Home health aides with specialized training can administer a client’s medication or check vital signs under the direction of a registered nurse or other medical professional.

A Certified Home Health Aide (HHA) has the training needed to monitor and assist with a client’s basic health care needs under the guidance of an RN. When restrictions of aging, disability, chronic illness or cognitive difficulty make it challenging for individuals to care fully for themselves at home, home health aides can assist. A home health aide improves the quality of life for people through professional, hands-on care and compassionate kindness. For many of our clients, a home health aide or caregiver becomes a trusted friend.

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Home health aides with specialized training can administer a client’s medication or check vital signs under the direction of a registered nurse or other medical professional. Qualified home health aides may also change bandages and dressings and help with medical equipment.

Role of a Home Health Aide

  • Bathing and dressing
  • Light housekeeping (laundry, vacuuming, etc.)
  • Medication monitoring
  • Grocery shopping
  • Meal planning and preparation
  • Transportation to doctor’s offices and other appointments
  • Companionship visits
  • Organization of schedules and appointments
  • Physical exercise and at-home therapy exercises
  • Basic health monitoring including blood pressure

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