GAPP Certified

• Ventilator management: Monitoring and maintenance of ventilators.
• Tracheostomy care: Cleaning, changing, and caring for tracheostomy tubes.
• Gastrostomy (G-tube) care: Tube feeding, cleaning, and maintenance.
• Intravenous (IV) therapy: Administration of medications or fluids via IV.
• Medication administration and management: Scheduled dosing and monitoring of medications.
• Vital signs monitoring: Regular checking of blood pressure, pulse, respiration, and temperature.
• Oxygen therapy: Administering and monitoring oxygen levels.
• Wound care: Cleaning and dressing wounds, preventing infection.
• Seizure management: Monitoring and responding to seizure activity.

• Airway suctioning: Removing secretions to keep airways clear.
• Nebulizer treatments: Administering inhaled medications.
• Apnea monitoring: Monitoring breathing patterns and alerting caregivers.
• BiPAP/CPAP support: For children who need positive airway pressure.

• Physical therapy: Assisting with exercises to improve movement.
• Occupational therapy: Supporting development of daily living skills.
• Speech therapy: Helping with swallowing, feeding, and communication

• Enteral feeding: Feeding through a G-tube, J-tube, or NG-tube.
• Dietary management: Working with dietitians to ensure proper nutrition.
• Assisted feeding: Help with eating, drinking, and swallowing.

• Sensory stimulation activities: For children with developmental needs.
• Play therapy: Engaging activities to encourage development.

• Caregiving training: Teaching parents how to perform medical tasks.
• Emergency response training: Preparing families for emergencies.
• Medication and equipment instruction: Training on usage and management.

• Counseling and mental health support: Providing emotional support for children and families.
• Social interaction facilitation: Encouraging interaction with others for social development.

• Bathing and hygiene: Assisting with personal hygiene tasks.
• Dressing and grooming: Helping children with dressing and appearance.
• Mobility assistance: Helping children move safely around their home.
• Toileting support: Assisting with toilet use and hygiene.

• Overnight care: Monitoring and care during nighttime.
• Emergency response: Preparedness for rapid response in emergencies.
• Respite care: Temporary relief for family caregivers.

These services are tailored to each child’s specific medical and developmental needs, allowing for comprehensive care in a familiar environment.