Care at Home
Flexibility to keep you where you want to be.
Care at Home Journey, What to Expect
NEED A LITTLE HELP
You have probably found yourself or your loved one in a place where some daily challenges are arising, but there is a strong desire to stay in the home. These challenges can be temporary or ongoing and different for each person. Someone may just need help with keeping up and monitoring their medicine and another might be struggling with picking up groceries and fixing meals for themselves. Wherever you are, we have the flexibility and resources to meet your needs.
POST EPISODE
If you are recovering from a serious illness or surgery, with Home Health Care you can pick up your rehabilitation right where you left off. Clinical staff, which may include, skilled nursing, physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, medical social workers, and home health aides will come to your home and continue the recovery you started at the hospital. This service requires a physician’s order.
PALLIATIVE CARE
If you or your loved one has reached the end of the aging journey, we have the resources to provide palliative and hospice care. Being surrounded by familiar caregivers can bring comfort and peace to your family.
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NEED A LITTLE HELP
You have probably found yourself or your loved one in a place where some daily challenges are arising, but there is a strong desire to stay in the home. These challenges can be temporary or ongoing and different for each person. Someone may just need help with keeping up and monitoring their medicine and another might be struggling with picking up groceries and fixing meals for themselves. Wherever you are, we have the flexibility and resources to meet your needs.
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POST EPISODE
If you are recovering from a serious illness or surgery, with Home Health Care you can pick up your rehabilitation right where you left off. Clinical staff, which may include, skilled nursing, physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, medical social workers, and home health aides will come to your home and continue the recovery you started at the hospital. This service requires a physician’s order.
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PALLIATIVE CARE
If you or your loved one has reached the end of the aging journey, we have the resources to provide palliative and hospice care. Being surrounded by familiar caregivers can bring comfort and peace to your family.
Manage Your Transition
MANAGE MEDICATIONS
With Care at Home, managing medications is a customizable service and we support medication management however needed. This can range from a caregiver ensuring your loved one takes their medications to arranging for a self-dispensing system. For Home Health clients we can oversee medication reconciliation and hospital orders and assess medication effects and there is always a Registered Nurse on call for additional questions.
Insurance and Costs
We believe in transparent payment systems and all services and fees are clearly explained up front. There are no hidden charges and we give clear notice of any changes in level of care. A Marquis Care at Home representative is always here to help walk you through the costs and process. In addition, this chart can help identify different sources of possible payment options, and more information can be found here.
STARTING CARE
To begin care, a representative will visit your home for an assessment. We want to get to know you, your preferences and your family. Our goal is to find you the very best fit in a caregiver(s). A Personal Care Plan is generated and we will get formal medical orders if needed. We will then introduce you to your caregiver(s) and ensure that their personality and training are the right fit for you. If you have questions about what type of care you need, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
WILLS AND ESTATES
This is an opportunity for an aging person to make their wishes for their finances and health care known to their loved ones so everyone can be on the same page. Estate Planning is a critical process to avoid family disputes, legal fees and/or the government taking possession of assets. Estate Planning documents can be drawn up by a trusted attorney, or you can use a do-it-yourself legal document source such as LawDepot.com.
Simple Steps for Estate Planning
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MANAGE MEDICATIONS
With Care at Home, managing medications is a customizable service and we support medication management however needed. This can range from a caregiver ensuring your loved one takes their medications to arranging for a self-dispensing system. For Home Health clients we can oversee medication reconciliation and hospital orders and assess medication effects and there is always a Registered Nurse on call for additional questions.
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Insurance and Costs
We believe in transparent payment systems and all services and fees are clearly explained up front. There are no hidden charges and we give clear notice of any changes in level of care. A Marquis Care at Home representative is always here to help walk you through the costs and process. In addition, this chart can help identify different sources of possible payment options, and more information can be found here.
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STARTING CARE
To begin care, a representative will visit your home for an assessment. We want to get to know you, your preferences and your family. Our goal is to find you the very best fit in a caregiver(s). A Personal Care Plan is generated and we will get formal medical orders if needed. We will then introduce you to your caregiver(s) and ensure that their personality and training are the right fit for you. If you have questions about what type of care you need, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
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WILLS AND ESTATES
This is an opportunity for an aging person to make their wishes for their finances and health care known to their loved ones so everyone can be on the same page. Estate Planning is a critical process to avoid family disputes, legal fees and/or the government taking possession of assets. Estate Planning documents can be drawn up by a trusted attorney, or you can use a do-it-yourself legal document source such as LawDepot.com.
Simple Steps for Estate Planning
