Phone: 401.330.2535 – skilled hourly nursing
401.330.2525 – assistive care
Fax: 401.273.5705
URL: www.bayada.com

Services provided:

Hourly block nursing services (RN and LPN) for both adult and pediatric clients.  Able to work with clients with Trach and Vents.  Able to accompany students to school for the school day.  Provide home health care services to adult and pediatric clients.  Certified Nursing Aids provided for personal care.

Certifications/Licenses: Home Care Nursing Care Provider

Accreditation: CHAP

Communities Served: All of Rhode Island

Phone: 401.438.4747 – 800.260.8022
Fax: 401.434.4268
URL: www.accesshealthcareri.com

Services provided:

• Companions
• Certified Nursing Assistants
• Homemakers
• Meal preparation
• Transportation
• Geographic Area: Statewide

Communities Serviced: Statewide

Phone: 401-261-4596
URL: www.sprint.com/homehealthcare

Services:

Sprint knows that responding quickly to patient needs, while controlling costs, is essential for healthcare providers at any level. That’s why we provide a wide range of effective communications and data access solutions to help get the job done. With Sprint Home Healthcare Solutions, home healthcare providers can manage the efficiency of their homecare workers while delivering the quality care and satisfaction their patients deserve. Specific solutions include:
Mobile Healthcare Worker Management, GPS Solutions, Telehealth, and Point of Care Solutions.

Communities Serviced: Healthcare entities in RI, MA, and NH

Other Information: Please allow me to be your wireless industry consultant, guiding you on how technology can be applied to your operations to allow you to continue providing superior care.

Phone: 401-849-2300
Fax: 401-841-8841
URL: www.childandfamilyri.org
Email: Click here to email

Services:

• Case Management
• Home Health Aide
• Homemaker Services

Communities Serviced: Statewide

Accreditation: AOH

Licensure/Certification: Home Care

It is with great pleasure that we enclose The Delta Study to Reduce Hospitalizations: A National Study to Reduce Avoidable Hospitalizations through Home Care. Of all of the national studies that we have sponsored, and this is our third, we are most excited to lead this discussion around reducing avoidable hospitalizations.

The interest and participation in this study far exceeded that of our previous studies, with over 3,600 suggested questions, nearly 800 completed surveys, and over 3,000 registrations for the national webinar. The 792 completed surveys took an average of 27 minutes each, all without remuneration! This high degree of participation, resulting in the largest study of its kind in the history of homecare, reflects the homecare industry’s interest in doing the right thing for our patients.

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Registration deadline: June 7, 1012

As the number of older Americans are growing in number primarily due to the “baby boomers”, some statistic show that by 2030, 60 percent of these people will manage more than one chronic condition. Understanding the health needs of the elderly is key to maintaining their independence and quality of life.The in-home aide will describe some of the common health issues facing the elderly today, how to recognize some of those issues and tips for managing them.

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Registration deadline: May 3, 2012

The relationship formed between aide and patient is different from non-professional, casual, social and personal relationships. While it is essential that the patients needs be foremost, establishing healthy boundaries or limits with our patients is essential to developing a healthy working relationship. This teleconference will address how to maintain those boundaries, managing boundary crossings, and examples of acceptable and non-acceptable behaviors.

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Registration deadline: April 5, 2012

We’ve all heard about Hepatitis, but what does it really mean to me? How can caring for someone with Hepatitis affect me? Will I get Hepatitis from my patient? What precautions should I take? These questions and more will be answered in this in-service.The in-home aide will gain insight into the types of Hepatitis, how the disease is contracted, possible side effects and preventative measures.

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Registration deadline: March 1, 2012

Heart disease remains the number one killer amongst Americans. Heart attacks are responsible for 500,000 deaths every year in the U.S. alone and most of the deaths occur within the first hour of the attack. This means it is critical that treatment is started as soon as possible. Recognizing the signs and symptoms of a heart attack is the first step to getting the right help in a timely manner. The in-home aide will be able to describe the signs and symptoms of a heart attack and other common life-threatening conditions such as stroke and pulmonary embolism. Emergency measures to be taken will also be discussed.