The Types of Levels of care

Preventive

Preventive and routine care is care that helps prevent health problems or finds them before they become serious.

Secondary

Secondary care means your healthcare provider has transferred your care to someone with expertise in your specific diagnosis.

Tertiary

Tertiary care is specialized care delivered in a hospital or similar care setting. It usually requires a referral from a primary or secondary care provider, and is typically only available at specialized medical centers. Tertiary care can include a range of procedures from cancer treatment to organ transplantation.

Restorative

focuses on maximizing an optimal level of functioning, enabling clients to regain/retain their independence following the debilitating effects of illness or injury.

Continuity of care is an approach to ensure that the patient-centered care team is cooperatively involved in ongoing healthcare management toward a shared goal of high-quality medical care. Continuity of care promotes patient safety and assures quality of care over time.

Diet options and Menu selections

Patient will be able to make selections from menus offered daily.

Diet accommodations:

• Regular diet
• Diabetic diet
  
• Renal diet
  
• Puréed diet
  
• Protein shakes
  
• Prescribed diets that have been determined by the patient’s Primary Care Provider
  

All meals will include daily and will be provided case by case:

Fruit and vegetables

Starchy food

Dairy

Protein

Fat