Landmark providers and team of experts specialize in home evaluations and modifications and can help adapt the home setting to meet patients’ needs.
Help care for a loved one with Alzheimer’s Disease by making their home a safer place. Changing the physical surroundings to adapt to your loved one’s behaviors will allow them more freedom and independence, while giving you peace of mind. Learn more from the “Home Safety and Alzheimer’s Disease” article, shared by the National Institute on Aging.
The article offers 4 Tips to a Safer Home:
At Landmark, our providers and care teams bring medical care to patients where they reside, and when they need it. Our experts specialize in home evaluations and modifications and can help adapt the home setting to meet patients’ needs.
Visit our How it Works page to learn more about our in-home medical care program and view our Locations page to see if Landmark is available in your area.
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The conversation included how the industry is moving away from facility-based care—like hospitals and office buildings—toward bringing care closer to patients’ homes.
Landmark social workers use short-term evidence-based case management and psychotherapeutic interventions to improve patient stability.
During Healthcare Risk Management Week, celebrated June 17–21, Landmark recognizes the important work that our risk management and patient safety professionals do to ensure that our patients receive safe health care.