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Frequently Asked Questions
A comprehensive assessment, spanning 4-6 hours, involves the thorough gathering and examination of medical records, as well as the formulation of a Care plan. This process is conducted annually.
Monthly check-ins, either through phone calls or in-person meetings, lasting around 45 minutes, include tasks such as medication reconciliation, a review of the existing care plan, updates to the electronic medical record reflecting any changes, and addressing any relevant matters crucial for the agency's effective representation of the client.
Additionally, there are two monthly visits along with monthly updates to the Care Plan.
Absolutely. Our commitment and the assurance we provide remains the same, however we will adjusting the frequency of our visits and check-ins. Instead of monthly, these interactions will occur on a quarterly basis.
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