A structured approach to observation and assessment care is required to maintain a high standard of service. Thorough patient assessments are carried out by our skilled and competent practitioners. Assessment is essential in informing the selection of appropriate care strategies to achieve clinical goals and improve patient wellbeing.

Medication management is an essential part of the overall treatment plan for elderly individuals who take multiple medications to treat various diseases or disorders. The management of meds uses nurses, doctors, home care aides, other caregivers, and health professionals to ensure that the patient is reaping the most significant benefit and best possible outcomes from their medications.

Chronic Disease Management is an integrated care approach to managing an illness that includes screenings, check-ups, monitoring and coordinating treatment, and patient education. It can improve your quality of life while reducing your health care costs if you have a chronic disease by preventing or minimizing the effects of a disease.

Our team provides blood work, urinalysis, mobile X-ray, and ultrasound services, offering the convenience and comprehensive nature of these diagnostics in the comfort of the home.

Our home care wound care services provide expert management for various types of wounds, ensuring proper healing and preventing complications. Our trained caregivers deliver personalized treatment plans, monitor healing progress, and promote recovery, all in the comfort of your home.

Postop Surgical Home Care is always personalized according to each patient’s needs. Postop Surgical Nurses from Premium Care Services can be available for your preference of time, from just a few hours a day to 24 hours a day, to weeks or months. We  will help with draining fluids, changing dressings, giving the patient the proper medications, observing and making notes of the patient’s progress, and communicating important recovery information with the surgeon or physician.

We now have many modalities, including medication, interventional pain management techniques (nerve blocks, spinal cord stimulators, and similar treatments), along with physical therapy and alternative medicine to help reduce the pain. Depending on the severity of the pain, one type of treatment may be more effective than another. A combination of treatments may also be beneficial.

IV or intravenous therapy refers to a therapy that delivers fluid into veins in the body. IV therapy is the fastest way to deliver medications, blood products and more into the bloodstream to help with various health conditions, dehydration and blood transfusions. IV therapists insert the IV, ensuring the patient receives the correct dosage of medication or fluid. During the IV process, the therapist monitors the patient for any reactions and ensures the IV stays in place.