Care begins with a conversation. We build a plan around your needs, schedule, preferences, and any services ordered by your healthcare provider.
Medical Home Care
Intermittent skilled nursing and private duty nursing for adults with short-term, chronic, or complex medical needs.
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Sanitas provides intermittent skilled nursing visits and private duty nursing by licensed RNs and LPNs for adults with short-term, chronic, or complex medical needs. Each service is based on a clinical assessment, authorized healthcare-provider orders, the individualized plan of care, nurse competency, staffing availability, and payer approval when applicable.
Care may include:
Comprehensive nursing assessments, reassessments, care planning, and vital-sign monitoring
Ongoing observation, symptom monitoring, and reporting of changes in condition
Medication reconciliation, management, administration, injections, and education
Diabetes care, blood-glucose monitoring, and insulin administration
Wound care, surgical-incision care, dressing changes, and pressure-injury prevention and treatment
Ostomy care and education
Urinary catheter insertion, care, and management
Bowel and bladder care
Enteral feeding and gastrostomy or jejunostomy tube care
Tracheostomy care and suctioning
Oxygen therapy, pulse-oximetry monitoring, nebulizer treatments, and ventilator support
IV therapy, infusion support, and PICC or central-line care
Post-operative and hospital-to-home skilled nursing
Chronic-condition management, including diabetes, heart failure, COPD, and hypertension
Neurological and complex-care support, including stroke, seizure, and spinal-cord-injury care
Pain and symptom monitoring and management
Specimen collection and coordination of ordered laboratory work
Patient, family, and caregiver education, including safety and emergency planning
Coordination with healthcare providers, pharmacies, therapists, equipment suppliers, and the care team
Extended-hour or continuous one-to-one private duty nursing when ordered, medically necessary, authorized, and available
An in-home caregiver arrangement with required rest and sleep periods, based on assessment and availability.
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A live-in caregiver stays in the home and supports daily routines, with required sleep, meals, and private space arranged according to the care plan and applicable rules.
Resource coordination, planning, and psychosocial support when ordered and available through contracted clinicians.
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When ordered and available, a contracted medical social worker helps clients and families navigate practical and social concerns affecting the care plan.
