Stage 1, the accessibility stage, designed for short day visits home.  Basic accommodations to get patient in to home, such as rental ramps, widening doors, installing grab bars.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Stage 3, long term living stage, long term modifications required to allow the patient to live in the home no matter what their level of function.  Our occupational therapists and builders work together to design and modify homes based on patient/family needs for independence for long term.
 
 
 
 The Process
 
 
Long Term Disability
Hospital Discharge Services
Identify    Assess the individual’s and family’s
                  goals for lifestyle independence-utilize
                  existing occupational therapy and
                  physical therapy reports to assist in
                  identifying needs.
 
Evaluate  Determine environmental accessibility
                  needs and limitations.
 
Design    Create design solutions for safe
                 accessibility.
 
Specify    Prepare construction specifications
                  and/or adaptive equipment
                  requirements.
 
Apply       Build appropriate modifications and/or
                  procure proper equipment.
 
Verify       Confirm solutions meet needs.
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Phone:  (269) 978-8340
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Hospital      D/C Services Design Services Home Modifications
Wheelchair Ramps/Lifts Services
Serving Michigan, Indiana and Ohio
Catastrophic/Long Term Disability Discharge Services.
 
Catastrophic disability hospital discharge services are tailored to the needs of your family/patient.  Home modifications and evaluations are ‘staged’ as part of a step down plan.
 
The step down plan is designed to ease your loved one/patient back into family life at the level in which the family can handle.  Preventing expensive modifications if the family decides the care needs of the patient are more than they can provide.
 
Functional Homes occupational therapists and builders work together with your family and the care management team to assess the family needs and to modify the home for safety, accessibility and ease of care.
 
 
Our team works with your team to get your loved ones or patients home and on with their lives.  
 Stages of Discharge
Stage 2, the basic needs stage, designed for weekend visits home.  No large modifications, just basic needs such as toilet needs, feeding and sleeping requirements are addressed.
 
 
Stage 3 could include any of the following:
  1. Designing and building additions.
  2. Designing and modifying bathrooms, kitchens or bedrooms.
  3. Evaluating several different living options for accessibility and giving bids for work needed so case manager/insurance company can make educated decisions.
  4. Anything needed to create a functional, wheelchair accessible, barrier free living space.