Heart Failure (HF) Program
Ultimate Plus Hospice’s Health Failure (HF) program expertly brings together our team of skilled in-home clinicians from different disciplines and uses the latest physician-supervised processes to detect, intervene, and resolve problems as quickly as possible. The program is a comprehensive approach that helps individuals manage their diseases at home while avoiding unnecessary trips to the hospital.
Program Features
Supervised and supported by physicians
Personalized care plan
Processes informed by the latest heart disease research
Multi-discipline in-home clinical team
Education for family, caregivers and patients
HF Program Guide:
Program Goals
Manage and improve symptoms
Reduce required visits to the hospital
Improve independence
Improve movement and activity
Educate on when to call for help
Comprehensive care guide including weight, nutrition, fluid, medication, and activity management tools
Symptom management tool to quickly and accurately identify changes in condition
Heart Failure – What you need to know
Heart Failure (HF) is a common disease affecting a large portion of the population. It occurs when the heart muscle becomes weak or stiff and loses its ability to effectively pump blood throughout the circulatory system. Several conditions contribute to the development of HF, with high blood pressure, coronary artery disease, diabetes, and obesity being the leading causes.
Common Symptoms
Fatigue or weakness
Irregular heartbeat
Persistent cough
Swelling of feet, legs, stomach
Shortness of Breath
Others Shortness of breath
Risk Factors
High blood pressure
High blood pressure
Diabetes
Smoking
Coronary heart disease
Obesity
For further information and to see if you qualify, please call 972-240-4700.