Nutrition Support is for patients unable to ingest or absorb adequate nutrients orally which requires them to receive special nutrition either through a needle or catheter to their veins, or through a feeding tube into their stomach. These ways of delivering nutrition are called either parenteral nutrition (through the veins) or enteral nutrition (through a feeding tube). Nutrition support service uses a team approach to administer and monitor this therapy in the hospital. The same nutrition support service may also arrange the transition from hospital to home for those patients who need to continue therapy long term. We at In-Home Care California provide this service for those being cared for at home. Our nutrition care provides adequate energy and protein to meet hyper-metabolic demands, decrease Catabolism and prevent protein and calorie malnutrition. This increases patients' ability to combat infection and accelerates wound healing. We have a group of nursing professionals and experts in Nutrition Support who can help our patients receive excellent nourishment via feeding tubes.
Those who suffer from chronic illnesses and injuries need constant attention from a physician. This is where members of our staff show their ability. They are trained to be the eyes and ears of doctors who can assess the situation on the spot. With the care provided by our caregivers, your loved ones will learn how to manage their condition and reduce the chances of hospital readmission. Our agency employees are professionals in their niche. They are trained to work at your home, but also to be your contact with doctors and hospitals. Have this in mind when you decide which agency to choose. In-Home Care California is currently in eight counties in Southern CA including Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, San Bernardino, Riverside, Santa Barbara, San Diego, Kern and has developed various programs with the aim to provide the best possible care for patients with chronic illnesses and injuries. The ultimate goal is to supply patients with the necessary care at their homes. By doing this, we aim to keep them close to their families and out of the hospital.
