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Our certified nursing assistants help you safely bathe and assist with personal care.
Our nurses partner with you and your provider to develop and oversee a comprehensive care plan that addresses all of your needs in the home.
Our social workers help with identifying needs for additional assistance and connecting you with community resources that help you stay in your home.
We have physical therapists to help you get stronger and prevent falls, occupational therapists to help you improve your ability to complete activities around the house safely, and speech therapists to help you improve your swallowing, speech, and memory.
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Home provider care services offers provider-level care to you in your home, including assisted living facilities and similar settings, for everyone. To provide the most convenient care to our patients, telehealth and home visits are all that we do so you’ll never have to leave the comfort of your home to receive the care you deserve!
Our professional caregivers assist with daily personal care needs, companionship, light housekeeping, transportation, and meal preparation.
Our senior care management staff assist with assessment, care planning, and coordination of services. They also assist with advising on long term care policies, transitioning to facilities, and outside services and resources.
Our private pay nursing staff provide medication management and oversight of care plans with our licensed practical nurses and certified nursing assistants.
Senior Care Management offers advocacy and support to seniors and their families.
Our team is your family’s advocate for your loved one’s unique needs.
This concierge service provides a partner through the aging process. Maybe you don't need help now, but if your situation changed you would. Don't wait until something happens to call us!
Rhianna Miller serves as Senior Care Manager in our southern territory. She graduated from Western Illinois University with a bachelor’s degree in social work in 2009. She also studied dance and was a member of the University Dance Theatre company at WIU. Previously, she was an Adult Protective Service Case Worker for 8 years. She grew up living in the northern suburbs of Illinois and currently lives in Adair. She loves spending time with her family, especially her two boys. She spends most of her time cheering them on at their football games, wrestling tournaments, and baseball games.
Samantha serves as the Senior Care Manager in our Northern Territory. She graduated from Augustana College with a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology with a concentration in Social Welfare. Prior to joining the agency, Samantha served as a Child and Adult Protection Worker. She has also spent time working with homeless youth in the community. Samantha has a passion for working with people and connecting them to the care and resources they need. When not working, Samantha and her husband are very busy raising four kids that are in a variety of sports and activities. Samantha is a member of the United Methodist Church of Aledo.
Restoring Wholeness At Home provides short-term, intermittent behavioral health home care services to homebound adults. These services are provided by a multidisciplinary team made up of Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurses, Social Workers, Physical, Speech, and Occupational Therapists and Home Health Aides who can meet the holistic needs of the patients they serve. These services are covered under the Medicare benefit and mental health benefits that may be offered through private insurance plans.
Throughout 2014, our staff was trained by Dr. Verna Benner Carson, a National behavioral health expert in home care. Dr. Carson’s training focuses on providing a holistic model approach that incorporates behavioral health into the management of our home care patients that are assessed to have behavioral health issues, or who are already diagnosed with a behavioral health diagnosis. We continue to enhance and refresh our staff's knowledge on how to best treat the whole patient.