Our physicians and nurse practitioners deliver compassionate care to chronically ill and home-limited patients who find it difficult to get to the doctor. We understand the challenges of living with advanced illness. It is often difficult to coordinate care with a number of different providers.
After a hospital discharge, we can provide transitional care, including medication reconciliation and palliative care for chronic illness.
Our teams coordinate care with specialists and other providers who bring services to the home, such as wound care and podiatry. We provide support and education to families and caregivers. Our 24/7/365 live nursing support gives families and caregivers peace of mind.
We can also coordinate care with specialists in areas such as cardiology, oncology, endocrinology and nephrology, along with in-home services like podiatry and wound care. We provide assistance with referrals for home health services like physical, occupational, and speech therapies.
Worried about loved ones who can no longer manage on their own? Our no-cost service supports families seeking the right home with the right level of care.
At end of life, we help families find compassionate hospice care for their loved one.
If you are an individual seeking palliative or hospice care, click here.
Board Certified Physicians and Nurse Practitioners deliver family-focused quality medical care in your home.
Talk to a nurse any time of day or night, whether it’s a simple question or an urgent need. (602) 954-0444
Review and reconciliation of medications. Consultation and coordination with a clinical pharmacist as needed.
Home visits by clinicians with expertise in pulmonary care and dementia care.
Specialized evaluation for patients recently discharged from the hospital to ensure successful transition home.
Assistance with in-home evaluations to prevent falls and other injuries.
No-cost assistance finding appropriate care and living arrangements for a loved one.
Support to help families cope with stress and understand the disease process.
EKG, radiology, TB tests, blood draws, urine analysis, cultures, ultrasounds and IV infusions are coordinated by our staff.
Care coordination for specific needs like podiatry, audiology and optometry.
Care coordination for specialties like cardiology, endocrinology and nephrology.
Care coordination in the home for physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, wound care, and other skilled nursing services.
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I wish I had known about this wonderful company two years ago. They truly are the best of the best. Every person I interacted with — from the first phone call to the social workers, doctors, and everyone who answered my questions — was so caring and helpful. I am deeply grateful for their exceptional service. Three years ago, I went through the caregiving journey with my father, spending so much time trying to get him proper care, which was heartbreaking when he eventually gave up and passed quickly. I genuinely believe that if I had known about Geriatric Solutions then, he might still be with us today. I would have loved to bring him home so he could be comfortable and happy, instead of living in a strange hospice home. I really want to spread the word. If you or someone you know needs help, guidance, or support, please don’t hesitate to call them!
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Geriatric Solutions has been a blessing to my mother and to me. The medical staff is phenomenal. They are caring and supportive to their patients and the family members. My mother is unable to leave the house due to mobility issues. We were recently referred to Geriatric Solutions and I couldn’t be more pleased. Everyone has been so helpful and extremely polite. I highly recommend Geriatric Solutions.
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I have been a patient for two years. My nurse practitioner Tracey has taken great care of me and making sure my prescriptions are filled and up to date. Stacey The receptionist is always So professional, Kind and caring. She is such a great access to the company.
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I'm homebound and NOT geriatric. Still have a decade and 6 years to go before hitting there. If you are disabled or deal with chronic issues where leaving home is difficult, I encourage you to try them out. They come to you. Send x-ray techs, blood draws, and I've not yet discovered everything they do. Yes, some appointments require leaving the home, but knowing the basic things and not so basic can be completed in the comfort of your home is huge, especially if you're immunocompromised, deal with severe anxiety, depression, agoraphobic, vehicleless, or just plain sick and tired of being sick and tired. Try them out. If you don't like them, at laest you tried. Won't know if you don't pick up the phone and call them. Just might save your life.
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