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Initial Assessment

The best way to provide the highest quality level of care requires an initial meeting where family and/or client meets with our Director of Nursing who determines the Specific needs and prepares the specialized plan of care. This assessment ensures the clients receive the care they need and lead an independent life.

Continued Care Management

Every day we pay close attention to the care package designed for each individual patient and that plan is reviewed periodically with our clients. We not only provide the personal healthcare but also take care of your specific emotional needs such as social interaction, activities, conversation, appointments, and companionship.

Almost all seniors strongly prefer to age in their own homes They enjoy the comfort, familiarity, and independence of living at home in old age, even if they need help from others to make this possible. Our caregivers help them in the daily activities of life such as Bathing, Dressing, Walking, toileting and if suffer from incontinence we help them cleaning and changing.

There are various instrumental activities of daily life that include medication reminders, meal preparation, laundry, errands, doctor appointments and shopping. Our caregivers help our clients with all these activities along with providing joyful companionship and engaging them in hobbies and games.

Our Caregivers

You can have complete peace of mind knowing that the personal attendant providing your care is competent, trained and closely supervised. Apollo Home Healthcare Program Administrators closely supervise each caregiver providing services and make on-site supervisory visits to monitor caregiver’s skills and client satisfaction with our services. All our employees are:

• Background Screened & Drug Tested
• Professionally Trained
• Insured & Bonded
• Carefully Supervised

Apollo Home Healthcare is committed to Continuous Quality Improvement Program by providing ongoing professional development opportunities for its workers. Our caregivers receive a minimum of 12 hours each year of in-service training on a variety of topics such as:

• Elder Abuse and Neglect
• Diabetic Care
• Hand Sanitization
• Getting seasonal Flu Vaccination
• Alzheimer's Education
• How to Communicate Effectively with Someone with hearing loss
• Fall Prevention
• Fire Safety
• Developing Cultural Competence
• How to Care For Someone On Bedrest
• Creating Healthy Home Care Conditions: Infection Control