In-Home Care
Bare Essentials
3200 Wayne Avenue
Kansas City, MO 64109
816-333-4500
Founder: Deborah Washam, RN 1993-
CEO: LaTonya Fisher, CM 1998 -
Advanced Personal Care- Services may include passive range of motion, use of lifts for hygiene around catheter/ostomy sites, and application of prescription ointments/lotions and etc.
Skilled Nursing- RN and LPN'S:
Health Assessment, Med Set-Up and Supervision
Health Education
In-service Staff Training
Payment Sources:
Missouri Medicaid
Private Pay
Veteran Administration
Private Insurance with prior authorization
Basic Personal Care-Services include; meal preparation, bathing, assistance getting dressed, shampoo, denture care, personal activities of daily living (ADL), and other needs.
Homemaker Service- Household activities provided when the clients are unable to manage the home. Activities are directed toward home management and activities of daily living. Services include meal preparation, washing dishes, making beds, laundry, light house keeping, shopping, errands, (to pay bill, etc).
Respite-Services are maintenance and supervisory care provided to an individual to give temporary relief to the primary caregiver. Services include protective oversight and companionship.
Bare Essentials Home Care, Inc., Now offers as part of our Program Services, Housing For Women and Children. WELCOME "Mother's Bridge Transitional Housing" Call 816 304 8394 for further information. We are Building our Community one Family at a time!
"Where Quality is not just a Word, but a Commitment."
Services
ADULT DAY CARE
Pathways Adult Day Health Care
Directors: Martina Bowden/ Anita Ray
7911 Paseo Blvd.
Kansas City, MO 64131
816-333-7600
Health care services:
Mental Health Services:
Service Offerings:
Therapeutic Activities:
Community Based- Adult day care program offering a variety of health, therapeutic, and social services to handicap, disabled and seniors who need assistance or require supervised care in a protective setting during daytime hours.
Program Description: The Program stresses partnership with participant, the family, the physician, and the community in working towards maintaining personal independence. In some situations, individuals already institutionalized may be placed back in the community with ADHC assistance and support services. Pathways ADHC has a multidisciplinary team of health professionals who conduct assessments of each potential participant to determine and plan the ADHC services needed to meet the individual's specific health and social needs.