Living with physical limitations or health condition can affect an individual’s overall well-being. Through social work services, you and the family can seek support in coping with social problems caused by certain changes in health status. This is done through delivering evidence-based wellness and lifestyle management interventions. The objective is to recognize the patient as a full member of society. Social workers render support services during your recovery from and/or adjustment to acute or chronic medical conditions.
Services include, but not limited to the following:
- Help in navigating health care options
- Assess the patient’s community involvement
- Provide valuable resources for all aspects of community life (housing, transportation, meal services, and more)
- Reduce environmental stressors
- Optimize safety and coping capacity
- Allow participation in the decisions that affect them, their home, and their community
- Offer opportunities for socialization and experiences in the community life
Core Functions of Social Workers
- Assessment of psychosocial aspects of the patient, families, and social support systems
- Family education and medication to patient and families in relation to physical and psychological needs
- Counseling for individuals and families
- Evaluation of the patient’s risk and safety
- Assistance with financial situations
- Coordination and implementation of the post discharge care plan
- Provision of information and referral services
For concerns and inquiries, please call or visit us at our location. You may also set an appointment to personally talk to a registered nurse.