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Medical Social Services |
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Speech Language Pathology |

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usually these disorders are the result of traumas such as surgery or stroke. Some of the services provided by Speech Therapists include diet modification, lip reading instruction, voice therapy, saliva control, stroke rehab, assistance with swallowing disorders, etc. |
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emotional factors affecting ill and disabled individuals and also provide counseling. They also help patients and their family members identify available community resources. Social workers often serve as case managers when patients’ conditions are so complex that professionals need to assess medical and supportive needs and coordinate a variety of services. |
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Our Registered Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses are fully screened to assure that their training and experience meet Advantage’s strict |
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A highly qualified Physical Therapist can assess and periodically reassess a patient’s rehabilitation needs |
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Home Health Aides work under the supervision of a Registered Nurse to bring patients an increased sense of independence, while |
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Occupational Therapists help individuals who have physical, developmental, social, or emotional problems that prevent them from performing the general activities of daily living. |
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Medical Social Services are provided by a qualified medical social worker. Social workers evaluate the social and |
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Speech-language pathologists work to develop and restore the speech of individuals with communication disorders; |
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