Ability Home Health
250 Northwest Blvd Suite 211, Coeur d'Alene 83814
Estimated Pricing
$27–$42 / hr
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Ability Home Health stands out because it’s run by two local Registered Nurses who have spent about 30 years working directly with families in Coeur d’Alene. Instead of being part ...About
Ability Home Health stands out because it’s run by two local Registered Nurses who have spent about 30 years working directly with families in Coeur d’Alene. Instead of being part of a national chain, they keep things small and personal. Most of their care is hands-on and nurse-driven—meaning you’re likely to have a nurse involved in your loved one’s plan, not just aides or coordinators.Personal Care Services
- Laundry/dry cleaning
- Personal care assistants
- Walking wheelchair assistance
- In home care
- Home health care
- Assistance with mobility
- Light housekeeping
- Assistance with grooming
- Assistance with meals
- Assistance with toileting
- Assistance with transferring
Staff Screening
- Background checks
- Driving record check
- Drug screening
- Immunizations
- In person interviews
- Reference checks
- Residency confirmation
- Sex offender check
Travel
- Staff will travel to your location
Next steps to sign up for the Home Health Care
- Understand the difference between home health care and home care (non-medical) through the “Caregiver tips” section of the Olera platform.
- Contact the provider to schedule an initial consultation or assessment and discuss your loved one's specific care needs and expectations. You can do this through the "connect" function on this web page.
- Verify the provider's accreditations, licenses, and certifications.
- Determine if home health care is the appropriate solution for you/your loved one's needs. The Olera Care Planner can assist you with this decision.
- Review their medical and skilled care services.
- Talk to the physician of the person you are caring for to understand their medical and care needs. Ask the physician for a referral to a local care service if possible.
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