Frequently Asked Questions About Chronic Disease Management

Chronic disease management refers to the provision of services that help people with chronic diseases live independently, take care of themselves, monitor their health status, and communicate with healthcare providers.

We offer management services for diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, COPD, arthritis, stroke, and other chronic conditions.

Yes, the management of chronic diseases can be offered at home and follows the client’s treatment plan.

Senior citizens and other adults who need help managing a chronic illness, taking care of themselves, getting help with medication and other daily routines are good candidates for our services.

Most often, chronic disease management consists of medication administration, assistance with self-care, health monitoring, mobility assistance, routine management, caregiver support, and care-plan support.

Yes, we can help seniors who suffer from more than one chronic condition.

We help patients to function better by assisting them with some of their daily tasks, managing their routine, taking care of their health needs, and following their care plan.

Caregivers can remind clients about the medication and assist them with it, based on the instructions provided by their physicians.

Yes, our caregivers can assist you with daily routines, medication, diet, and exercise, as well as other rules specified in the care plan.

Yes, you can count on us to assist you with daily routines, medication, health monitoring, and other tasks specified in the care plan.

Yes, our caregivers can assist you with your daily activities and follow your care plan and instructions from your doctors.

Chronic care management cannot replace a doctor, since home care agencies provide support services, while doctors give medical advice and treatment.

Chronic care management is developed based on the needs and preferences of the person with chronic illness, considering their habits, condition, and physician recommendations. Chronic care management can be adjusted as needed.

Having a chronic disease can be overwhelming and exhausting. One may need help with self-care, medication, health monitoring, and other routine activities. In such cases, chronic disease management can be helpful.

Contact us to learn how we can help you provide care for a loved one or yourself. We will be happy to explain how chronic disease management can help you and what options are available.