360 HEALTHCARE FLORIDA LLC
PORT SAINT LUCIE, FLORIDA

Whether it involves picking up a family member who just flew into the airport to visit a client who is in the hospital or putting up shutters before a hurricane, we are here to help you, day and night. From top management down, at 360 Healthcare we live by the mantra “Whatever it Takes” every single day. Every nurse, driver, and companion are American Heart Association certified CPR providers, trained in Alzheimer’s and Dementia care so you can have peace of mind knowing that your loved one is in good hands. In-home care is provided by trained professionals who can handle individuals suffering from different physical and mental ailments. These caretakers can care for people with visual impairment, Alzheimer’s, people with physical disabilities, etc. All of these individuals require special care and assistance to carry out their day-to-day activities. At How does in-home care help individuals become independent? Traditional in-home care is provided by family members, usually children. While this helps save money, it doesn’t really provide adequate care to the concerned individuals and can often make them feel less independent. Here are some ways in which an in-home care provider can help your loved one feel independent: – In-home caregivers understand the condition of the patients and know just how to help them adjust to life. They are aware of the various physical and mental problems caused by diseases, age, accidents, and surgeries and tailor their care accordingly. Family members, on the other hand, don’t have the training or knowledge to offer good support and are learning along the way as well. – The individuals don’t need to rely on family members so they don’t feel like they’re being a burden. They can simply ask their employed caretakers to help them with their day-to-day requirements. This can give them a sense of independence and control, which has a good impact on their overall health. Helping without coddling – In-house caretakers have a more objective and unbiased way of handling patients. They will provide care but they won’t mollycoddle their charges, which will help the latter become more independent. For example, they’ll guide a visually-impaired person on how to keep their surroundings clean but will still clean areas that their charges missed. This also helps the patients become more independent and self-sufficient. Inexperienced caretakers don’t know when to offer help and when to let their charges handle the situation on their own. – In-home caregivers know how to help people adjust to injuries, disabilities, and impairment. For example, they know how people with Alzheimer’s respond to different kinds of stimuli and determine what they need to do in order to keep the patients calm and help them remain comfortable. They know how to help visually impaired people navigate their surroundings and also ensure they learn how to do that without instruction or assistance. An in-home caretaker’s priority is to improve the overall quality of life and that can only happen if the charges have some level of independence. The caregivers provide both support and companionship that can help put their charges on the right path and ensure they develop self-sufficiency over time. Aging and illness can prevent older adults from living their everyday lives. Seniors afflicted by chronic health conditions may require some form of long-term care. While some choose senior care facilities, most seniors are more comfortable staying in their own homes.That’s where we come in: 360 Healthcare is dedicated to helping seniors maintain their independence and dignity. That’s why we provide top-quality home care assistance throughout Palm Beach County, Martin County, St. Lucie County and Indian River County. 360 Healthcare’s professionally trained home health aides provide customized care based on your loved one’s individual needs. We match your loved one with screened, licensed, and experienced caregivers. With a little assistance, your elderly parent or other relative can resume their normal lifestyle and routine – all in the comfort of home. Memory disorders can be difficult for families to manage. Patients with Alzheimer’s require specialized care that most family members can’t provide. Home health care extends beyond making the bed and cooking a few meals. 360 Healthcare is proud to provide home care services for seniors with Alzheimer’s and Dementia. With a home care aide watching over their every need, your loved one can continue to live at home, where they are the most comfortable. and see what 360 Healthcare can do for you. We are here for you anytime, day or night. “They really helped my father with my mother. He said he expected a lot out of people, but when the caregiver came in, he got a peace of mind to relax or go run a needed errand. He trusted her with my mother, so he could leave and know that my mother was safe.” We are always looking for dedicated individuals to join our broad team of health care staff.