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Private Duty Home Health
Mary Lanning Healthcare's Private Duty Personal Care and Support Services is a state-licensed program offering a variety of service. This program offers you the flexibility, management and respect for your personal care needs in your own home with services provided by clinically-trained specialists.
How Mary Lanning Healthcare's Private Duty Home Health can benefit you:
Care is available 24-hours a day, seven days a week. All staff is hired, trained and supervised by Mary Lanning Healthcare's Private Duty Home Health. Mary Lanning Healthcare pays the employee's Social Security and other employer-related taxes.
Services available:
Personal Care Aides
Personal Care Aides are professionally-trained certified nurse aides who provide assistance with bathing, dressing, ambulation, exercise, medication reminders, meal preparation, laundry/housekeeping, errands and transportation to and from appointments, as well as other activities.
Skilled Nursing
Under the direction of a physician, Registered Nurses assist with medications, set up injections, IV therapy, catheter care, bowel management and other services.
Private Duty Home Health Will Meet Your Individual Needs
Private Duty Home Health clients enjoy the flexibility of selecting hours convenient to you and adjusting those hours as necessary. Your needs may require assistance as little as one hour a week, or as much as 24-hours a day. Private Duty Home Health personnel can visit you several times daily for chores such as meal preparation, or to provide assistance rising out of bed in the morning and preparing for bed in the evening. The Private Duty Home Health staff will visit with you to arrange services based upon your individual needs.
Convenient Hours
Private Duty Home Health provides services 24-hours a day, seven days a week including holidays. Supervisors are also available 24-hours a day, seven days a week. Private Duty Home Health offers services to residents within a 25-mile radius of Hastings, including Clay, Hall, Webster, and Kearney Counties.
Reimbursement
Services are primarily paid for by the client, however some insurance plans allow for coverage, as well as Medicaid Waiver Programs and Veteran's Benefits. Please call for information on services and charges.
Gift Certificates
Gift certificates are available to purchase services for friends, family or loved ones. These are available in any denomination. Please call the number listed below for more information.
Contacting Private Duty Home Health:
(402) 461-5092
Monday through Friday
8:00am to 4:00pm
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