I want to talk about today how a lot of family members have stress and don’t prepare ahead of time before leaving the hospital and rehab. This topic is really important when you are dealing with yourself or your parents. This is something that you don’t really think about all the time. When you have to plan for home care, there’s a lot of stress but you don’t have to go through if you prepare way ahead of time. The complications that can arise from transitions of leaving from the hospital are multifaceted could really contribute what has come to be known as the revolving door of hospital readmissions. According to the research conducted by the CMS, nearly one in five Medicare patients discharged from a hospital, approximately from a hospital approximately 2.6 million seniors is readmitted within 30 days.
Professional caregivers can be valuable when it comes down to your loved ones health issues and ensuring what is prescribed is following the treatment and determining what type of services you exactly need and all the assistance that you need making sure the home environments is safe. Keep in mind the importance of discharge planning what you’re going to go through when you are leaving the hospital or the rehab. You can’t wait to get home of course. It’s better to prepare ahead of time. Set yourself up with home care healthcare professionals way ahead of time, many patients are understandably really eager to leave the hospital and return home, rushing through this process can increase the risk of missing important points that you need.