All T & T Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) and Home Health Aids (HHAs) meet all state standards and have verified and appropriate training, licenses, certificates and credentials. In addition, the also meet T &T’s high standards related to skill, knowledge, dependability, and compassion.

They provide a variety of services available 24 hours a day including:

• Assistance with Activities of Daily Living

o Transfer Assistance
o Bath Assistance
o Eating
o Toilet Assistance
o Walking Assistance
o Bed Care/Turning/Skin Monitoring
o Dressing

• Assisting with the Change of a Colostomy Bag and other Ostomy Devices

• Reinforcement of Dressings

• Assisting with the Use of Devices for Aid to Daily Living such as a Wheelchair or Walker

• Assisting with Prescribed Range of Motion Exercises

• Assisting with a Prescribed Ice Cap or Collar

• Conducting Simple Urine Tests for Sugar, Acetone or Albumin

• Measuring and Preparing Special Diets

• Measuring:

o Temperature
o Pulse, Respiration
o Blood pressure
o Intake and Output of Fluids

• Tasks Associated with the Use of Assistive Devices

• Tasks Associated with Maintaining Environment and Resident Safety

• Tasks Associated with Health Related Data Gathering

• Recognition and Reporting of:

o Abnormal Findings
o Signs
o Symptoms
• Tasks Associated with:
o Socialization
o Leisure Activities
o Reality Orientation
• Tasks associated with end of life care

• Tasks Associated with:

o Basic First Aid
o CPR
o Emergency Care
• Tasks Associated with Nutrition and Hydration

• Tasks Associated with Elimination

• Documenting Services Provided to the Patient

• Maintaining a Clean, Safe, and Healthy Environment Including

o Light Housework
o Washing Dishes
o Doing Laundry
o Changing Linens

• To assist the patient in the self administration of medication by preparing as needed

o Juice
o Water
o Cups
o Spoons

• If Requested:

o Open and Close a Medication Container or Tear the Foil of Prepackaged Medications
o Assist the Patient in the Self-Administration Process of Medication
o Assist the Patient by Placing Unused Doses of Solid Medication Back into the Medication Holder