Coastal Home Health Care offers accomplished medical social workers with the connections and knowledge to get you any desired help. Every patient has a unique case, so let our medical social workers get to know and discuss your condition. We recognize every possible concern you may have and the emotional and social effects such circumstances bring to our lifestyle. We have assembled a team of experts looking to aid obstetric and pediatric patients in developing possible solutions and plan to meet and surpass your developmental, emotional, and health needs.
Our medical social workers support patients and families needing brief consultation and resources to attain community support. Valuation and rehabilitation are other critical players in the job of medical social workers. Our medical social workers are accomplished in identifying conditions leading to the poor welfare of patients and families. Once we understand the problems, we can guarantee proper actions would be put in place to address them. Our medical social work includes the following services:
- Assisting the patient with environmental, emotional, and social issues concerning the patient’s health
- Consultancy services relating to how a patient’s welfare is adversely affected by economic, environmental, or social conditions
- Development, execution, evaluation, and revision of the recommended plan
- Nursing assistance
- Offering rehabilitative and helpful casework services
- Patient evaluation
- Recommendations to community resources
Our medical social workers would also enlighten patients on various benefits while monitoring and facilitating the recommended plan. We also encourage individuality and offer prospects a variety of communal recourse’s that support patients in handling their problems, including those that may concern death, disability, emotional, loneliness, physical, and other comparable conditions.
The Licensed Medical Social Workers provided by Coastal Home Health Care create plans of home health care which may comprise of the following but are not limited to:
- Assess emotional, mental, and physical needs
- Counseling and case management
- Community contact, teaching, and resourceful data
- Education concerning alternate living measures
- Foster care provisions
- Life Coaching
- Rehabilitation management and support
