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UAMS introduces innovative home care program
Little Rock, Arkansas – The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) in Little Rock has launched a pioneering healthcare service designed to bring the critical aspects of hospital care directly to patients’ homes. This new program, named the comprehensive care at home program, represents a significant shift in how medical care can be delivered, particularly for those who might benefit from hospital-level care without the need to be hospitalized.
Bringing Hospital Care to the Comfort of Home
The Comprehensive Care at Home Program is structured to provide patients with all the essential elements typically associated with an inpatient hospital stay, but in the comfort and privacy of their own homes. One of the key features of this program is the virtual access it grants patients to their doctors and care team through telehealth technology. This innovative approach ensures that patients can consult with their healthcare providers without the physical constraints of a hospital visit.
Additionally, the program includes around-the-clock access to a licensed nurse, offering peace of mind and immediate medical assistance when needed. The nurse makes twice-daily visits to perform vital health checks, administer medications, and assist with pain management, ensuring that all medical needs are comprehensively addressed.
Dr. Abuabdou, a doctor associated with the home care program, has reported great success with this new method of patient care. The program’s ability to merge convenience with high-quality medical attention has been well-received, and it’s seen as a forward-thinking approach to healthcare delivery.
How to Access the Program
For those interested in this innovative form of healthcare, UAMS has made it easy to find out if they qualify for the program. Potential patients can visit the UAMS Health website for more information and to determine their eligibility. This program is an excellent opportunity for eligible patients to receive top-tier medical care while enjoying the comfort and familiarity of their own homes.
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