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Vital Signs Monitoring At Home

Our Care Professionals are trained to monitor and record the five key vital signs of potential health problems whilst you stay happy at home. Home Instead are here to support you and your family with practical help and health care tailored to you.

Vital sign monitoring, care by professionals you can trust

Body temperature, pulse rate, rate of respiration, oxygen saturation and blood pressure are collectively known as vital signs. They provide critical information that is ‘vital’ for life-sustaining functions. Our Care Professionals are trained to monitor these signs in the comfort of your own home, so you can relax without the stress of endless clinic appointments and with a trusted service provided by a familiar friendly face.

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Home Instead’s Care Professionals are trained to the highest clinical standards and will work with your own doctors and health teams to ensure you are receiving the best possible care at home from people who share your hobbies and interests and are passionate about helping you and your loved ones. Our vital signs care will assist in detecting or monitoring medical problems, allowing our Care Professionals to liaise with your clinical team to ensure you get the care you need and so we can support you in managing your symptoms at home.

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What are vital signs?

Vital signs are a group of measurements used to indicate how well a person’s vital organs are functioning. They assess the general wellbeing of a person as well as providing information on possible diseases, deterioration, or progress in a person’s health.

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What is vital signs monitoring?

This may involvetaking and recording blood pressure, oxygen saturation levels, pulse rate, respiration rate, temperature and performing a urinalysis. These may be requested independently or in combination. Care Professionals will then follow a care plan on how to action any changes or concerns.

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Benefits of vital signs monitoring care

Care Professionals are fully trained and deemed competent in your care needs, this helps to reduce the number of infections and the need for hospital admissions.

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Why choose vital signs monitoring care at home?

Having Health Care at Home with Home Instead allows you to maintain your independence, routine, and lifestyle so you can live your best life at home. Your Care Professional will be matched to your interests and hobbies so you can build a trusting relationship with them. We work with you and your clinical team to ensure the best care is delivered to the highest standard ensuring a fully bespoke and tailored care plan is provided.

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  • Michelle Tennant

    Michelle Tennant, Clinical Governance Lead

    I am a Registered Nurse of 20 years and have been in the care sector since I was 17 years old, I have had experience in every role that exists in a care company, including Registered Manager, care consultant, recruiter, scheduling, auditing, complaints, and networking! My role in the National office is Clinical Governance Lead, and most recently have been working with DHSC and Chief Nurse Deborah Sturdy to develop a clinical governance framework for the delegated healthcare activities in social care, I am continuing to take the lead on our Healthcare at Home service and drive this in the network. In addition to my nursing role, I’m 4 years into my PhD in Aging at Lancaster University, with a key focus on the retention of Care Professionals in the social care sector.