Mobile Integrated Healthcare is a system of pre and post-hospital services which utilize community paramedic resource to deliver a coordinated continuum of care that supports patients' needs in the community.
Care continuum is planned through collaborative and proactive program development which addresses gaps in service delivery and prevents unnecessary hospitalizations or other harmful and wasteful resource delivery.
MIH Services
Assessments
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Medical assessment
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Home safety assessment
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Fall risk assessment
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Social assessment
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Psychological assessment
Referrals
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In home healthcare
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Occupational, Speech & Physical Therapy programs
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Home modification
Healthcare
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Immunizations / vaccinations
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Breathing treatments
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Wound dressing changes
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Intravenous medicine administration
Coordination
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Coordination with primary care physician
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Coordination with specialists
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Assistance with arranging transportation
Monitoring
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Blood pressure monitoring
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Blood sugar tracking
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ECG tracing
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Medication compliance & monitoring
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Weight monitoring
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Intravenous monitoring
Education
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Diabetes education
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Nutritional education
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What to Expect
ASSESSMENT
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TREATMENT
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GRADUATION
When a need is recognized a community paramedic (CP) will come to your home and do a comprehensive assessment.
a 4-8 week program is developed with your CP to determine and needs that are not being met and help collaborate with community resources to meet those needs. You will have your own tailored plan which will be reviewed and approved by your primary care physician or specialist
Depending on your needs, you can expect a weekly in-person visit or phone conversation to ensure all needs are met, and concerns addressed.
Once it is determined your needs are met, you will 'graduate' out of the program. After your program ends, we are always available if further needs arise.
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Our Vision
Increase access to healthcare
Help patients to manage their healthcare and improve their quality of life
Provide management of high healthcare system utilizers, and patients at risk for hospital admission or readmission.
Provide management of care for patients with chronic diseases, and those needing preventative care or post-discharge visits.
Help to decrease financial loss in ER and EMS for non-medical emergencies.
Use community partners to provide a broad spectrum of appropriate care.
Enhance injury prevention and reduce costs associated with injury. (vs. cost with no prevention in place.)