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Photo by Todd McCormack
Photo by Todd McCormack
Download and print all PATIENT FORMS prior to your first visit.
Bring your insurance card at the time of office visit.
Review your health history, office visit notes, lab results, and more.
The Home Care Health Initiative on Fishers Island is designed to facilitate the delivery of auxiliary health care services to the Island which in the past have been difficult to obtain. These services include on-island Physical Therapy, Home Care for the elderly or infirm, and end-of-life Hospice Care.
Many of us have attempted to navigate the maze of home care for the aged or infirm in our families and suffered for the effort. We have often had to choose to shorten/eliminate holidays or complicate them with inadequate provisions. The FI Home Care Health Initiative is attempting to assist families with this by partnering with Shelter Island Home Care, sihomecare.com, an agency we have vetted, to provide 24/7 certified nursing assistants (CNA) for those in need. Although this agency can only provide live-in care, we have also identified a limited number of local Fishers Island caregivers who can provide short-term (hourly) care including driving to appointments, bathing, feeding, shopping, companionship, etc. These services would be paid for out-of-pocket with insurance coverage unlikely unless a long-term home care insurance plan is active.
Please contact Kapri Thomas at Kaprikia@me.com for further details and to coordinate care.
The FI Home Care Health Initiative has partnered with East End Hospice, eeh.org, for end-of-life care for those wishing to spend their final days with family on their beloved island in the comfort of their homes.
Our team, working hand in hand with East End Hospice, can also work in conjunction with the home care agency such that families can spend quality time with their loved ones without the stress of difficult to manage issues. Medicare, to date, covers hospice related expenses but not home care.
Please contact Kapri Thomas at Kaprikia@me.com for further details and to coordinate care.
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