Nursing Services

Health Assessments:

Conducting regular health assessments to identify and monitor the participant’s health status.

Developing care plans based on the individual’s medical requirements.

Medication Management:

Administering medications as prescribed by healthcare professionals.

Monitoring and recording medication effects and side effects.

Educating participants on self-administration where appropriate.

Wound Care:

Providing wound care and monitoring for individuals with skin conditions or injuries.

Collaborating with healthcare professionals for ongoing wound management.

Medical Monitoring:

Monitoring vital signs, such as blood pressure, heart rate, and respiratory rate.

Responding to any medical emergencies that may arise during the day program.

Assistance with Medical Equipment:

Assisting participants who require the use of medical equipment, such as mobility aids or assistive devices.

Ensuring proper functioning and maintenance of medical equipment.

Health Education:

Providing health education on topics relevant to the participant’s condition.

Offering guidance on maintaining overall well-being and preventing health complications.

Coordination with Healthcare Providers:

Collaborating with the participant’s healthcare team, including doctors, specialists, and therapists, to ensure holistic care.

Facilitating communication between the day program staff and healthcare professionals.

Assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADL):

Supporting participants with personal care tasks, such as grooming, toileting, and hygiene, when needed.

Collaborating with other support staff to ensure holistic care.

Adaptation of Care Plans:

Regularly reviewing and adapting care plans based on changes in the participant’s health status.

Collaborating with support coordinators and other service providers to address evolving healthcare needs.