Diabetic Care

Insulin-dependent type 1 or type 2
Education (blood sugar, symptom, and activity log)
Proper needle disposal
Warning signs of hypoglycemia and treatment
Individualized care path education recommendations: nursing
Nutritional/diet logging
Preparation of insulin (drawing up one kind of insulin, drawing up two kinds of insulin in one syringe)
Insulin action, site rotation, injection sites and procedures
Staying healthy and preventing problems (foot care, preventing kidney problems, and the importance of flu shots)
Diabetic nutrition (exchange method menu samples, meal planning with the plate method)

Phoenix Home Care came to be as a result of our commitment to improve the quality of life of the people we serve. Each of our principals has experienced the need for home care for a loved one. We understand what truly matters and how important compassion is in finding fresh starts and New Beginnings.

It is that desire to share the freedom of New Beginnings that drives the team at Phoenix Home Care.

There are many home health care agencies in the marketplace. On the outside, they all look pretty much the same. It is the inside that matters – the culture. We have set out to distinguish ourselves through the selection of our employees, the client-focused training of our highly skilled caregivers, and the value-based leadership practices of our management.