering and provide an extra level of support that may not be available from the patient’s medical provider. Patients may be near the end of life, but many others benefit from Palliative Care at an earlier stage of their disease. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/e-fdWRH4

Palliative Care is not “end of life” care. Palliative Care is appropriate at any age and any stage of illness. Carelon Health sees patients from age 14 to older adults who have a short time to live and those who will live another 10 years. The purpose of Palliative Care is to relieve suffering and provide an extra level of support that may not be available from the patient’s medical provider. Patients may be near the end of life, but many others benefit from Palliative Care at an earlier stage of their disease. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/e-fdWRH4

Navigating chronic health conditions like chronic kidney disease and end-stage renal disease can be challenging for many patients. For those struggling with Social Determinant of Health (SDoH) based barriers to care, managing their disease can feel nearly impossible. In our new blog, hear from Healthmap Care Navigator Deb Hogan, BSN, RN, CCM about how Healthmap’s Care Navigation team supports these patients and connects them to resources that can help them overcome barriers to care and achieve their health goals. https://hubs.ly/Q01-J_jr0

In honor of National Doctor’s Day, Enhabit Home Health & Hospice is recognizing the high-quality, compassionate care physicians provide to patients in the community. Hospice services are for those experiencing a life-limiting illness. Indicators that it may be time for hospice include: - Functional decline - Weight loss - Multiple comorbidities - Decreasing serum albumin - Increased infections - Increased hospitalizations - Dependence in most activities of daily living (ADL) Learn more about how we bring dignity and comfort home: https://bit.ly/3KdyRa5

Palliative care stands as a crucial component of healthcare, dedicated to providing symptom relief and enhancing the well-being of individuals confronting severe illnesses. Despite its demonstrated advantages, misconceptions frequently shroud palliative care, potentially deterring patients and families from accessing the invaluable support it offers. We want to debunk the myths surrounding Palliative care, to read more, check our our Palliative care myth busting article. https://lnkd.in/ehUjrruZ #pwhospice #palliativecare

Disease - it stays in the family One of the most important points from this very interesting conference is that disease doesn't only affect the patient but the whole family. NFHC24 Nordic Family Health and Care conference FaCe - Family Focused Healthcare Research Center #famcare2024

❤️The values that define our approach and commitment to our patients. Which resonated with you? 🌟Prepare our patients to make and implement informed choices about their diabetes with hope and confidence. 🌟Facilitate their independence and make ourselves progressively unnecessary. 🌟Help them experience their power to manage their conditions through optimal clinical management, practical education, and self-discovery learning. 🌟Doing all we can to improve their quality of life and reduce disease burden. 🌟Advocating for clients when necessary as a priority above all others. 🌟Communicate our love and respect for them and the burden they carry. #acdes #patientcare #values

New Blog Post! What is Hospice? Hospice care is a specialized form of health care designed for patients who are in the last phases of an incurable disease. It focuses on comfort, dignity, and quality of life for patients that are nearing the end of their journey. Continue Reading: https://lnkd.in/g7gsT8vU