Our professionals include:

• Registered nurses who can work with your care provider to manage at-home care. a nurse will evaluate your needs as they relate to heart disease and any other conditions you may have) to develop a personalized plan of care for taking your heart medication, monitoring your blood pressure and cholesterol, and managing stress and your lifestyle.
• Certified home-health aides who can provide personal care (such as bathing or dressing). They can also shop for and prepare heart-healthy meals that may be prescribed by a dietitian to help you manage your weight and keep your and blood pressure stable, as well as assist with laundry and household chores.
• Home attendants (a.k.a., personal care workers) who can help with basic activities of daily living—bathing, dressing, grooming, making yourself more comfortable at home (if you have swelling in the abdomen or extremities or shortness of breath), walking, eating, shopping, paying bills, doing laundry, and taking you to medical appointments.
• Licensed social workers who can assess your physical, functional, emotional, environmental, and social needs and offer strategies and resources for support.
• Registered dietitians who will evaluate your nutritional needs, develop a healthy low-sodium, low-fat meal plan, and teach you how to successfully follow dietary strategies that will help you control your weight and your heart disease risk factors. If you have, or develop, conditions that can complicate the management of heart disease, such as high blood pressure, diabetes, or kidney disease, additional dietary adjustments (particularly when it comes to sodium, protein, fat, carbohydrate, or alcohol intake) may be necessary