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When to Refer a patient to Health Pro Resource, LLC

Newly diagnosed medical conditions or complex, debilitating symptoms which requires skilled monitoring and/or health teaching.
Terminal illness with needs for symptomatic control if not appropriate for hospice pressure ulcers, open wounds, ulcers, or burns.
Ostomies and Otomies
Newly diagnosed or Poorly Controlled Diabetes
Bedbound patient requiring teaching of family to manage dependent patient
Frequent Admissions to the Hospital
Medications requiring monitoring (anticoagulants, antihypertensive, cardiac meds, analgesics, chemotherapeutic agents, etc.
Need for exercise to improve ambulation, mobility, independence, safely, circulation or preparation for prosthesis
Patients needing dressing changes, monitoring of wounds following surgery
Patients requiring instruction for home apnea monitors or billilights/blankets.
TPN patient or family needs monitoring and instruction
Patients requiring infusion therapy for hydration or medication administration - ANTIBIOTICS, IRON, INFUSION, etc.
Patients requiring durable medical equipment may need physical therapy to train on the proper user of the equipment.

What does medicare cover?


Observation/Evaluation of an unstable cardiac patient
Teaching a new diabetic patient hoe to give insulin, effect of treatment, diet and complication
Treatment of wound care & evaluation of healing
Changing catheter, irrigating catheters, or teaching catheters care
Teaching therapeutic exercises to a stroke patient
Evaluating the effect of new medication for hypertension other unstable conditions
Teaching energy saving skills to COPD patient
Development of a bowel/bladder program
Monthly B12 injection for pernicious anemia
instructing a patient with a fracture in cast care and use of equipment (can, walker, etc.)
Teaching a therapeutic diet
Continuing a rehab program for a Mi patient
Observation / Evolution of a post surgical condition
Teaching and assisting With colostomy care for a new colostomy
Evaluating a respiratory condition (i.e. Pneumonia)
 
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