What Will You Learn?
Our two-hour training session is customized to meet the specific needs of your loved one’s care plan. Here's what you can expect to cover:
Introduction to Medical Equipment
Understanding the purpose and function of the equipment (biliary drainage Catheter, how to take care of abscess drainage, nephrostomy drain, or any catheters, feeding tubes, etc.)
Demonstrating how to safely set up and maintain the equipment.
Step-by-Step Guidance on Use and Maintenance
Hands-on practice of cleaning, assembling, and troubleshooting the equipment.
Instructions on infection control and best practices for hygiene.
Medication and Injection Administration
Teaching you how to give injections, manage IVs, and administer medication safely (as needed).
Learning to monitor for side effects and knowing when to contact a healthcare professional.
Emergency Protocols
What to do if the equipment malfunctions.
When to seek medical help or contact your care team.
Documentation and Insurance Reimbursement
Instructions on maintaining proper documentation for insurance purposes.
Guidance on how to qualify for insurance reimbursements, including Medicare, for medical equipment education.
How Insurance Can Help
Insurance Reimbursement
Medicare and private insurance plans often reimburse educational sessions on managing medical equipment as part of home healthcare services. To qualify:
A doctor must certify that you need skilled nursing care and/or equipment management.
The service should be part of a comprehensive home healthcare plan.
I can assist with any documentation needed for insurance reimbursement
How to Start
Before you begin, make sure you:
Schedule a face-to-face consultation with your healthcare provider.
Obtain a doctor’s certification confirming your need for home care and equipment management.
Get Started Today
To book your two-hour training session, call us at (805) 724-2923 or schedule online.
I’ll ensure that you’re fully prepared to care for your loved one with confidence and ease.
