Spinal Injury Care in Longmont, CO

At-Home Care for Spinal Cord Injury Patients

Navigating life after a spinal cord injury requires a holistic and multi-disciplinary approach that integrates several forms of support to ensure safety, foster recovery, and cultivate independence. This is the moment when a dedicated spinal cord injury caregiving expert from Homewatch CareGivers becomes an invaluable part of the care team.

Objectives of Rehabilitation for Spinal Cord Injury

Our rehabilitation process for individuals affected by a spinal cord injury aims to enable them to:

• Gain maximum independence in daily living activities.
• Master the use of aids for self-feeding, personal hygiene, dressing, and upper body care.
• Learn how to properly use transfer boards for safe transfers to toilets and bathing benches.
• Navigate life using a manual wheelchair or safely operate a motorized wheelchair.

Fore more information about our in-home spinal cord injury care services in longmont, reach out online or by calling (303) 997-3686.

The Homewatch CareGivers Difference

At Homewatch CareGivers, our mission is to craft a comprehensive long-term care plan for those impacted by a spinal cord injury, involving both the patient and their loved ones in every step of the care planning process. 

Our care team is proficient in a variety of assistive technologies designed to maximize independence, all delivered with the highest level of compassion, competence, and reliability.

Our spinal injury care team pledges to:

• Regularly change the patient’s positions to prevent skin issues.
• Use and position adaptive tools like special seating, eating utensils, and sophisticated bedding technologies.
• Ensure proper respiratory function through upright seating or elevation of the head while reclining.
• Manage urological care including catheter and perineal attention.
• Collaborate with the families and other specialized entities playing a role in the patient's wellness.

Our personalized home spinal cord injury care plan focuses on fulfilling the everyday needs, including:

Assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), such as:

• Moving about to prevent pressure sores
• Helping with bathing
• Assisting with dressing and personal grooming
• Ensuring nutritious meals and adequate hydration
• Maintaining safety in bathroom routines

Supporting Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs), like:

• Planning and cooking nutritious meals
• Keeping the home clean and managing laundry
• Sending medication reminders
• Implementing technology for staying in touch with family and friends
• Providing safe transport to medical appointments and social activities
• Offering companionship

At Homewatch CareGivers, we believe in treating the whole individual—not just their diagnosis—by fostering personal connections and customizing their social interactions.

Contact Homewatch CareGivers of Longmont at (303) 997-3686 or online to learn more about our at-home spinal injury care services in longmont, or to discuss your specific care needs.