Palace at Home

PALACE AT HOME - LICENSED IN DADE & BROWARD COUNTIES
Home Health Care

The Palace at Home, provides the personalized care needed to adequately maintain patients at home. The objective is to meet the physical & psychological needs of an individual in time of illness, disability, or emotional crisis, which may threaten the normal pattern of life. We provide coordination of services for residents that are eligible to receive home health services under physician’s orders & Medicare criteria.

Services include: Home Health Aides for companionship, personal care and assistance with the activities of daily living, Nursing Services including Wound Care, Diabetic Care and Blood Pressure Monitoring, Rehabilitation Services including strengthening, gait training, home safety & exercises.

Palace at Home Amenities & Services
Medicare Services
The Palace at Home is a Medicare-Certified Home Health Agency that provides coordination of services for residents that are eligible to receive home health services under physician's orders and Medicare criteria. Our agency is certified to provide the following services:

Nursing Services
• Home Health Aide Services
• Occupational Therapy Services

A La Carte Services
• The Palace at Home also provides the following services to private clients and all Palace communities' residents at very affordable fees.
• Home Health Aides
• Companionship services
• Assistance with personal care and activities of daily living
• Light housekeeping
• Laundry
• Assistance in shopping

Nursing Services Include:
• Administration of medications
• Wound care
• Carrying out treatments
• Monitorial blood pressure
• Diabetic care as ordered by a physician.

Therapy Services
Services provided by licensed therapists for:
• Strengthening
• Gait training
• Home safety
• Exercises
• Proper transfer techniques as ordered by a physician

Alzheimer's/Dementia Care

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How to Design a Dementia Friendly Home: 8 Tips for a Safer, More Livable Environment

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Home Health Care

Living at Home with Alzheimer’s: Safety and Comfort Tips

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Healthy Aging Starts with Eating Right

Did you know that eating healthy makes you healthier? How many of us wake up at 6:00am to get to work on time or get the kids off to school and make that nice big cup of coffee and think that’s going to hold you over until lunch time six hours later? Eating a healthy [...] Read more

What You Need To Know About Postoperative Care

A successful surgery is only one part of a patient’s hospital experience. Postoperative care after any surgery, especially Total Hip or Total Knee replacement is critically important. This care can be equally therapeutic in a rehabilitation facility or the home. Many of my patients prefer going directly home after their hospital stay. For some patients, [...] Read more