Home Health Care

Home Health Care is a senior citizens service organization that works in the Golden Valley, MN area and has a variety of care types for seniors who want to stay in their own homes or shared neighborhood homes with a live-in caregiver, and the business has contact people named Roman Olshansky and Mark Olshansky, plus a management team led by an administrator who oversees things. The services include home health aide, personal care assistants (PCA), homemaker and companion support, and these cover daily activities like dressing, bathing, taking medicine, and just having someone there to talk to or help with small chores, so seniors can stay safe and comfortable at home or in a senior community. There are skilled nursing services to help with medicine, wound care, and keeping track of vital signs, and they provide education about disease management when it's needed, and people can get physical, occupational, and speech therapy right at home if they're dealing with an injury or health problem, with the goal to get folks moving and functioning better or regaining their ability to communicate or swallow. For those who need it, Home Health Care also has memory care support, with environments in their care homes meant to reduce confusion and prevent wandering for seniors with dementia or Alzheimer's, offering routines and structure. Medical social services are part of things too, so folks get help with paperwork, counseling, and problem-solving when it comes to healthcare or social needs, and case management is available for both health and everyday support, with pharmacy and referral services to make sure nothing falls through the cracks. The team is made up of trained aides, clinicians, and a dedicated healthcare staff who work together to make care plans that really match each person's specific needs, and there's help whether the costs get paid privately or through insurance. The agency provides both medical and non-medical services, and people can get support any hour of the day, which is helpful during tough times, like illness, injury, or things like the coronavirus, where being at home is the safest option. Home Health Care isn't BBB accredited, but it's approved to take part in the Medicare program and has earned a ratings average of 4.7 out of 5 from reviewers, and they say that the staff strive to make things easier for both clients and their families by working to keep everyone safe, comfortable, and as independent as possible.