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| Q1: | What is Home care? | | Q2: | What is Pre-surgical Education? | | Q3: | the patient and family receive information prior to surgery? | | Q4: | Is it possible to have home visit prior to surgery? | | | | | | Q1: | What is Home care? | | A1: |
Home care is the health care services which are provided at home.By utilizing home care services you will save money, reduce hospital visits, and improve the quality of life for a loved one and their family. Founded in 1998, Olympia Personnel provides one of America’s most prominent home health care services. In the past few years we have been recognized as a trustworthy leader in delivering quality care to families in the comfort and privacy of their own homes.
We bring to you the finest caliber of health care professionals at all skill levels, including registered Nurses, therapists, LVN’s, LPN’s speech language pathologist’s, and home health aides. Our Home Care services are available 7 days a week and 24 hours a day. We pride ourselves in employing professionals who understand the needs of each patient and their families.
Choosing a homecare company to take care of your loved one isn’t easy decision. Some may think, is there anyone out there suitable enough to take care of them? When patients and doctors hear the name Olympia Personnel, they think of competent and compassionate providers. We make certain that each of our patients is in a safe and nurturing atmosphere. Above all, we aim to respect our patients and give them the kind of care we would give to our own family. We put our heart into it and bring you home care services tailored to meet your needs.
| | [Back to Top] | | Q2: | What is Pre-surgical Education? | | A2: | By educating a patient and their family it can lead to successful outcomes. There will be a higher likeliness that they will comply with instructions and be pleased with the results. When a patient has the necessary knowledge, and knows what goals are attainable, then a firm foundation has been laid out for a rewarding effect.
| | [Back to Top] | | Q3: | the patient and family receive information prior to surgery? | | A3: | Yes. Prior to the surgery, Olympia Personnel patients and their families will meet with a Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapist or Registered Nurse. In these close-knit groups, they will be offered any information that they seek on joint replacement: the expectations which may arise during surgery, post-op time at the hospital and the days after they are discharged. We decide upon reasonable goals with the doctor. Information is accessible in the Olympia Personnel for Joint Replacement, however there is a possibility for change after conferring with the doctor.
| | [Back to Top] | | Q4: | Is it possible to have home visit prior to surgery? | | A4: | Yes. It would be optimal if a home visit could be completed before surgery by the Nurse or Physicial Therapist. A visit could occur a few weeks, or three to four days before surgery. During the Visit the PT would check the safety of the home, and let the family know if anything could be changed for a safer atmosphere post-op. The PT will teach patients who use crutches or a walker the exercises that will help in the recovery process once they overcome the ailing post-op days.
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