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Commitment to Healthcare Excellence

Elderly woman with her caregiver at nursing home

Asian senior older woman patient doing physical therapy with caregiver. Attractive specialist carer women help and support elder mature female practice walking slowly with walker at nursing home care.

Smiling nurse pouring glass of water for elderly woman on sofa

Female nurse taking care of a senior woman at home

Nurse assisting elderly woman with smartphone in nursing home

New Day Medical

1. Wellness & Preventive Health Visits
Vitals check: BP, heart rate, temp, weight, SpO₂
General health assessments (within RN scope)
Lifestyle & prevention coaching (diet, activity, sleep)
Fall risk assessments & home safety checks
2. Chronic Condition Support
Diabetes education (diet, glucose monitoring, foot care)
Hypertension management education
Cholesterol & heart health education
Medication teaching (purpose, dosing, side effects)
3. Medication Assistance
Pillbox setup and organization
Medication list creation & update
Teaching how/when to take meds
Reconciling meds after hospital discharge (compare what they take vs. discharge instructions)
4. Post-Hospital / Post-Procedure Check-ins
General condition monitoring (no invasive care unless ordered)
Education on warning signs that require medical attention
Coordination with their doctor’s office if concerns arise (with client consent)
Offering RN-led monitoring, advocacy, and oversight for elderly clients in the home, with aides, or in nursing facilities fills a major gap in the healthcare system. Families are desperate for someone trustworthy to make sure their loved ones are actually receiving good care — especially when:

The senior has a private aide or caregiver

The family lives far away

The person is in assisted living or a nursing home

The senior has memory issues or can't advocate for themselves