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In-Home Care Serving New Hampshire and Florida
Providing your family with the new future in healthcare. Where Hospitality meets Healthcare.
Impress Healthcare
814 Elm Street
Manchester, NH 03101
Call Us: : 603-239-0025
THE FUTURE OF IN-HOME CARE
EXPERT CARE In-Home Healthcare in New Hampshire and Florida
Our caregivers are trained to provide service for the needs of individuals dealing with Dementia, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, strokes, cancer, and age-related care.
With Impress care, we believe your loved ones should be able to experience their freedom they have always had. Our caregivers can perform daily activities that your loved ones are not able to do with ease anymore. We provide trusted individualized services that enhance everyone’s independence and quality throughout life.
Incorporating a “Hospitality Culture” in a HealthCare environment is unique from traditional in-home care. In home care is not just the caring for the day to day needs. The total holistic approach is to care for the home and the family member. Many times, keeping the home manageable is difficult for loved ones. If a loved one is having difficulty caring for their day to day tasks it can be overwhelming for them to keep the house in proper condition.
We go farther than just taking care of our residents; we work to give them their freedom back to live independently. Give your loved ones the best care and hospitality experience all at reasonable and affordable prices with Impress care.
In-Home Healthcare in New Hampshire and Florida.
EXPERT CARE
In-Home Healthcare in New Hampshire and Florida.
At Impress Healthcare
We know how important it is to find your loved one the finest care.
We understand
Deciding on hiring a care agency to help with a loved one is difficult.
We are the experts ready to help you.
Caring for a loved one 24/7 can get overwhelming and difficult. It is not an easy decision to ask for help and sometimes we feel caregiver fatigue not being able to do it all. This is normal.
Experience
Caring for an elderly adult with a prolonged illness requires specific training and experience.
WE HAVE SOLUTIONS
Our caregivers are trained to provide service for the needs of individuals dealing with:
OTHER SERVICES
Today so many things contribute to health including, leading a safe happy life at home and in the community.
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Communities Served
Your local Impress Care team helps families throughout Naples,Fort Myers Florida areas and New Hampshire.
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Impress Healthcare helps seniors and their family through the entire process. Our care coordinators are local and have in-depth knowledge.
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Committed to Exceeding Your Expectations…
We are passionate about maintaining a safe, independent and individual lifestyle.
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The Best Senior Care in New Hampshire and Florida
Our Caregivers are our own employees– not contractors. Caregivers are thoroughly screened, trained and insured. We are committed to exceeding your expectations.
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Whether you are an experienced caregiver or looking to launch your career, contact us today to learn about opportunities that may be available in your area
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FAQs About Our In Home Care Services
In-home care services can help someone who is aging and needs assistance to live independently; is managing chronic health issues; is recovering from a medical setback; or has special needs or a disability.
A Home Health Agency (HHA) should assess your condition to create a plan of care. Generally, your plan of care will list:
- The types of health services and items you need
- How often you will receive services
- The predicted outcomes of treatment
The term ADL was first introduced by Sidney Katz in 1950. It’s a collective term for all the basic skills you need in regular daily life. These include:
- Ambulating. This includes the ability to walk, sit, stand, lie down and get up, and climb up and down stairs, both inside and outside your home.
- Grooming. This includes all activities necessary to maintain personal hygiene, like brushing your teeth, bathing, shaving, and hair and nail care.
- Toileting. This includes the ability to control your bladder and bowels (continence), use the toilet safely, and clean yourself after use.
- Dressing. This involves the ability to dress yourself properly, including using buttons and zippers.
- Eating. This includes the ability to use cutlery and feed yourself.
ADLs essentially indicate your ability to care for yourself without assistance. According to a 2011 U.S. National Health Interview Survey, more than 20% of adults older than 85 years require assistance with ADLs.
IADLs include more complex activities that are essential to live independently. These are important activities that you don’t need to do every day, unlike ADLs. The American Occupational Therapy Association lists 12 essential IADLs:
- Managing your finances, including paying your bills, using bank facilities, and planning your expenses
- Taking care of your health, including regular doctor visits and following medical prescriptions correctly
- Doing your own shopping, including groceries, toiletries, clothing, and other necessities
- Prepping and cooking your meals
- Managing your transport, including driving vehicles, taking cabs, and using public transport
- Using the telephone, post, email, and other communication devices
- Doing household chores like cleaning, gardening, and laundry
- Taking care of pets
- Caring for children
- Looking after others, including supervising caregivers
- Maintaining religious practices, hobbies, or other interests
- Knowing safety procedures and emergency contacts and responses
Private Out-of-Pocket
Those who pay out-of-pocket for home care should compare fees of several different agencies. You can weigh out choices between quality and affordability. To determine the best agency for your needs.
Long-Term Care Insurance
LTC is a privately paid insurance plan that covers long-term care needs like personal care. Most LTC policies pay pieces of assisted living or nursing home care. Some pay for services in the community, such as home care and adult day services. Care is limited based on the Insurance plan.
Depending on your long-term care insurance policy you may have a waiting period. Examine the policy for details to learn when benefits can start collecting. Usually, it’s anywhere from 90 to 120 days.
Medical Health Insurance
Most private insurance does not pay for personal care services. In general, health insurance covers limited in home services, and some types of long-term help and disability policies don’t include any at all.
Medicaid and Medicare
Both federal government programs have specific eligibility requirements and limitations on the types of services covered. They can, however, be an excellent source of support if you qualify.
Medicare pays skilled nursing stay that follows a recent hospitalization for the same or related condition and limited to 100 days. Coverage of home care set limits to medically necessary skilled care only.
Medigap insurance does not pay for long-term care. It provides no coverage for most of long-term care expenses like care in a nursing home, vision or dental care, hearing aids, eyeglasses, or private-duty nursing.
Veterans Administration
Veterans with a service-related condition may be eligible for home health care coverage provided by the Veterans Administration (VA). A physician must authorize the services delivered by the VA’s network of hospital-based home care units.
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