Wilson
Wilson
Effective Date: _______________
Wilson is a Hispanic male who resides at home with his daughter, son-in-law, and grandchildren. Spanish is his primary language, and he prefers that his daughter assist with communication as needed.
Wilson's daughter serves as his primary caregiver and is also his paid caregiver through the agency, providing the majority of his day-to-day support.
Wilson has a diagnosis of dementia along with multiple chronic health conditions, including diabetes, hypertension, and high cholesterol. His cognitive impairment impacts memory, decision-making, and overall safety awareness.
He also has limited mobility and uses a cane for ambulation, placing him at increased risk for falls.
Due to his diabetes, consistent daily monitoring of blood sugar levels is required. He requires ongoing supervision and support to maintain his health and safety in the home.
Care should be provided in a manner that supports Wilson's comfort, safety, and independence, with consideration given to his cognition and mobility. Safety should remain a priority at all times, particularly with mobility and environmental awareness.
Wilson's family plays a central role in his care, and coordination between the caregiver and agency is important to ensure consistency and continuity.
Caregiver must maintain ongoing awareness of Wilson's condition and established baseline. This includes monitoring for any changes in:
Any change in condition or significant event must be addressed at the time of care. This includes:
All changes in condition, incidents (including falls), and any emergency care or interventions must be reported to the office promptly and without delay.