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Each client is:
1. Treated with courtesy, consideration and respect and is assured the right of privacy:
2. Assured confidential treatment of his/her medical and financial records as provided by law;
3. Free from mental and physical abuse, neglect, and property exploitation;
4. Assured the right to participate in the planning of the client’s home care, including the right to refuse services;
5. Served by individuals who are properly trained and competent to perform their duties;
6. Assured the right to voice grievances and complaints related to organizational services without fear of reprisal;
7. Advised, before care is initiated, of the extent to which payment for the home care organization services may be expected from federal or state program, and the extent to which payment may be required from the client;
8. Advised orally and in writing of any changes in fees for services that are the client’s responsibility. The home care organization shall advise the client of these changes as soon as possible, but no later than 30 calendar days from the date the home care organization became aware of the changes;
9. Provided with advance directive information prior to start of services; and
10. Given at least 5 days written notice when the organization determines to terminate services.
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Our Mission
1st American home Health Care Services is committed to providing compassionate, quality health care with utmost respect.
We believe home health care services are an essential part of the health delivery system. By providing continuing care to clients in their own homes, home health care services minimize the effects of illness, accident, or disability.
Agency recognizes the intrinsic worth of aged, diseased and/or disabled persons. We believe the contributions of these persons are no less important than the contributions of other members of our society. Agency recognizes that these persons are entitled to retain or regain their maximum participation in society. Agency recognizes the intrinsic worth of aged, diseased and/or disabled persons. We believe the contributions of these persons are no less important than the contributions of other members of our society. Agency recognizes that these persons are entitled to retain or regain their maximum participation in society. Health education is an integral part of Agency’s program.
The agency recognizes that staff behavior, attitudes, knowledge, and understanding have an important influence on helping clients attain and maintain their optimum health.
Therefore, we are committed to the rehabilitation of aged, diseased, and/or disabled individuals within the structure of their home environments, allowing maximum contribution, independence, and retention of selfrespect.
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Our Objectives
A coordinated team approach to therapeutic, rehabilitative, and supportive
health care services using skilled nursing, home health care aides, medical social services, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, nutritional consultation and a system of referral, followup, and evaluation.
Home health care services and training, which allow clients and their caregivers
to assume personal responsibility for clients’ health and personal needs.
Review vehicles for continuous examination of the care clients are
receiving from the agency.
Educational opportunities within the health care system for employees
through an ongoing in-service program, shortterm training for students,
and participation in professional organizations.
Coordinated liaison with health and welfare agencies to meet the needs
of the community through joint efforts, meetings, and community
awareness programs.
A physical work environment conducive to maximum employee performance.
To recruit and retain highly qualified personnel through:
Screening
Testing
Evaluation
Probationary employment status
A competitive compensation policy structured to recognize responsibility
A competitive comprehensive benefit package
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Agency Goals
To provide all levels of home care service in collaboration with physicians, thus allowing clients to remain in their own homes.
To provide a broad base of services with client demand governing the scope, allowing clients to be involved in establishing, implementing, and evaluating services.
To maintain clients in their homes as long as possible and provide services in the least restrictive setting.
To assist clients in using all restorative methods, tools, and procedures to return clients to their optimal level of function.
To provide costcompetitive, quality services.
To develop a relationship with referral sources to effectively meet our clients’ home care needs.
To function as a liaison between our clients and available community resources and assist our clients in coping with their needs and problems.
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