Tube feeding
For people who cannot take enough food by mouth, nutrition is given through a feeding tube.
Our Care
Nursing care
Our homes are licensed Intermediate Care Facilities. Residents receive skilled nursing care where they live — not in a hospital or institution.
What is an Intermediate Care Facility (ICF)?
An Intermediate Care Facility (ICF) is a licensed home where people with developmental disabilities receive nursing care where they live, instead of in a hospital or a large institution.
Nursing care we provide
These are examples of the care provided in our homes.
Catheterization
A thin tube is used to drain the bladder for people who cannot empty it on their own.
Ostomy care
Care of a stoma, which is a surgical opening in the belly, including changing the pouch and looking after the skin around it.
Oxygen administration by nasal cannula
Extra oxygen is given through a small, soft tube that rests under the nose.
Medication administration and management
Medications are given on schedule, and orders, refills and changes are kept track of.
Infection monitoring
We watch for signs of infection so they can be acted on early.
Health and behavioral data collection
We keep records of each resident's health and behavior, so the care team can see changes and patterns.
Health care management and coordination with physicians
We arrange care, keep each resident's physicians informed, and follow up on what they order.
Who provides the care
Nursing oversight and direct care are provided by qualified professionals.
Registered Nurse (RN) consultant
RN consultant services cover case management, nursing oversight, education and training, medication management, infection monitoring, and overseeing specialized procedures.
Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN)
An LVN is in the home every day.
Medical Director
A Medical Director provides physician direction for the care.
Have a loved one or consumer with nursing needs? Call us to talk through their care: (951) 878-7075.
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