Home Health Care – Sister Anne

Do you or your loved one need home health care?

Sister Anne Askew is an experienced registered nurse, who has specialized in the needs of senior citizens. She offers general care, post-operative care, rehabilitation and palliative/frail care – all managed in the comfort of your own home.

Sister Anne coordinates all health requirements for you and can provide an Independent Needs Assessment for specific patient requirements. She also looks after your medical equipment and supplies and liaises with your doctors and other specialists.

Should you need 24 hour carers in your home, Sister Anne will organise and manage them for you. She communicates regularly with your family on your well-being, no matter where they are – here or overseas.

Benefits of Home Health Care Services from Sister Anne

One of the most important goals of health care is ensuring that ill, elderly, and disabled patients receive high quality, personal, and compassionate care. Home health care is designed to meet these needs by offering personalised service in the convenience of a patient’s home.

Home Care Benefits for Patients

The number one benefit of home health care is that it allows patients to receive personal care in their own homes. For aging and homebound individuals, in-home care facilitates them in remaining as functional and independent as possible, providing a much higher sense of security and dignity. Receiving home health care helps to reduce unavoidable readmissions to the hospital, and studies have shown that patients recuperating from illness, injury, or surgical procedures heal more quickly and more successfully when recovering at home versus in a medical facility.

Home Care Benefits for Caregivers and Loved Ones

Family members often serve as the primary caregivers to their ill or elderly loved ones. Home health care provides needed assistance to family caregivers, allowing them to get back to their lives and enjoy more quality time with their homebound loved ones. Furthermore, with in-home care, families that are unable to serve as primary caregivers have the benefit of knowing that their loved ones are receiving professional, compassionate, and personalised care in the convenience of their own homes.