1. Homecare Hospice LifeCare Community Care
2014 Year in Review
Homecare
Hospice
LifeCare
Community Care

2. Homecare
New programs
Implemented Behavioral Health Program
1 train the trainer
2RN’s
3OT’s
153 BH referrals
Brochure
Implemented Palliative care program
37 Visits since 10/1
Additional Disease Management best practice protocols
Kidney disease
Pain
Implemented Balance/Falls prevention Program
Training/Brochure/Community education

3. Homecare End of year staffing: 3 team managers 30 RN’s 3 LPN’s 2 ST
2PTA’s
1 OTA
6 OT’s
10 PT’s
2 MSW’s
4 LNA’s

4. Hospice
New Hospice Director
Shorter Lengths of stays
Higher admissions per month
Staff turnover issues
Added ARNP
Hyder Family Hospice House closure
Hospice staffing:
Hospice Director
1 hospice liaison RN FT
1 intake nurse coordinator
1clerical assistant/scheduler
1LPN FT
4 RN’s FT
2 perdium RN’s
4 LNA’s
2 MSW’s
1partime clergy
1 part-time volunteer coordinator/bereavement coordinator
17 hospice volunteers

5. LifeCare
Started on Mobil Lite for documentation/communication
Staffing:
1 LifeCare Director
1 administrative assistant/scheduler
2 in-home companions
Homemakers-5
LNA’s-12
PCSP-3

6. Community Care
17 clinics (excluding flu clinics) per month covering the city/towns of:
Durham
Farmington
Springvale Maine
Elliot Maine
North Berwick Maine
Northwood
Portsmouth
Rochester
Somersworth
Seeing on an average of 60 people/month
761 flu vaccines given