Services

We all age, but the process is different for everyone. Provital Care does not rely on a one-size-fits-all solution, as every single patient will have different diagnoses, conditions, capabilities, and needs. We provide a compassionate treatment to everyone who comes under our care, from someone recovering from injury to someone completely bedbound to someone afflicted with dementia.

At Provital Care, our professional staff treats all our patients with respect and dignity. We help anyone regardless of the complexity of their problem. If you or a loved one could benefit from our services, please contact us and we will do our best to take care of your needs. All of our staff are dedicated health care professionals, devoted to the well-being of our patients, sharing in their victories and their setbacks.

The following is only a brief overview of what some of our workers do for our patients.

Skilled Nursing

Our nurses are the cornerstone in the home health care plan. They are responsible for formulating the plan and ensuring that all the other members of the team, including the patient and patient's family members, are entirely aware of the contents of the plan.

Diabetic Management
Incontinence Care
Intravenous Therapy
Medication Supervision
Pain Management
Patient/Family Health Education
Respiratory Treatment
Skilled Observation and Assessment
Total Parenteral Nutrition
Wound Care

Physical Therapy

When someone is injured, the loss of range of motion or the ability to walk can be even more distressing than pain and discomfort. For that reason, Provital Care employs physical therapists, who specialize in restoring movement to injured, sick, and elderly people.

Assessment and Rehabilitation Needs
Patient/Family Education
Therapeutic Exercises
Transfer and Gait Training

Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapists focus on fine, small movements and help patients perform many acts of day-to-day living: grasping utensils, working doorknobs and faucets, using remote controls, dressing, flipping through books, and so much else that requires fine motor control.

Activities of Daily Living Training
Adaptive Equipment Training
Energy Conservation Techniques
Fine and Gross Motor Activity
Modalities to Decrease Edema

Speech Therapy

Although in the public mind, speech therapists are associated with young children, whom they help overcome speech issues, speech therapist serves a critical role in maintaining health of aging, injured, or sick people. They can help patients in two distinct ways: they help people communicate, and they help people swallow.

Dysphagia treatment
Language Disorder Treatment
Rehabilitation Speech
Voice and Articulation Therapy

Home Health Aide

The most frequent visitor to the home is the home health aide. Dressing, bathing, eating, taking medication, performing simple medical tasks such as vital monitoring and simple wound care, and whatever else our patients need help with.

Light Housekeeping
Meal Preparation
Total Personal Care
Assistance with Medication Intake

Medical Social Services

Many patients are not aware of the resources available to them, whether it is social or financial/economic resources. Our professional staff will help our patients with these needs.

Assessment of Social and Economic Factors
Community Resource Planning
Counseling