Registered Nurse

Our Registered Nurses use the same holistic approach in treating, monitoring and administering care. They will guide patients, and their family members, to the patient's health care rights, responsibilities, assess the patient's condition, and coordinate all the necessary skilled services. Skilled services include:
-Infusion care
-Medication administration
-Intravenous infusion (IV)
-Wound care
-Negative pressure wound therapy
-Foley care
-Nutritional guidance and compliance
-Venipuncture
-Nasogastric and Gastronomy care


Psychiatric Nurse

Our Psychiatric Nurses have a master's degree in psychiatric-mental health. They perform the following duties:
-Develop nursing care plans
-Provide direct nursing care
-Administer medications
-Carry out treatment strategies, as orders by a physician
-Teach classes in mental health topics
-Teach family members about the patient's disorder and needs


Physical Therapist

Our Physical Therapists treat illnesses or injuries by developing patient-specific exercise, massage or other treatment programs to improve physical abilities, lessen pain, alleviate movement dysfunction, prevent injury recurrence and promote maximum independence. They also instruct the patient and their care family on a Home Maintenance program intended to help the patient maintain their level of physical ability. Some of the Physical Therapy programs include:
-Gait training
-Ambulation
-Transfer skills and coordination


Occupational Therapist

Our Occupational Therapists help patients become more independent by enabling them to perform daily activities such as bathing and getting dressed. They evaluate a patient's physical and mental capabilities then develop a goal-oriented program to decrease any identified limitations. Their aim is to help our patients achieve and maintain maximum independence and success in daily living by improving fine motor coordination, increasing upper extremities and increasing their overall self-confidence.


Medical Social Worker

Our Medical Social Workers help patients and their family deal with the psychological and emotional anguish associated with an illness. They are also a critical component in helping the patient connect with the appropriate referral for additional services.


Certified Nurse Aide

Our Certified Nurse Aides provide personal patient care under the supervision of a Registered Nurse or Physical Therapist. They assist patients with medication reminders, medication preparations as well as with daily activities, such as bathing, getting dressed, and meal preparation.


Laboratory Testing

Routine collection for laboratory testing will be provided*. Transportation of specimens for laboratory testing, however, will be provided through a courier company. Some of the common tests include venipuncture, finger sticks, urinalysis, cultures and stool collection.

*Arterial blood gases will not be drawn by Benevolent Home Health Care, Inc. nurses.


Nutritional Services

Nutritional services will be provided through licensed dieticians who will consult with Benevolent Home Health Care, Inc. after evaluating patient's nutritional status.

Should patients require referral services, our nurses will be more than happy to assist with the referral process, from clarifying options to connecting them with the appropriate community resources such as:
-Durable Medical Equipment suppliers (DME) for hospital beds, commodes,                 wheelchairs, canes, and walkers
-Patient transport services
-Department of Aging
-Homemaker
-Meals on Wheels
-Palliative Hospice Care providers