• PUTTING PATIENTS FIRST AND PROVIDING THEM WITH INDIVIDUALIZED CARE • COLLABORATE WITH YOUR PHYSICIAN, FAMILY AND CAREGIVERS TO PROVIDE A SAFE, SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT IN YOUR HOME • ON-SITE PHYSICIAN REFERRAL PICK UP • EVERY INDIVIDUAL EMPOWERED TO ACHIEVE INDEPENDENCE • MEDGLOBAL IS A PROUD AND ACTIVE COMMUNITY MEMBER PROVIDING MEALS TO LOCAL FAMILIES IN NEED Why MedGlobal is Different We put patients first 972.222.3870 We put patients first www.medglobalhhc.com MedGlobal Home Health Care 18601 LBJ Freeway, Suite 330 Mesquite, TX 75150 Insurances accepted: Medicare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Care Improvement Plus and Private Pay We are proud members of: Office: 972.222.3870 Fax: 972.222.3871 Toll-free: 800.375.5058 A+ Rating Multilingual and culturally diverse staff available. Serving DFW Metroplex Area medglobal_brochure_266.indd 1 10/2/14 7:35 PM
Multilingual and culturally diverse staff available.Serving DFW Metroplex Area
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Our Promise to You
• PATIENTS FIRST, 24/7 CARE AVAILABLE• SAFETY, COMPASSION, EXPERT ATTENTION PATIENTS DESERVE• HIGHEST QUALITY CARE WITH MULTILINGUAL AND CULTURALLY DIVERSE NURSES AND THERAPY STAFF• COLLABORATE WITH PHYSICIANS ON CARE PLANS THAT FOLLOW MEDICARE GUIDELINES• TREAT PATIENTS AND FAMILIES WITH RESPECT AND SENSITIVITY REGARDING THEIR NEEDS
Who Is Eligible for Home Care
• People of all ages recovering from illness, injury, accidents or surgery • Homebound individuals requiring skilled nursing care and or therapy services• Patients under the care of a physician, who certifiestheninitiatesplanofcare
Services We Provide
Skilled Visiting Nursing• Individualized physician developed care plan• Medical Management for all conditions• Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) management• Cardio-pulmonary management• Anti-coagulation therapy (PT/INR)• Wound and ostomy care• Diabetic management and instruction• Bowel and bladder training• PEG tube feedings
Physical Therapy• Patient’s care plan and safety at home • Exercise program development• Proper use of assistive and prosthetic devices
Home Health Aide • Assistance with bathing, grooming, personal care and daily living activities
Occupational Therapy• Coordination, walking, muscle dysfunction, perpetual motor abilities• Patient’s safety/fall prevention at home, body mechanics and energy conservation • Sensory impairments • Muscle re-education exercises
Speech Therapy
• Verbal expression, auditory comprehension and speech• Swallowing techniques • Reading and visual exercises
Medical Social Work
•Providedbyon-staffsocialworkers• Address patient’s needs• Family counseling•Assessmentofpatient’sfinancialsituation and guidance to community resources
